Killarney advertiser 10th November, 2017

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10.11.17 Eve Kelliher takes a look at the news that’s been getting Killarney and Kerry talking

Build It & They Will Come…

THE 1989 movie classic Field of Dreams saw Kevin Costner’s character turn his cornfield into a baseball venue and the film engendered the idea of “build it and they will come” – and that is what Killarney has done throughout its history.

As hopes of a €50 million cash bonanza for the town were effectively shot down following judges’ recommendation on a venue to host the Rugby World Cup in 2023, we say Killarney should continue to set its sights as high as is possible no matter what when it comes to attracting sporting and cultural events as well as industry.

Pitching ourselves stratospherically in the past is what has brought the town to where it is today. Where would Killarney be without the foresight of such entrepreneurial visionaries as MD O’Shea and Maurice O’Donoghue?

In the 1950s, jobs were few and far between in Killarney and emigration was rife. As is the case today, most local jobs were in tourism, which was not a year-round prospect for employment.

In 1958, word went out around the town that a German industrialist, Hans Liebherr, was staying in the town’s Great Southern Hotel.

It was reported that Mr Liebherr wanted to open a factory in an English-speaking base and planned to build a plant in Mallow, Co Cork.

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As a town we must continue to set our sights as high as possible ney, including businessman Michael D (Mackey) O’Shea and the then-chairman of Killarney Urban Council, Teddy Clifford, saw the opportunity and they along with a team of delegates met Mr Liebherr for dinner in the hotel.

Mackey O’Shea then took him to see land close to the lakeshore where he could build a factory.

Mr O’Shea would later say: “Why would you bother going to Mallow?

Sure you could build here and bring the factory to Killarney.”

The rest is history and Liebherr Container Cranes is now a leading employer in the town.

Also with its roots in the late 1950s, the brand-leading Gleneagle Group started with the country house hotel The Gleneagle in 1957 and in the decades that followed, numerous expansion programmes by Maurice and Margaret O’Donoghue led to a dramatic increase in both the hotel’s size and its facilities. The most significant and ambitious addition,

Ireland’s National Events Centre, or the INEC, opened in 2000.

In recent months Killarney Advertiser has asked the question: Why shouldn’t Killarney become a centre for a financial hub or the location for a global conference and trade exhibition centre?

Now we say: size doesn’t matter, no matter what the World Rugby tech report judges say.

Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce president Paul O’Neill noted: “Killarney is like no other town of 14,000 and our experience, while maybe not comparable with Paris or Johannesburg, we undoubtedly have the skills and knowledge to match the other Irish destinations.”

Patrick O’Donoghue, chairman of the Kerry Branch of the Irish Hotels Federation, said: “Killarney is accustomed to punching above its weight, and anyone that has attended a large-scale sporting event, concert or conference here will testify to that. The atmosphere, safety and professionalism of everyone involved is always second to none.”

We need to channel the spirit of the entrepreneurs who have gone before us. While we may not have been successful this time, let’s pitch for other world events.

Main pic, Kevin Costner in the movie Field of Dreams and left, The Gleneagle in 1957 and as it is today; right, Liebherr today and, far right, the factory in the 1950s.

Branching Out In Killarney

EVERY cloud has a silver lining and this is literally the case in Killarney following the fallout of Hurricane Ophelia and Storm Brian. Volunteers are using the trees felled by the recent storms branch out to help people in need in the locality.

The Killarney National Park Mountain Meitheal volunteers, at the request of Killarney National Park management, have swung into action to cut up fallen trees for firing.

The timber is for sale at the Killarney Men’s Shed and proceeds will go to the Killarney branch of the Society of St Vincent de Paul.

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Killarney Gardaí Investigate Assault

GARDAÍ are investigating an assault on a young man in Killarney.

The incident happened in a laneway off Main Street, Touhill’s Lane, at 2am on November 1.

Killarney Microtrack

THE Killarney Community Microtrack project team invites the public to a meeting regarding the current status of the project. Assistance is required to help construct phase one of an athletics track and AstroTurf pitch by the middle of next year.

The meeting takes place in the Killarney Court Hotel at 7.30pm on Wednesday, November 15.

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THERE has been a groundswell of support for increased safety measures on the Killarney Bypass Road and Lewis Road junction.

Killarney Advertiser has campaigned throughout the year for the safety at the accident blackspot and a week into setting up a petition, the Mayor of the Killarney Municipal District Councillor Niall Kelleher has gathered close to 3,000 signatures.

Supporters include Suzanne Mannix Dennehy, the sister of Annette Mannix, who tragically lost her life in an accident on the Killarney Bypass in May. Mayor Kelleher will personally deliver the petition to the office of the Minister for Transport, Shane Ross, and to Transport Infrastructure Ireland next week.

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You will also have the chance to sign the petition at Sunday’s Munster Club Football Championship semi-final, between Dr Crokes and Kilmurry-Ibrickane, at Lewis Road. Some 450 people signed a separate petition at Annette Mannix’s funeral last May seeking change at the junction.

On foot of a campaign by Killarney Advertiser, several calls have been made at national level for action.

“Road users, including motorists, cyclists and pedestrians, are living in fear anytime they have to access the busy junction,” said Mayor Kelleher.

You can sign the petition at https://www.change. org/p/minister-shane-ross-td-upgrade-the-junctionat-lewis-rd-on-the-killarney-bypass/

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Careers Fair

THE Kerry Branch of Guidance Counsellors will host its annual careers fair on Wednesday, November 15, from 9am to 1pm in The Malton Hotel, Killarney. The event is open to the public and to second-level schools.

Admission to the careers fair is €5.

Climate Change Meeting

THE Transition Kerry group will host a meeting on climate change tomorrow, Saturday, November 11, in Manor West Hotel, Tralee.

The event takes place from 9.30am to 4pm.

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Battle Lines Drawn In Over €50,000 Raised To Bring Anthony Home War On Rhododendron Words: Eve Kelliher Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan

KILLARNEY NATIONAL PARK welcomed an influx of visitors from across Ireland to wage war on the rhododendron scourge this week.

As Killarney Advertiser has highlighted in its campaign this year, invasive rhododendrons, whose unconstrained growth is a danger to flora and fauna, threaten the Park’s natural beauty and delicate ecosystems.

November has seen the National Park teaming up with Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce and Irish Men’s Shed Association and Haven Pharmacy to help protect a vital part of Ireland’s natural heritage.

The initiative, which was spearheaded by Killarney pharmacist Finbarr Kennelly, saw 45 members of Men’s Sheds across Ireland get into action with local volunteers, including the Killarney National Park Mountain Meitheal, from Sunday until Wednesday.

Through the generosity of Killarney Chamber and hoteliers, all those attending were accommodated and fed for the duration of their stay in Killarney. Paul O’Neill, president of Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce, said “It is easy to see Killarney as a successful tourism town, but at its heart are communities of people who work together tirelessly to protect and enhance the National Park.”

THE communities of Killarney and Kilcummin have been devastated by the tragic death of Anthony O’Sullivan, who passed away on Sunday in Sydney, Australia.

A group of the popular young man’s friends came together to set up a Go Fund Me page to raise much-needed funds to bring Anthony home to rest and also to donate to the charity The Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust.

The Go Fund Me page went live on Tuesday evening and by yesterday evening the amount gathered had reached over €50,000.

Anthony, who passed away unexpectedly in his sleep on Sunday night, is the son of Paddy and the late Sheila O’Sullivan from Ballinamangh in Kilcum-

min and one of seven brothers.

“As we all know, Anthony was a great character and we would like to show our support to the O’Sullivan family at this very difficult time,” stated Anthony’s friends.

Kilcummin GAA Club, with which Anthony was a former underage player, is among the many organisations and individuals to lead heartfelt tributes to the popular young man. “We extend our deepest condolences to his father Paddy and brothers Brendan, Patrick, Killian, Stephen, Darragh and Enda at this difficult time,” it stated.

The Go Fund Me page, which was set up by Kilcummin senior player Daniel O’Leary, can be found at www.gofundme.com/anthony-skinner-o-sullivan

Aquila Club Open Morning MEET the team and see the facilities at The Aquila Club Leisure Centre at The Gleneagle Hotel when it hosts an open meeting tomorrow, Saturday, November 11.

All are welcome to the event, which takes place between 10am and 12pm. As well as one-day-only exclusive membership offers, the team at the Aquila Club will be giving free fitness taster classes including spinning and Boxercise and free fitness consultations. The Aquila Club also hosts swimming classes and clubs for children of all ages.

The tiniest tots, along with a parent, can try out a session with Water Babies – Ireland’s leading baby and toddler swim school, which conducts classes on Wednesdays. Meanwhile, the Little Ducklings Club, The Seals Club and Little Crocodile Group swimming lessons help children move forward with their swimming techniques. Private swimming classes for both individuals and groups are also available. The team will also provide information on private swimming lessons for adults that have yet to take the plunge.

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Calendar Fever Sweeps Killarney

OVER the past week, people from across the town, and everywhere from New Zealand to New York, have inundated us with requests for the Killarney Historical Calendar.

At this time of year, gift ideas abound, but this luxury product from the KC Print Group has captured the imagination like no present before. This local calendar has created a buzz and has rapidly become a Christmas must-have.

The clamour started on Friday when we gave you a sneak preview in these pages of the calendar and its contents and when we hosted Damien Switzer of the KC Print Group in our Chatroom to show off this blockbuster of nostalgia.

The Chatroom video has had Facebook in a spin ever since, garnering over 10,000 views to date, numerous likes and shares, and countless comments.

The Killarney Historical Calendar is full to the brim with over 300 images of a bygone Killarney and has given people a real sense of connection with their hometown.

We also hit the streets to get the sentiment on the ground and met with the steady stream of

locals exiting shops with calendars firmly under their arms.

The sight of people flicking through the pages in little huddles speaking of times past, with giggles of remembrance, was wonderful.

One man told us how the calendar is already hanging in his hallway and is an instant conversation starter.

Others, and not always the older generation, speak with a lump in their throats of how proud they are of their town and how the calendar is a great keepsake.

“The plaudits must also go to the Casey family (KC Print and the Killarney Advertiser) and Historia Publishing for affording me the time to indulge my passion for Killarney,” said Damien.

The calendars are for sale in Daly’s SuperValu, Park Road, Eason, Main Street, Quills, Market Cross, Reidy’s of Main Street, Casey’s, College Street, O’Connor’s Newsagents, Beech Road, and Mucros Craft Centre, Muckross House, and to accommodate our friends abroad we have set up an online shop on the Killarney Advertiser website www.killarneyadvertiser.ie Your home will feel incomplete without it.

Top, Terence McGough with his copy of the Killarney Historical Calendar; left, John Daly, Daly’s SuperValu, Aidan Quirke, KC Print and Killarney Advertiser, and PJ McGee, Daly’s SuperValu; photo on right, Damien Switzer, KC Print, Tanya O’Shea and Natalie Mattock, Eason Killarney, and Kieran Healy, Killarney Advertiser; and above, Derry Healy with the calendar.

Driving Back Hoteliers Ask: Through The Decades Rugby World Cup

Does Size Matter In Killarney?

PICTURED above are four founding members of Killarney and District Motor Club, Mike Buckley, Mike and Noreen Marshall and Fintan Foley.

They were among the original 12 people that met in O’Shea’s Bar, Milltown, exactly 40 years ago today, on November 10, 1977.

Other founding members were Pat Allman, Reidin Buckley, Richard Fitzgerald, Donie McCarthy, Des O’Neill, Ken O’Neill, John Brosnan (RIP) and Timmy Flynn (RIP).

Members of the club will meet in the same venue this evening.

KILLARNEY’S hoteliers have expressed their annoyance at the recent report made by World Rugby’s Technical Review group, specifically in relation to the comments made about the town’s size and its inexperience at hosting largescale events.

Speaking in reaction to the report, Patrick O’Donoghue, chairman of the Kerry Branch of the Irish Hotels Federation, said: “While Killarney’s population is smaller than other proposed host cities, the town has a disproportionately high number of hotels and guesthouses.

Also, contrary to the report, Killarney has hosted the Irish Open four times.”

Killarney currently has in excess of 2,500 hotel rooms and has the highest concentration of four and five star hotels in Ireland. There are over 5,200 hotel rooms in Kerry, with many of these located in Killarney’s neighbouring towns of Tralee, Kenmare and Dingle.

These figures do not take into account the num-

ber of guesthouses, B&Bs, hostels and self-catering accommodation in the county.

The 2010 Irish Open welcomed an attendance of 85,179 over the four days while in 2011 the tally of attendees for the international gold tournament exceeded 86,500. While not an international event, the Kerry town also hosts the Munster Football Final on a regular basis with attendance figures, for the highly anticipated Cork and Kerry clashes, averaging just under 40,000 people.

“Killarney is accustomed to punching above its weight, and anyone that has attended a large-scale sporting event, concert or conference here will testify to that. The atmosphere, safety and professionalism of everyone involved is always second to none,” added Mr O’Donoghue.

Pictured: Patrick O’Donoghue.

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Driver FOUR TIMES Over Limit Crashes On To Roundabout Words: Eve Kelliher GARDAÍ arrested a driver who was four times over the legal alcohol limit in Killarney. The person drove onto the Michael D O’Shea Roundabout during the bank holiday weekend.

Gardaí have shared an image of the incident on social media as a warning to other

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THE Minister for Health Simon Harris will cut the tape on Deer Lodge Mental Health Facility in Killarney on Monday.

The Health Service Executive stated: “Cork Kerry Community Healthcare acknowledges the commitment and work of all those involved with Deer Lodge, which has resulted in a modern, state-of-the-art facility of which Kerry Mental Health Services is very proud.”

The €13 million Deer Lodge Mental Health facility opened in Killarney in July when staff and residents of the former O’Connor Unit relocated to the building. Head of Mental Health Services Sinead Glennon said: “Thanks to the investment in Deer Lodge, we can now offer improved services and therapeutic intervention in rehabilitative and older persons’ mental health.”

Industry In The Spotlight THE great employment and training opportunities available in the tourism and hospitality sector in Kerry will be clearly outlined at a high-profile event in Killarney at the weekend.

One of the key speakers at the Let’s Talk Tourism forum at The Brehon Hotel will be Paul O’Toole who is the head of Solas, the state organisation with responsibility for funding, planning and co-ordinating further education and training programmes in the country.

His organisation has been tasked with building the identity and values of a world-class, integrated education and skills sector that is responsive to the needs of learners and the requirements of a changing economy.

“We believe that by providing a further education and training sector that is tailored to the needs of learners, employers and communities, we can harness the individual’s skills, strengthen the economy and promote social togetherness,” said Mr O’Toole, a former director general of FÁS who also served as chief execu-

tive of Tourism Ireland and general manager of Bord Fáilte.

Other key speakers at the forum will include Fáilte Ireland chief executive Paul Kelly, Mark Henry of Tourism Ireland, Fiona Monaghan, head of the Wild Atlantic Way project at Fáilte Ireland, Guinness Storehouse boss Paul Carty, Minister of State for Tourism Brendan Griffin and Kerry County Council CEO Moira Murrell.

The forum will commence on Friday morning with an opening address from event chairperson Margaret Cahill.

Participants will include John Brennan of the Park Hotel, Kenmare, Adrian Cummins of the Restaurants Association of Ireland, Helena Healy of B&B Ireland, travel writers Eoghan Corry and Pól Ó Conghaile, David McCarthy of AIB and Bernadette Enright of the Hospitality, Education and Training Centre.

Friday night will involve a business networking dinner in The Malton Hotel and on Saturday forum delegates and their guests will enjoy a visit to the Skellig Coast and Valentia Island.

Seat At End Of Fossa Way KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL is to provide a seat at the Fossa end of the Fossa Way. At the recent meeting of Killarney Municipal Area, Councillor Michael Gleeson asked the council to “give favourable consideration” to the provision of a seat, saying: “It would greatly enhance the overall enjoyment of this very special amenity for the many users of the splendid walkway-cum-cycleway.” The council has agreed to the request and a seat will be put in place in due course. “The seat will provide a welcome rest place for those who wish to relax and enjoy the great peace and beauty of the area,” said Cllr Gleeson.

At the launch of the National Tourism Forum/Let’s Talk Tourism Conference which takes place in The Brehon Hotel this weekend were from left, Joan McCarthy, Kerry County Council, Paul O’Neill, President, Killarney Chamber, Margaret Cahill, Chairperson, NTF, Emer Corridan, IHF, Sean Healy, AIB and Ciara O’Grady, NTF. Pic: Don MacMonagle

motorists, with the message: “Killarney Gardaí arrest drink driver last weekend. Four times over the limit. Never ever drink and drive”.

The pictured shared by An Garda Siochána.

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Child’s Play In Firies

PLANNING permission is being sought for a playground in Firies Village on a site located between Firies National School and the community childcare facility across from St Gertrude’s Church.

The site will be accessible via public footpath and roadway and from Firies National School which secured €50,000 Clar funding earlier this year towards a playground facility. Parking is available on the western side from the Marian Hall towards the national school. The playground’s location will be of great benefit to the adjoining national school and nearby childcare facility, housing estates and public in general, said Kerry County Council member Cllr Brendan Cronin.​“This project and facility is of immense importance to Firies National School, nearby childcare facility, local residents and families in the village and broader parish and community,” said Cllr Cronin. “Similar to other communities, local funding will be needed for the development of this playground and it will be of paramount importance for all groups and associations along with the general public to support the Board of Management of Firies NS in the required fundraising campaign to bring the playground to completion.

“There has been an amount of work done over the past months and it is important to recognize the input of the board of management of Firies NS, Fr Tadgh O Dochartaigh, PP, Vincent Foley Kerry County Council, St Brendan’s Trust and in particular Mr Willie Wixted whom i met on site in early May which initiated the possibility and availability of this site for a playground in Firies.”

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Anne Lucey gives her take on happenings in Killarney, Kerry and beyond in her monthly column

‘Mirror On Male Culture Does Not Reflect Well’

WHAT have the director of the Gate Theatre, a Hollywood producer, Bono, the landlords, and the bankers – and here one is tempted to follow with a bad word that rhymes – in common?

You’ll get no marks for guessing. They are all, or they mostly are, males wielding power and money.

The spotlight is no longer on Eve handing the apple – it is Adam’s apple the shine is coming off.

A global mirror on the bastions of male culture, male bands, male one-upman ship, male obsession with money, and male tribalism, is being held up mercilessly. And the reflection in this country is not good. Because we could throw in the mostly male GAA and the appalling behaviour by a club in the north, and we could also throw in the IRA and its attitude to women and the “bullying” behaviour that has seen young female councillors exit Sinn Fein. And include what’s emerging about the War of Independence and the sexual attacks on women, doubtless by men on the run.

Only the Church has been lucky – but then that has been mined already.

Nearly every scandal streaming out now is about unacceptable behaviour on the part of the gender who held absolute

sway around the boardrooms, who set the agendas and who led the crazy unrestrained capitalist world that has us in the mess we are. Not just the unfettered business world; the arts world is rife with it, we are told. This is about the last place you’d expect to find such narrow “Mad Men” behaviour. I am waiting for the exposé on the media. There was plenty of “male camaraderie” and outrageous remarks by some in that arena as well. And the politicians (we have one of the lowest female participations in the western world) seem strangely unscathed – so far! And in this town, where women have built the businesses, we see the male-only statues (apart from the Spéir Bhean and the Blessed Virgin – both super-terrestrial!), the male-only portraits hung in hotel conference rooms, the male-only roads and roundabouts!

It has long been my belief the central problem with Ireland is its huge lack of a meritocracy. Advancement is not by merit but by something else. I have long called it “who’reatocracy”.

Who you rubbed shoulders with, who you knew, who your father was, what political party you followed, that’s really what advanced you. That went for male or female, private or public sectors.

Grave Matters IT IS the month of the dead. November. In some parts of Europe there is a tradition of bringing chrysanthemums to graves of loved ones. This is because the yellow and purple and white flowers are the showiest flowers in the place this time. So don’t ever give a chrysanthemum to a French person!

Here we have the long-awaited news the town is to get a new graveyard after a long search in

which even the Pretty Polly factory was considered.

For decades we had motions before the old town council and appeals to the NPWS for land in Muckross. Brendan Cronin, the councillor and mayor of Killarney when the planning for Knockeenduff was voted on, makes a very interesting point. The Killarney Municipal Council has managed to do what the old town council could not!

Well glad to see at last that old nonsense seems to be crashing down and almost 100 years after 1922, when women were “airbrushed out” – it is not before time.

But my big problem with some of the kiss-and-tell stories now is they border on the farcical. A colourful remark passed in a pub that went unanswered 30 years later is trotted out on RTE. The nation swoons. Like Edwardian ladies whose corsets are too tight. If women’s sensibilities are that delicate then maybe it’s time we all went back to the snug.

Bring back the snug, is what I say. There is ordinary banter and fun between the sexes. Take that too far and we’ll all be resorting to arranged marriages.

We’ll have separate bus seats, separate schools, separate drinking dens. And precious little fun.

There’s another side which I for one cannot understand too: why did no one male or female speak out at the more outrageous behaviour. A lot of men were very well brought up. Were they all too set on their own self-advancement? And why did they suffer such indignity knowing that others too, maybe their daughters or sisters, were in line for the same treatment when they did not complain?

Remember this is different to domestic

abuse. This is the workplace where people have acknowledged rights and male colleagues and 30 years ago there were strong trade unions in the private sector.

I have previously highlighted in this column, at some cost to myself, the unacceptable humiliation of women in some of our courts – the remarks passed, the suited male laughter at their expense. I have done it in other forums. And I will continue to do it. But this is not the same thing as a remark passed in a pub.

Sixty years ago, Maureen O’Hara spoke out about Hollywood at great risk to herself. And she survived.

There is another serious side before it all turns into a witch hunt (maybe the word is warlock hunt, warlock being a male witch) and it is serious. We lose perspective when we take things out of context.

A remark 20 or even 10 years ago is not the same as one made today. There was a different common culture, it was a different time. Some men will be terribly troubled, perhaps at a vulnerable stage in their lives now.

I think women should award a general amnesty and act as they long have towards “dirty” talk from men with a mixture of pity, derision and laughter. And walk away.

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Words: Eve Kelliher

Entertainment All The Way From Glenflesk

WELL, the singing and banter could be heard all the way down High Street when we hosted two famous Glenflesk people, Derry Healy and Danielle Favier, in our Chatroom.

Danielle spoke of her upcoming wedding and reflected on the hugely successful Guinness World Record welly run she spearheaded for Glenflesk GAA Club three years ago.

Danielle, who is a member of Killarney Musical Society and works with Fáilte Ireland, also reveals what she loves

most about Glenflesk.

Derry, chairman of Glenflesk GAA Club, is a well-known musician and had a star turn as Michael Collins in the hugely successful 1916 drama Patrick.

Tune in to see what musician he would most like to meet and what song he would choose to sing on the X Factor.

Be sure to check out The Chatroom, Killarney’s answer to The Late Late Show, at 9pm this evening on our website killarneyadvertiser.ie and Facebook page when the duo strut their stuff.

Céilí Elizabeth and Peggy Kelleher present Christy Lehane with €600.

Toes Tap For A Good Cause DANCERS swung into action in aid of the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMDA) in a charity céilí that generated an impressive €600.

The event was hosted at An Riocht, Castleisland, by TJ Nelligan in September with the help of Liz Kelleher of Kilgarvan whose brother died of motor neurone disease.

Elizabetg and Peggy Kelleher presented the proceeds to Christy Lehane, Killarney, of the Kerry Friends of Motor Neurone Disease and the IMDA in the Heights Hotel Killarney. Paying tribute to TJ, the dancers and all who supported the event, Liz said: “There are no words to express how much it meant to see everybody there and we hope they all enjoyed the day and a huge thank you

to everybody that helped out, including those that helped with the tea and made sure everyone got fed,” she said.

“Most of all, a huge thank you to Ui Bhriain, John and Martina, who played exceptional music and created a fantastic atmosphere.”

Christy Lehane said the funds will help provide specialist equipment and access to a motor neurone disease nurse.

“This plays a vital role in improving quality of life, enabling people to live as active independent citizens within their community and to remain at home with their families for as long as possible,” said Christy.

There are currently over 360 people living with MND in Ireland 12 of which are from Kerry.

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Women’s Empowerment THE Killarney Women’s Organisation for Training & Empowerment (KWOTE) will host its monthly meeting on Wednesday, November 15.

The meeting takes place in Scotts Hotel and guest speakers will be Geraldine and Klaus from Flourish Organics, Clonkeen, Killarney.

Celtic’s Search For Santa IT STARTED out as a search for Santa and his elf and Killarney Celtic’s campaign in the leadup to the club’s Soccertots’ Christmas party turned into something of a Trump V Clinton-style battle.

Ramona Keogh of the club, who came up with the idea, said: “Once the update went online it took off like wildfire.”

Lead contenders included Peter McCarthy, senior player, for Santa and Wayne Sparling, for an elf. “Peter McCarthy’s campaign manager Danny McClure was drumming up huge support from Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre and then bang.....in went Karl McMahon for Santa and then the campaign really took off,” said Ramona.

“Out of the blue came our new signing Mark Beckett with huge online support from his friends in Fermanagh and then it started trending. Friends of Mark were even messaging to see what they could do to get him to win this even a statement to say it was a lifelong dream of his to be an elf.

“Cathal O’Shea, another one of our senior players, is definitely looming behind Mark Beckett.

“At this stage I was thinking about throwing a Mrs Claus and Rudolph in the mix but I said I would watch what was happening and play by ear.”

The phone has been just hopping with updates and in the last 24 hours, added Ramona. “It looks like this is definitely going to be an annual campaign. Stay tuned for the final reveal.”

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Words: Eve Kelliher Pic: Eamonn Keogh

Art’s The Way To Do It WEDNESDAY afternoon saw Killarney Rotarians unveil details of one of the most exciting events on Munster’s social calendar. The Killarney Rotary Club Evening of Wine & Art takes place in The Malton Hotel on Thursday, November 30, at 7.30pm.

Killarney Rotary Club president Eduard Schmidt-Zorner said: “It is always a joyful evening where you meet new and old friends, and whilst enjoying the evening know you are supporting the local charities and community projects benefiting from the evening.”

Killarney Rotary Club appreciates the support given by the sponsors, Daly’s Supervalu and Killarney Breweries.

“Thank you to the patrons who attend. We also look forward to welcoming back the artists and craft people every year and it is always nice to meet new artists,” added Eduard. “If you haven’t registered yet please do so as soon as possible. Space is limited so it is important that you contact killarneyrotaryclub@gmail.com to arrange your registration or send a message through the Killarney Rotary Club Facebook page.” The usual wine

Jane O’Donoghue (Football for All), Liam Healy (St John of God Kerry Services), Ciara Irwin Foley, Eduard Schmidt-Zorner (Killarney Rotary Club president), Amelia Tucker (Football for All) and Denis Tucker (Daly’s SuperValu).

and cheese tasting opportunities will appeal to all and the raffle is always hotly anticipated. “Killarney Rotary will also provide an information stand for those who want to learn more about Rotary or may be interested in

becoming a member,” added Eduard. “Rotary is an organisation which combines the commitment of their members following the Rotary motto: ‘Service above self’, fun and joy for all visitors.”

Texas Heart To Strike A Chord MUSIC lovers will be delighted to know that hugely popular group Texas Heart will be reuniting after 10 years.

Henry Bartlett, on lead guitar and vocals, and Lisa Bartlett, bass guitar and vocals, are joined by drummer Dave Usher for a reunion gig in Courtney’s Bar on Friday, November 17, 9pm to 11.30pm.

The trio are set to wow existing and new fans with American country, country rock and rock’n’roll.

Artists whose work features will include Garth Brooks, Dire Straights, Dwight Yoakam, Travis Tritt, Mary Black and Hal Ketchum.

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Killarney Honours Loreto Missionary With Humanitarian Award

Words: Eve Kelliher

THE 2017 Hugh O’Flaherty International Humanitarian Award was presented to Sr Orla Treacy of the Loreto order by the Mayor of Killarney Cllr Niall Kelleher at a ceremony in Killarney on Saturday evening.

This is the tenth year of this award, established to commemorate the humanitarian work of Killarney native Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty, in Nazi-occupied Rome during World War Two. Sr Orla is the principal of a Loreto education and medical mission in Rumbek, South Sudan. In 2004, the Loreto Sisters in Ireland and worldwide started a new movement called “Courage to Move”.

In the face of abject poverty, civil war and the absolute oppression of women

and in particular young girls, they succeeded in establishing schools and a basic medical centre in the area of Rumbek in central South Sudan.

In 2011, South Sudan gained independence and it was hoped that matters would improve, Sr Orla told the large audience in Killarney. “Following a brief period of relative peace, conditions in South Sudan have returned to those applying pre-Independence and the Loreto Sisters continue to struggle to provide education and minimal medical care for those in their care,” said the award winner.

She went on to describe the terrible circumstances facing young girls in South Sudan, with forced marriages while still

in their teens, high mortality in childbirth and almost non-existent education, even at primary level.”

The chair of the Hugh O’Flaherty Memorial Society Jerry O’Grady reminded the audience of the words of Nelson Mandela, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

Presenting the humanitarian award to Sr Orla, Killarney Mayor Cllr Niall Kelleher spoke of the uncertain future for South Sudan and appealed to all to support the work of the Loreto Sisters there.

Sister Orla Treacy. Pic: Don MacMonagle

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Billy Morrissey Presents

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A group including Kevin Flannery (clerk of the course) and Michael O’Mahoney (Rentokil Initial managing director) with Patrick O’Donoghue, (Gleneagle Group managing director), Paul Sherry (Killarney Chamber of Tourism and Commerce), Mike and Noreen Marshall, Dermot Healy, Johnny Hickey (PRO), Paul Nagle, Denis McCarthy (Assistant COC), Rob Duggan, Neil Phelan (Ace Signs), Alan Buckley (deputy clerk of the course) , Denis Walsh, Mike Falvey (chief marshal), Diarmuid Cronin (Killarney and District Motor Club chairman) and Martin Farrell (Assistant COC).

Pic: Eamonn Keogh

THE Killarney and District Motor Club held the official launch of the Rentokil Initial Killarney Historic Rally on Friday night last in Scotts Hotel, Killarney. There were some beautiful rally cars on display and a large crowd in attendance. Officials, organisers and sponsors were joined by guest speakers such as TD Michael Healy-Rae and WRC co-driver Paul Nagle.

MC Mike Marshall introduced Paul Sherry of Killarney’s Chamber of Tourism & Commerce who spoke of how important the rally is to Killarney town.

Deputy Healy-Rae praised the commitment of the voluntary club members.

Killarney and District Motor Club announced details of this year’s Killarney Historic Stages Rally, Ireland’s only event to cater solely for historic rally cars and night-stage rallying, which will run on Saturday, December 2nd.

The rally will count as the first round of the 2018 Irish Tarmac Historic Rally Championship; final round of the 2017 Southern Four Rally Championship; and final round of The 2017 HRCR - Stage Masters Challenge.

Event clerk of the course Kevin Flannery and his Killarney and District Motor Club team have built this year’s rally around the competitor. “We recognise the competitors attraction to the event and the uniqueness that the Killarney Historic Rally holds worldwide, offering the competitor 110km of competitive stages, centralised service area at Liebherr Container Cranes, Killarney, and the popular feature of the final stage to be run in the

darkness,” said Kevin.

The event provides a welcome end-of-season boost to Ireland’s tourism capital and is worth millions to the local economy. The Gleneagle Hotel, involved in the rally since 1979, will once again serve as rally headquarters.

There will also be extensive television coverage of this year’s event, with a onehour production

by Mick Bracken of on the Limit Sports, to be televised on RTÉ, TG4, Setanta Sports, Motors TV and SkySports throughout the Christmas period. The rally starts on the Friday evening with a ceremonial start on Main Street, Killarney, at 7pm. The real action gets underway on Saturday morning with the iconic Moll’s Gap stage.

Top local historic competitors include Pat Looney from Kilcummin who will debut his newly built Bda-powered Ford Escort Mk1. Rathmore’s Mark Falvey returns to the stages after a brief layoff and is sure to be well in contention. Todd Falvey will be out in his beautifully prepared Porsche 911. Southern 4 Championship winner Donal O’Connor from Rathmore will also be pushing hard for top local honours. Killarney’s Aidan Kennedy and Glenbeigh’s Jack O’Shea also head the Mini Cooper lineup.

Leading local crews in the modified category include last year’s winner Rob Duggan, Charlie Hickey, Kevin O’Donoghue, Tadhg O’Sullivan, Noel O’Sullivan, Vincent O’Shea and John Hickey who will all field Ford Escorts.

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Council’s Budget For 2018 On Public Display

KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL’S budget for the year ahead is on public display.

The draft budget for the financial year ending on December 31, 2018, has been

prepared and will be considered at a meeting of councillors this Monday, November 13.

Members of the public can view the plan at county buildings in Rathass, Tralee.

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Picture-Perfect Makeup Masterclass

Aine O’Connor, Mary Burke and Geraldine Kealy (Artdeco), Jill Duggan, Niamh Walsh and Agnieszka.

MAKEUP guru Geraldine Kealy ensured Killarney ladies have a whole lot of new tricks up the sleeves of their little black dresses for the upcoming party season.

Geraldine, head Artdeco makeup artist, will be well known to many from her regular slots on TV3’s Xposé and Ireland AM. She dispensed welcome advice during her masterclass at Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio recently.

“It was a fantastic event with loads of tips

and tricks for all our fabulous clients with Artdeco trendsetting makeup, which is exclusive to Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio,” said Jill Duggan of the studio.

“We had such demand for this year’s masterclass that we had a team of makeup artist on hand to demonstrate the newest tips and advice.”

Meanwhile, Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio will host its annual Sothys skincare event on Thursday, November 24 and places are filling up fast.

Golf Tony Crehan, Tim O’Mahony, John Rice and Larry Daly playing with the senior tour at Mahony’s Point, Killarney Golf Club.

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Silver Circle Results

THE results of week four of the Killarney Parish Silver Circle are as follows – first prize, €500: Rena Healy, Kilcummin Post Office, seller: Rena Healy; and second prize, €250: Stephen Courtney, Oakwood, Rock Road, seller: Tadhg Fleming.

The winners of €100 each are as follows; Fr Seamus Linnane, St. John’s, Tralee, seller: Fr Jim Lenihan; Susan Walsh, Coolclogher, Mill Road, seller: Paddy O’Sullivan; Myra and Dan Doona, Green Lawn, New Street, seller: Maisie O’Sullivan; Louise Bolger, Lewis Road, seller: Con Griffin; and Mary Cussen, Upper Lissivigeen, seller: Cáit O’Sullivan Darcy.

The winners of €75 each are as follows: Ian Walsh, “ Swallow’s Nest”, Tralee Road, Audrey O’Shea, 6 Coolgreane Park, Ciara Tangney, Anglore, Castleisland, Mary Lyne, Holy Cross Gardens, Sheila Teahan, Woodlawn Avenue, John Leen, Dún an Oir, Park Road, Noreen O’Connor, Hawley Park, Tralee, and Betty Moroney, Woodlawn Road.

Tickets are still available from the sacristies and parish office.

This week’s prize money is sponsored

by Killarney Oils, Killarney Carpet & Furniture, BBM Secure, Killarney Autos, Daly’s SuperValu and Michael O’Callaghan Grass Cutting.

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Conor Myles and Dan O’Connor,

Partners of Terence F. Casey & Company Solicitors, 99 College Street, Killarney, present information on legal issues

PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS TO PERSONAL INJURY ASSESSMENT BOARD All personal injuries claims lodged in Ireland must first be lodged with the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB). This applies to all personal injury cases save and except medical negligence cases.

In the event of an accident taking place wherein you have sustained an injury by way of a slip or fall, road traffic accident or some other incident arising from which you have sustained injuries which is not your fault, you are entitled to lodge a claim for a personal injuries compensation it is important.

It is important to note that it is incumbent upon all claimants to notify the person or persons to whom they are holding responsible as soon as possible following the incident. There is an obligation to notify the person or persons responsible (the Respondents) as quickly as possible but within two months in writing of the incident giving rise to the claim but it is not fatal to the claim if this is not done but most certainly all claims for personal injuries must be lodged and appropriately commenced within two years of the date of the accident in default of which the claim will be statute barred.

The Statute of Limitations being the two year period is the time frame within which you must commence your claim. After that time where the claim is statute barred, your claim will fail.

It is important that you establish and nominate as respondents all and any persons who may bear responsibility for your injuries and these should be nominated in the application to

the PIAB. Once you lodge your claim with PIAB, PIAB then notifies the respondent and the claim is underway.

The application to PIAB is by way of an application form together with a medical report and the appropriate fee. Thereafter the PIAB will write to the Respondent(s) inviting them to agree to the PIAB assessing the matter and subject to their agreement the PIAB will then proceed to assess the claim on the basis of medical evidence and evidence in support of an application for out of pocket expenses to include loss of earnings etc. Once the PIAB make a determination, that determination is reduced to writing and furnished to the applicant and the respondent(s) and each party has a short period of time to accept or reject the determination. If both parties accept the determination, the Payment Order is issued and that concludes matters. However, if the matter is not accepted by both parties, an Authorisation to issue proceedings then issues. Most importantly to note is that in the event that you have sustained an injury and you are seeking compensation, you should ensure to act quickly and prosecute your claim promptly.

The above is a discussion piece only and does not purport to be legal advice and should not be relied upon as such, In respect of any specific circumstances, you should consult your solicitor to obtain specific legal advice and Terence F. Casey & Company do not accept any responsibility for any errors or omissions herein.

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B E L E C S W E N Kate Upton & Astros Star Justin Verlander Tie The Knot In Italy

LOOKS OF THE WEEK

Kate Upton and Justin Verlander have tied the knot.

The 25-year-old model got married to the baseball star in a romantic ceremony at Castiglion del Bosco in the Province of Siena in Tuscany, Italy on Saturday.

Kate looked incredible in her white gown, which featured

long sleeves and a sheer element over her decolletage. The happy news for the pair comes just days after Justin, 34, helped the Houston Astros triumph over the Los Angeles Dodgers to win their first World Series in Game seven.

Is She Or Isn’t She? Pictures have surfaced of apparently pregnant Kylie Jenner.

Kanye West performs on stage for first time in a year.

He hugs former protégé Kid Cudi signaling end of their ‘feud’.

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Inaugural Experience Ireland Invitational

Tom Kennedy (Experience Ireland Golf and Travel), Ed Stack and Colm Cooper (AIB Bank).

NEARLY 80 golfers teed up for Killarney tour operator Experience Ireland Golf & Travel’s inaugural invitational day at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club on Friday.

A 12pm shotgun start got all the golfers on the course at the same time, all making the most of the glorious sunshine and excellent condition of the Killeen course.

Following the golf, there was a craft beer tasting with Carlow Brewing Company while Halewood Wines & Spirits were on hand with whiskeys and gins. Dinner was provided by the new caterers at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club – Geraldine and David McCarthy. The winners of invitational, Stephen Foley and Derek Kelly, were representing Killeen House Hotel, and they shot 47 points on the day. They went away with a Motocaddy Golf Bag each plus the Invitational Shield and hats from The

Caddy Guy Ireland.

The Carlow Brewing team came second on 44 points, on the countback from Mount Wolseley (Eamonn O’Donnell and Michael White) who finished third on the same score. The 43s were next – Trump Doonbeg were fourth while the Killarney Golf & Fishing Club team consisting of lady captain Sheila Crowley and outgoing president Breda Duggan. Derek Kelly also picked up the nearest the pin prize while Jason O’Leary from Dromoland claimed the longest drive with one of the final tee shots of the day on Killeen’s 18th hole.

Alice Thompson and Tom Kennedy of EIGT said they hoped to make it an annual event and also outlined the 2018 tournaments of which there are four – The Social Media Open in April, Social Media Parkland Championship in June, Social Media Open North in July and Social Media Links Challenge in August.

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Stephen O’Donoghue, Eric O’Donoghue, Eoin O’Meara and Michael O’Donoghue in Charlie Foley’s.

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Michelle O’Donoghue, Michelle O’Leary and Marissa Long in Reidy’s during Michelle’s hen night.

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Sinead Marron and Carl Randlls out and about in Reidy’s.

Valerie Quirke and Rachel Lyne out and about in the Grand.

The Celtic Knights playing the Grand.

Fiona McGrath, Aoife Dillon and Emma Grant in Reidy’s.

Tadhg Moakley, Tim Buckley and Jake Doherty in the Killarney Grand.

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A Weekly Round-Up Of News + Views From Kerry And Around Paradise Papers

Super-Rich Whose Financial Details Have Been Leaked

WHEN the Panama Papers were released in 2016, they threw a searing spotlight on the tax affairs of the rich and powerful.

Now, a year and a half later, the so-called Paradise Papers have yet again brought the matter under global scrutiny – featuring high-profile names from much closer to home.

The disclosure of 13.4million previously-secret documents ties major companies and political figures to secretive overseas arrangements.

The majority of the leaked Paradise Papers come from Appleby, which specialises in offshore accounts.

U2 frontman Bono is alleged to have used a company based in Malta, a low tax jurisdiction, to pay for a share in a shopping centre based in Lithuania.

The leaked papers reportedly reveal that Bono, under his real name Paul Hewson, was an investor in the Maltese company Nude Estates, which bought the shopping centre. The singer said: “I’ve been assured by those running the company that it is fully tax compliant, but if that is not the case I want to know as much as the tax office does, and so I also welcome the audit they have said they will undertake.”

Three stars of the sitcom Mrs Brown’s Boys allegedly put more than £2 million into companies in Mauritius as part of a tax avoidance scheme.

Patrick Houlihan, Martin Delany and Fiona O’Carroll

took funds received from the production company owned by creator and star of the show, Brendan O’Carroll, and transferred them overseas, the BBC reported.

Mr O’Carroll told the broadcaster neither he nor his companies had been involved in a tax avoidance scheme or structure.

The Duchy of Lancaster, the private estate of Queen Elizabeth, was found to have millions of pounds invested in offshore arrangements. Around £10million from the Queen’s private fund was paid into funds in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda between 2004 and 2005, according to reports.

A spokesman for the estate said all investments were “fully audited and legitimate”.

Tax avoidance involves companies and people using legal ways and following the rules to reduce their tax bill.

In contrast, tax evasion is an offence and involves illegal ways of paying less tax than required.

Trump Corner

Brazilian Grand Prix

Hailed As Hero For Giving Trump The Middle Finger HER cheeky hand gesture ensured Juli Briskman was a cheerleader for free speech this week.

But surely her firing as a result of Briskman’s off-the-cuff decision to give the US President the middle finger is troubling in the so-called Free World?

Either way, she has been hailed as a hero by many and the 50-year-old found flowers on her doorstep on Monday night. “Juli: I don’t know you and yet I am so proud of you,” an accompanying note said. “You’re my hero. Truly. Thank you for standing up to this admin. We need more like you. Continue to resist. We’re with you all the way. Sally M.” In the past week, she has received media calls from across the globe as well as hate mail. One person told her: “I hope you get used to saying, ‘Do you want fries with that?’”

Just to recap on the backstory: When Donald Trump departed the Trump National Golf Club in

Never fails to entertain

Sterling, northern Virginia, after a round of golf on October 28, his motorcade overtook cyclist Briskman, who responded by raising the middle finger of her left hand.

The fleet of vehicles swept on but as it slowed for a red light, the cyclist caught up and flipped the bird a second time.

A photo of her act of defiance took off on social media. The Washington Post called it “the middle-finger salute seen around the world”. The late-night TV host Stephen Colbert said: “No one has summed up the mood of the country better … Long may she wave.”

Briskman, told her bosses at Akima, a government contracting firm in Herndon, Virginia. The marketing executive was promptly fired for violating the “code of conduct policy” – even though she was off duty at the time.

The story generated worldwide headlines again – and an outpouring of sympathy for Briskman, who clearly struck a chord. “I think the point is this resonates because millions of people feel the way that I do,” she told the Guardian.

Opinion

Words: Cormac Casey

THE F1 driver’s and constructor’s championship already wrapped, Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes would be forgiven for heading to this weekend’s grand prix at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace in Interlagos, Brazil in a party mood.

However, last year’s winner, Hamilton has warned his F1 rivals that he’s in no mood to wind down though, despite his unassailable advantage and Paradise Papers probe. Hamilton clearly wants to increase his points haul at the expense of championship runner-up Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel who still needs to defend his runner-up spot from Hamilton’s teammate, Valtteri Bottas.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen will have a different view on this and will be all out to increase his tally,

laying down the gauntlet to championship veterans Hamilton and Vettel in preparation for the 2018 title. Teammate Danny Ricciardo, with only one race win to his credit this season, will want to better his teammate on races wins even though he is ahead in the championship.

From lights out on Sunday we will be guaranteed a thrilling race. This circuit has been home to some of the most thrilling battles in F1 history and with the championship wrapped up, we could see four cars into turn one all fighting for race glory. A reputation for unpredictable weather will add further spice to an already thrilling circuit.

Just look back on Max Verstappen’s epic “save of the century” in last year’s race. Wow. (You Tube search: ‘Verstappen brazil save’)

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Central Bank Forces BOI To Compensate Extra 6,000 Tracker Customers

Google Pairs With Volkswagen QUANTUM computing could come to cars as tech meets industry. We have seen the auto giants and the tech industries fall over themselves to create alliances in recent years.

Google and Volkswagen have come together to investigate ways of using the surge in processing speed from quantum computers to help with traffic flows and autonomous driving.

While quantum computing is still

in its infancy, it employs some of the less intuitive processes of quantum physics to accelerate computer calculations to speeds far faster than conventional technology.

Volkswagen’s IT department wants to use the extra processing speed to develop new structures for high-performance battery materials, artificial intelligence and machine learning and traffic flows for self-driving cars.

THE Central Bank has forced Bank of Ireland to include an additional 6,000 customers in its tracker mortgage compensation scheme, reports the Irish Times.

The extra customers brings the total number due for compensation from the bank to 10,300, by far the most identified by

any lender under review.

The number of customers impacted by the scandal, which saw thousands of tracker mortgage holders wrongly switched to costlier variable rate contracts, is expected to reach 30,000 once the Central Bank’s investigation is complete.

Nutella Fans Go Nuts After Recipe Change NUMEROUS Nutella-lovers took to social media to express their dismay that the recipe of the chocolate spread had been altered this week.

Nutella has confirmed that it has changed the recipe of its chocolate and hazelnut spread - sparking a huge back-

lash among fans of the brand. The maker of the spread, Ferrero, acknowledged it was adjusting its formula following a report by a German consumer group.

Yet the consumer association noted that the colour of the spread had been made lighter due to the recipe change.

Video Of Texas Church Shooting Said ‘Latte Levy’ Could Be On The Way To Show Methodical Killing Of Victims Opinion Words: Eve Kelliher

IT’S become the default accessory of choice for us latte lovers everywhere but the disposable takeaway coffee container could be on its way out.

It is reported that a charge of up to 15c could be levied on disposable coffee cups in a bid to tackle waste.

According to the Irish Independent, around two million takeaway cups are sent to landfill every day.

While I love my daily latte, the sight of these disposable cups overflowing in bins across the town and even strewn on walkways does has to give us pause for thought. Minister for the

Environment Denis Naughten wants to encourage customers to bring their own reusable mugs for their latte on the go – which I have to say, seems fair enough.

It is understood talks have already taken place with major companies including Insomnia and Supermac’s. Oisin Coughlan, director of Friends of the Earth, said: “The plastic bag levy is something we are all very proud of now, it changed behaviour over night.

“So the idea of a levy on disposable cups is worthwhile, don’t forget they are not paper, they have plastic in them.”

People In England Happier Since The Brexit Vote

PEOPLE in England are happier than they were at the time of the Brexit vote, figures have revealed.

Contentment among the population in England has increased to record levels, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Its personal wellbeing survey revealed that people

in England are a less gloomier bunch than they were at the time of the EU referendum last year. Happiness has increased between June 2016 and June 2017, the ONS said. While happiness in England increased, the mood in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland was unchanged since the Brexit vote.

THE Texas church shooting was captured on a video that shows the gunman methodically shooting his victims in the head, including small children, it was reported on Wednesday.

The seven-minute video clip described to the New York Times by an unnamed law enforcement official echoes interviews with survivors who described the shooter going aisle by aisle and firing at close range.

The First Baptist church in Sutherland Springs

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often recorded its services and posted them online. The attack during a service last Sunday killed 25 people, as well as an unborn child, and wounded 20. The shooter, 26-year-old Devin Kelley, was wounded by two shots from a civilian as he left the church. The civilian and another man chased Kelley’s SUV in another car. After several miles, Kelley’s car crashed and he was found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Police said they recovered two handguns belonging to him in addition to a rifle.

Words: Eve Kelliher

Commuters The Collateral Damage In Rail Strikes A LETTER published in the Irish Times this week said it all: “As the rail strike escalates with no sign of resolution, is there any truth in the rumour that North Korea is considering sending senior officials here to assist our Minister for Transport Shane Ross to negotiate a settlement?”

As trains sat idle on Tuesday with yet more strikes on the way, we have to ask: Is it right that the country is brought to a standstill by rail unions?

Employees who have to stay at home from work and children and collegegoers whose timetables are thrown into disarray as a result of the industrial action are the collateral damage. It is time to go to the Labour Court.

Why should passengers be left to face chaos because no resolution is in sight?

The Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has urged all

sides in the rail dispute to engage with the Workplace Relations Commission or the Labour Court to try to bring an end to the ongoing strike action.

But with more than 150,000 people forced to make alternative travel arrangements this week, there was no sign of any breakthrough.

Tuesday’s stoppage is the second of five scheduled by unions in pursuit of a no-strings attached pay rise of 3.75% a year.

Iarnród Éireann insists the union claim would cost €43 million over three years and push the already vulnerable company into insolvency. SIPTU representatives have called on Iarnród Éireann management to desist from sending letters to workers which could be perceived as threatening their livelihoods. The third strike day is scheduled for November 14.

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What do Adare Manor, Dromoland Castle and Killarney Court House all have in common? In the early 19th century, George Richard Pain, the architect /builder, was involved in all three buildings. Pic: Supplied by Moments in Time

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Roundabout A Solution To Junction Crux Advertiser ney lar

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GN I A P AM C S S BYPA Advertiser ney lar

is Road with the new roundabout 250 metres to the west. Another new road would run south from the new roundabout to the back of St Finan’s Hospital through existing HSE lands. A further new public road on the northern side of bypass would connect the new roundabout to Ballydribeen area, running north from the new roundabout through HSE lands to the Celtic football field area.

The proposal was to be discussed with the National Roads Authority (NRA) and it was envisaged, subject to agreement/planning that the HSE would donate the lands free of charge and the NRA would construct and pay for the new roundabout and connecting roads infrastructure.

This was the time of the Celtic Tiger and inflated land prices and having enhanced access to HSE land banks on both sides of the bypass would greatly

Kil

I REFER to the on-going public concern in relation to the number of accidents at the junction of where Upper Lewis Road meets the Killarney Bypass Road.

Around 2006/2007 when the closure of St Finan’s Hospital, Killarney, was being actively proposed, senior HSE officials met with the Psychiatric Nurses’ Association in relation to plans for the closure of St Finan’s Hospital and the disposal of HSE land banks on both sides of the Killarney Bypass.

The plans included the construction of a new roundabout approximately 250 metres on the western side of the present Upper Lewis Road/Killarney Bypass junction with connecting roads.

On the southern side of the Killarney Bypass, a new slip road was proposed on HSE lands running parallel to the present bypass connecting Upper Lew-

increase the price and attractiveness of the land. Unfortunately, with the death of the Celtic Tiger and collapse of the property market the plans outlined came to nothing.

However, now that property prices are recovering and St Finan’s Hospital is finally closed it may well be time to return to the 2006/2007 plans and finally build the new roundabout and connect-

ing roads, thereby closing the current junction of Upper Lewis Road with the Killarney Bypass for good and preparing the HSE land banks on both side of the bypass for sale and redevelopment.

Cormac Williams, Killarney, PRO, Psychiatric Nurses’ Association, Kerry

Editor’s Note: If you have an opinion you would like to air, you can write to Letters to the Editor, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C Park Place, High Street, Killarney, or email newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie All letters must be accompanied by a name, address and phone number for verification purposes. These can be omitted with prior approval of the Editor. The Editor reserves the right to edit all letters.

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The Bookworm

Reviewed: Origin by Dan Brown THE spellbinding new novel from the author of The Da Vinci Code, Origin sees Robert Langdon, Harvard professor of symbology and religious iconology, arrive at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao to attend the unveiling of a discovery that “will change the face of science forever”.

The evening’s host is his friend and former student, Edmond Kirsch, a 40-year-old tech magnate whose dazzling inventions and audacious predictions have made him a controversial figure around the world.

This evening is to be no exception:

On The Box

he claims he will reveal an astonishing scientific breakthrough to challenge the fundamentals of human existence. But Langdon and several hundred other guests are left reeling when the meticulously orchestrated evening is blown apart before Kirsch’s precious discovery can be revealed. With his life under threat, Langdon is forced into a desperate bid to escape, along with the museum’s director, Ambra Vidal. Together they flee to Barcelona on a perilous quest to locate a cryptic password that will unlock Kirsch’s secret.

The Big Big Movie Nanny McPhee RTÉ One Nov 11th, 18:35

World Cup Qualifier RTÉ Two

Nov 11th, 19:25 Denmark v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.45pm).

Darragh Maloney is joined by Damien Duff, Eamon Dunphy and Liam Brady to present coverage of the World Cup play-off first leg at the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen.

Denmark finished second behind Poland in their qualifying group, while the Republic sealed their place in this match with a dramatic win in Cardiff against Wales in their final match. The return leg takes place in Dublin on Tuesday and Martin O’Neill’s men will be looking to extend an impressive record against the Danes, having not lost to them since 1984. With commentary by George Hamilton and Jim Beglin.

(2005, Fantasy) A Victorian widower struggles to control his seven unruly children, who have already driven a series of childminders to distraction. But a strange-looking nanny with a few tricks up her sleeve soon gets the youngsters into line, leaving their weary father to concentrate on finding a new wife.

Period fantasy adventure, starring Emma Thompson, Colin Firth and Kelly Macdonald.

Includes lotto.

Given the plethora of true crime documentaries and murder mysteries, it’s rare that a TV show or film tries to break the mould by doing something different.

The Sinner is not a whodunit; it’s a why’d-she-do-it.

It’s such a clever concept it leaves you asking why, too: Why hasn’t this been done more often? In the TV mini-series, Jessica Biel, who has been earning magnificent reviews for her performance, plays a young mother who, when overcome by an in-

explicable fit of rage, commits a startling act of violence. The event launches an inverted and utterly surprising crime thriller whose driving force is not the “who” or the “what” -- but the “why” -- as an investigator (Bill Pullman) finds himself obsessed with uncovering the woman’s buried motive. Together they travel a harrowing journey into the depths of her psyche and the violent secrets hidden in her past.

Watch The Graham Norton Show

BBC One Nov 10th, Fri 22:35 Graham Norton is joined by actor Hugh Grant, appearing in Paddington 2, Jason Momoa, starring as Aquaman in Justice League, comedian and writer Sarah Millican and triple Grammy Award-winner Kelly Clarkson, who performs Love So Soft from her album Meaning of Life.

Guinness Series Live

RTÉ Two

Nov 11th, 16:30 Ireland v South Africa (Kick-off 5.30pm). Daire O’Brien is joined

by Brent Pope, Ronan O’Gara and Shane Horgan to present coverage of the opening match of the hosts’ autumn international schedule, staged at the Aviva Stadium. The sides met last year when Ireland toured South Africa for a three-match series, with all three fixtures being close affairs. Ireland won the first, but lost the second and third, and will be looking to start their series in style, with clashes against Fiji and Argentina to come. With commentary by Ryle Nugent and Donal Lenihan.

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The Home

Five Ways To Get Your Home Ready For Winter NOW is the perfect time to prepare your home for the winter. Below are our top tips to protect your premises over the coming months and ensure you and yours are comfortable, cosy and safe.

ROOF CHECK

Once the leaves have fallen off the trees you may find that your roof and gutters are clogged with foliage and other debris – particularly after the recent storms. Cleaning your gutters will reduce the chances of them overflowing. Similarly, as the temperature reduces, the overflowing gutters may freeze over and cause further damage.

INSULATE YOUR HOME

One of the best ways to make your home more energy efficient is ensuring that it is insulated correctly. If you have an attic this should be your first area to insulate, as there

is a lot of heat loss through roofs. You should also check your windows and doors to make sure they are airtight.

CHECK YOUR HEATING

One of the most important things to do is to check your heating system to ensure everything is in order.

Get your boiler serviced and bleed your radiators as they may have air trapped inside which can affect their efficiency. This will not only save energy but could reduce your electricity bill.

CLEAN SWEEP

As the fireplace was probably dormant for the past few months, it may be a good idea to have a chimney sweep take a look at it, before you light the fire on a cold winter’s night. This will prevent any damage

to your fireplace and possibly your home, should the chimney be dirty or clogged.

COVER YOURSELF

Ensure you have the adequate level of cover in place before it’s too late. Insurance companies have a range of home insurance policies in place.

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The Home

Essential Tips For Heating Efficiency THE Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) says your objective when it comes to home heating is to learn how to make your home comfortable with the minimum amount of heat, by using the heating systems and the controls that you have. Experiment with the following tips and mix and match to see what works for you.

Switch the heating system on later in the morning and off earlier in the evening.

The best way to find the right balance for your house is to experiment a little, first of all try turning on the central heating 30 minutes before you get up and off 1 hour earlier in the evening.

Turn the heating in living areas down to 20°C –

this could save you 10% off your heating bill.

The temperature in hallways and bedrooms should be cooler – ideally 15-18°C. Use temperature cards (available from SEAI) in a number of rooms, to prevent overheating and familiarise yourself with what different temperatures feel like.

If you have a thermostat on your central-heating boiler, experiment to get the lowest setting (some systems may require a plumber). You can reduce it in mild weather, but don’t go below 60°C. Typically, the optimum setting is between 70°C and 80°C (i.e. adjust the dial between ‘min’ max’ on gas boilers) — but it really pays to experiment.

Make a note of the settings you try, and the results you obtain to control the heat output

in response to the weather and indoor temperatures.

Use Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRVs) to adjust heat output from radiators when in rooms in response to your heating needs.

Turn off your heating at night when you’re in bed and likewise when you’re not there, or if you’re going to be away for a few days.

Open the curtains and blinds in rooms facing south during the day to let in the heat of the sun.

Use conservatories during sunny winter days to heat the house by opening the doors from them into the house while it’s sunny, but by closing them when it’s overcast and dark outside.

Effective use of windows provides sufficient ventilation without overcooling rooms.

Don’t leave external doors and windows open unnecessarily.

Use internal doors to maintain heating zones and distribution of heat throughout the main spaces. Close doors to separate heated from unheated areas of your home, and minimise the heated area. Turn off radiators in rooms which are not used very often.

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Words: Eve Kelliher Pics: Elaine Kennedy

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One Wedding Leads To Another For Mary & Michael THEY say one wedding leads to another and that was certainly the case for Mary Griffin and Michael O’Donoghue. Fossa native Mary and Michael, from Coolaclarig, Listowel, first met at Mary’s sister Jacqui’s wedding to Daniel Allen.

At the time, Mary was living in Saudi Arabia and Michael popped the question in Bahrain during one of his visits to see her. However, all roads led to Killarney for her own nuptials when she and Michael exchanged vows in a civil ceremony at The Dromhall Hotel by registrar Helen O’Sullivan.

Jacqui and Daniel Allen took on key roles also on the big day as bridesmaid and groomsman respectively.

Also helping them lead the celebrations were Mary’s parents, Mary and Michael Griffin, Michael’s parents Mary and Michael O’Donoghue, ad Mary’s grandmother Chrissie O’Connor.

Completing the bridesmaid line-up were Mary’s other sister Geraldine King along with Michael’s daughter Lauren O’Donoghue.

Michael’s friend Darren Challoner was best man while his brother James O’Donoghue was a groomsman. “Our wedding day was amazing, the hotel went out of their way to make it exceptional,” said Mary. “Michael Talbot and Ciara O’Callaghan of The Dromhall were wonderful and helped to co-ordinate everything on the day.”

Mary works for an Irish-owned construction company in London, Pod-Trak Ltd, as an office manager and PA to the managing director and Michael is an area sales manager in London for Scania (Great Britain) Limited. “Hence we had a Scania lorry outside the venue on our big day,” said Mary.

The newlyweds currently reside in Windsor in London but are planning to relocate in the future to Coolkeragh, Listowel.

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Eileen Sullivan and John Hallissey with their wedding party. The couple were married in The Brehon Hotel.

Pic: Micheál O’Sullivan

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Varina Murphy and Padraig Murphy who were married in St Mary’s Cathedral and held their reception in The Brehon. This image was shot in Reidy’s.

Pic: Tara Donoghue

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Using a Life Assurance Savings Plan to fund for Gift Tax

Planning for your financial future will give you peace of mind today. This week, our Expert Qualified Financial Adviser, Philip Sicat, Premier Financial Services, discusses how you can fund for Gift Tax through a Savings Policy.

Philip Sicat

Relief is given in Section 73 of Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT) Consolidation Act 2003 to allow people to plan for the payment of gift tax (Section 73) in a tax efficient way.

If a life assurance savings plan is put in place to provide for the ‘relevant’ tax, Revenue will not charge Capital Acquisitions Tax on the plan proceeds if the money is actually used to pay gift tax.

What is the benefit of you taking out a Section 73 savings plan?

The benefit of using a ‘qualifying’ life assurance savings plan to fund for the payment of gift tax is that, as long as certain conditions are met, the proceeds of the plan when used to pay your clients beneficiaries gift tax bill, will not increase their gift tax liability.

Are there certain restrictions to these plans?

There are some revenue restrictions and requirements. If these rules are not satisfied for any reason, the plan will lose its exemption from gift tax and could actually increase the beneficiaries’ liability.

CONDITIONS

* The plan must be expressly effected under the provisions of Section 73; normally the plan is endorsed to this effect when it is issued.

* To qualify for Section 73 relief the person who owns the plan must also pay the premium. * A joint-life plan can only be taken out by a married couple or registered civil partners. * You must continue to make regular premium payments for at least eight years.

* If you stop paying regular premiums, even after the eightyear period, you cannot restart. * Your premium cannot increase or reduce by more than 50% in any continuous eight-year period unless as a result of a plan review by the life company. * Once regular premiums have been paid for at least 8 years, any encashment from the plan after the plan has been in force for 8 years will be exempt from gift tax when used to pay gift tax within one year of making the encashment.

For a FREE initial consultation call PHILIP on 066 7185723 today

Each individual’s circumstances will determine which type of protection option meets their needs, but whichever route you chose, all it’s really about is putting life cover in place to ensure that the necessary funds will end up in the right hands at the right time, in both a cost efficient and a tax efficient manner. We advise that you seek professional advice as the information given is a guideline only and does not take into account your particular circumstances.

Premier Financial Services is a registered trade name of PCS Financial Services (Kerry) Ltd. PCS Financial Services (Kerry) Ltd. T/A Premier Financial Services is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

Premier Financial Services | Beechgrove House | Strand Street | Tralee | Co. Kerry | Ireland | T. 066 718 5723 | E. info@premierfinancial.ie |

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Girls’ Night Out At The Brehon

GLITZ, glam and gorgeous gift ideas – it’s time to gear up for the party season with a girls’ night out at The Brehon, Killarney.

On Thursday, November 23, The Brehon and Angsana Spa will host a fabulous evening featuring beauty tips, make-up tricks and mini-spa treatments aimed at getting you looking and feeling your best for Christmas.

Enjoy a cocktail on arrival followed by a choice of delectable flavours of Thailand sharing plates, while a team of experts reveal the latest make-up trends, nail treatments and winter skincare routines from Anne Semonin. Angsana are now the official stockists of Mii Cosmetics.

CND Nails will demonstrate the latest nail trends, while Pat O’Neill will share some tip and tricks on how to achieve

hair with flair. Verso fashions will be showcasing a capsule collection of their must have dresses coming up to the festive season.

Beauty and fitness consultant Mary O’Donnell will act as guest MC for the night. The guest speaker on the night will be John Curran, consultant plastic surgeon at the Bon Secours Hospital, Tralee. As well as spot prizes throughout the evening, everyone will receive a luxury gift bag full of goodies.

“This is a lovely, relaxing way to prepare for Christmas and the perfect opportunity to catch up with friends and have a girls’ night out,” said Fiona Collins, Angsana spa manager.

To book your ticket, €49, call 0646623980. Group discounts are available for parties of five or more.

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Win a Magical Family Trip to Lapland With less than six weeks to go to the festive season, Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio reminds us to tone up

Get In Shape For Santa Season WHILE Christmas is fun, it can be demanding on your body, so why not get in shape for that little black dress with a fitness blitz from Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio?

With six weeks to go, it’s never too late to start! Aim to lose one pound per week and you will have lost half a stone by Christmas – be realistic with your goals and that little black dress will look fabulous in no time.

Our six toning tables all work on the core, waist and stomach using Pilates-inspired exercises, lengthening and strengthening every muscle in the body, legs, arms, braline, back and waist too.

Also you will be stretching and improving your flexibility, which improves blood circulation leading to better health and wellbeing.

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CHRISTMAS IN KILLARNEY has teamed up with Sunway Holiday Company, Torc Travel, Killarney, and Kerry Airport to send one lucky family on a fully expensed trip of a lifetime to Lapland this Christmas-time.

The lucky winning family will enjoy a one night Santa Sleepover family trip to Lapland which will include flights, one night’s hotel accommodation on a full board basis and transfers, 20kg baggage allowance and the services of a Sunway representative.

They will get to enjoy this fairy-tale world of snow-covered forests and the opportunity to meet Santa himself.

Kate O’Leary, chairperson of the Christmas in Killarney Committee, said: “We are thrilled to be able to bring this fantastic

prize draw to the people of Killarney.”

The prize draw tickets are available from Who’s 4 Shoes, The Laurels, Kerry GAA Store and Killarney Outlet Centre as well as from Christmas in Killarney committee members. The tickets are priced at €10 and the draw will take place on Saturday, December 2, following the Christmas in Killarney Magic Parade. There are a limited number of tickets available and by keeping this promotion local to Killarney the odds of being the lucky winner are much enhanced.

The lucky family must make themselves available to travel from Kerry Airport on Wednesday, December 13, and of course the usual terms and conditions apply; see www. christmasinkillarney.com for further details.

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It’s Rambling House Season In Glenflesk & Scartaglin ENTERTAINMENT is on the menu in communities across Kerry as rambling houses take centre stage.

The ever-popular Glenflesk Rambling House takes place on Saturday, November 18, between 8pm and 11pm and all are welcome.

In the pipeline is a whole host of exciting performances, including a sketch.

“We always attract a great crowd and we promise to present a bit of everything, from drama to local musicians and storytelling and everything that goes with it!” organiser Neily Moynihan told Killarney Advertiser.

“It’s for a very good cause, with all proceeds going to the Kerry-Cork Health Link Bus.” Meanwhile, the Scartaglin Heritage Centre will be the venue for a rambling house this Monday, November 13, at 8.30pm.

Admission is free and there will be a raffle.

Refreshments will be served and all are welMusicians performing at Glenflesk Rambling House in March. come.

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BRAISED LAMB SHOULDER Killarney Park Hotel’s head chef Heiko Riebandt shares this classic dish INGREDIENTS 1 deboned lamb shoulder 2 sprigs of fresh thyme 1 sprig of fresh rosemary 1 sprig of fresh flat parsley 1-2 cloves garlic 1 fresh bay leaf 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 1 tbsp sea salt

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flakes 2 medium onions 2 medium carrots 3 sticks of celery 1 tbsp tomato puree 2 cloves of garlic 4 sprigs of fresh thyme 2 sprigs of fresh rosemary 1 cup red wine 1 litre chicken stock

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Preheat oven to 250 degrees C, place shoulder in roasting tray and cook for 15 minutes. Turn over and add chopped veg. When golden add tomato puree and herbs, pour in the red wine and chicken stock and turn heat down to 125 degrees C. Turn every 30-45 minutes. It takes three to four and a half hours to braise. Remove string, cover with tinfoil and a tea towel and rest for 10 minutes. Strain liquid and reduce slightly. Place on a warm serving dish and pour the hot sauce over it.

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Notices

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COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHIARRAÍ

COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHIARRAÍ

KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL

KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL

AN tACHT UM PLEANÁIL AGUS FORBAIRT 2000 -2017 PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT ACT 2000-2017 NA RIALACHÁIN UM PLEANÁIL AGUS FORBAIRT 2001-2017 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS 2001-2017 COMHAIRLIÚCHÁN PHOIBLÍ / PUBLIC CONSULTATION BUS / CARRCHLÓS AG BÓTHAR NA CARRAIGE, CILL ÁIRNE BUS / CAR PARK AT ROCK ROAD, KILLARNEY Public Notice in Compliance with Part XI of the Planning & Development Act, 2000-2017 as set down in Part 8 of the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001 -2017.

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BÓITHRE A nDÚNADH GO SEALADACH TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS ALT 75 d’ACHT NA mBÓITHRE 1993 SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 KILLARNEY HISTORIC STAGES RALLY

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Section 75 of the Roads Act 1993, and the Temporary Closing of Roads Regulations 1994, Kerry County Council proposes to close to public traffic the roads / car park /street described hereunder to facilitate the holding of the Killarney Historic Stages Rally on Saturday, 2 December 2017.

SS1 & SS3: Molls Gap

Road closures Times: from 07:00 to 13:00

Pursuant to the requirements of the above, Notice is hereby given that Kerry County Council proposes to carry out the development, particulars of which are set out hereunder:-

National Secondary Road: N71

(i) Location/Townland or Postal Address of the Proposed Development

SS2 & SS4: Beallaghbeama

Location:- Rock Road, Killarney, County Kerry Townland(s): Coollegrean, Killarney, County Kerry

Road Closing Times: from 07:50 to 13:50

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Roads Closed: L7545, R568, L4047 and L3502

(ii) Nature and extent of the Proposed Works

The proposed works will consist of the following: • Construction of a Bus / Car Park.

• Reconstruction of existing wall along Rock road together with revised vehicular entrances to accommodate a footpath/cycle lane from this car / bus park to existing footpath at High Street Junction.

• Construction of a new boiler house for the Pastoral Centre Building

Starting at Blackwater Bridge to the R568 at Gearha Bridge Cross to Gearha South Cross via Tooreennafersha, Beallaghbeama Gap and finishing at Shronahiree More.

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Roads Closed: L4014, L4017, L4018 and L4020 Road Closing Times: from 11:10 to 17:30

5,000Shuttle ............ €95 ex VAT €5 BuS Plans and Particulars of the proposed development are available for inspection SS6 & SS8: Rockfield Shuttle 5,000 ............ €95 ex10,000...........

VAT 10,000........... €139 ex VAT during normal office hours €139 ex VAT Road Closing Times: from 14:30 to 19:00 To Gap at the following locations from Wednesday, 8 November 2017 to Wednesday, €5of Dunloe Shuttle Local roads: L8002, L8003, L11008, L7039, L11009, L11007, L8001,BuS 20 December 2017:5,000 ............ €95 ex VAT & Ross Castle 10,000........... €139 ex15,000...........

VAT 15,000........... ex VAT L11016 • Kerry County Council, Operations, Capital Infrastructure and Safety €5 €179 €179 ex VAT To Gap of Dunloe BuS Department, Room 115, County Buildings, Rathass, Tralee, County Kerry From Ireland Tourist Office i Discover From the Junction on the main Castlemaine to Firies Road at Rusheen via 10,000........... €139 ex VAT • Kerry County Council, Planning Department, Room 13, County Buildings, @ 9:55 am Daily March – November Ardywanig to the junction near Keelties, right at Rockfield and and& leftRoss at the Castle 15,000........... ex VAT To Gap of€179 Dunloe Rathass, Tralee, County Kerry next junction to Ballybrack (to Flynns Forge) turn right over the bridge and From i Discover Ireland Tourist Office • Kerry County Council, Killarney Municipal District, Town Hall, Killarney, immediate left to the turn Castle right and finish at Faha. & next Ross 15,000........... €179 ex VAT @ 9:55 am Daily March – November County Kerry 5,000 ............ €95 FULL COLoUR - DOUBLE SIDED

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Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour).

Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen.

Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. E.D.

THANKSGIVING TO SAINT JUDE St. Jude come to my assistance in my need that I may receive the consolation and help of heaven in all my necessities particularly (mention request) and that I may praise God with you and the elect throughout eternity. I promise you O Blessed Jude to be ever mindful of this great favour and I will never cease to honour you as my special and powerful patron and to do all in my powers to encourage devotion to you. Amen. Say for 3 days and publish immediately.

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O Holy St. Anthony, gentlest of Saints, your love for God and charity for his creatures made you worthy when on earth to possess miraculous powers.

Miracles awaited on your word which you were ever ready to speak for those in trouble or anxiety. Encouraged by this thought I implore you to obtain for me my request (request). The answer to my prayer may require a miracle, even though you are the Saint of Miracles, O gentle and loving St. Anthony whose heart was ever full of human sympathy.

Whisper my petition into the ear of the sweet infant Jesus who loved to be held in your arms and the gratitude of my heart will ever be yours. Promise publication. Boc.

PRAYER TO THE VIRGIN MARY O Most Beautiful Flower of Mount Carmel, Fruitful vine, Splendour of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin assist me in this my necessity. O Star of the Sea help me and show me herein you are my mother.

O Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succour me in my necessity. There are none that can withstand your power. O Mary conceived without sin pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times). Holy Mary I place this cause in your hands (3 times). Thank you for your mercy towards me and mine. Amen. This prayer must be said for three days and after that the request will be granted and the prayer must be published. Thank you for favours received. Lmcg.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour).

Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen.

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In Memoriam

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BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

12TH ANNIVERSARY

12TH ANNIVERSARY

BUCKLEY- HEELAN

BUCKLEY-HEELAN

BARTLETT

In loving memory of Tim Bartlett whose birthday occurs on the 11th November.

Death leaves a heartache No one can heal Love leaves a memory No one can steal From his loving wife Bridie.

We think about you always We think about you still You have never been forgotten, Dad And you never will We hold you close within our hearts And there you will remain To walk and guide us through our lives Until we meet again From his loving children Linda, Adrian & Louise Sons-in-law Bernard & Paul and Daughter in law Susan.

Your life was a blessing Your memory a treasure You are loved beyond words And missed beyond measure From his loving grandchildren Dean, Rhea, Laoise, Keira, Aoibhe & Luke

DOOLAN

In loving memory of Connie Doolan, late of Knocklebede, Kilcummin, Killarney who died on the 5th of November 2006.

Memories are precious They don’t fade away We think of you always Not just today.

Always remembered by your brothers Pat and Tim, sister Nora, sisters-in-law,brother-in-law, nieces,nephews,grandnieces and grandnephews.

In loving memory of granddaughter Emma born on the 8th November, - died on the 10th November, 2005.

In loving memory of Emma Buckley Heelan who died on the 10th November, 2005.

God sent us a little angel For a couple of days He took the hand of our angel And left us in a daze Our hearts were broken Only time can mend You’re always in our hearts Emma.

Wrap your arms around her Lord, Don’t leave her on her own For it is her Anniversary, And she can’t come home,

Loved always and sadly missed Granda and Grandma Michael & Georgina Heelan, Mallow, Co. Cork.

12TH ANNIVERSARY BUCKLEY- HEELAN

Call her name softly, And when she looks your way, Tell her that we love her, And miss her everyday.

Always remembered by Nana and Granda Buckley.

In loving memory of Emma Buckley Heelan who died on the 10th November, 2005.

You are more than a treasured memory, From whom we had to part, You’re a light that burns within us, In a corner of our hearts.

2ND ANNIVERSARY DUGGAN

In Loving memory of Edward Duggan late of Rath and Mounthenry, Firies, Killarney whose 2nd Anniversary occurs on 15th November 2017.

I thought of you today, But that is nothing new I thought of you yesterday And will tomorrow, too.

I think of you in silence, And make no outward show.

For what it meant to lose you Ed Only those who love you know.

God saw you getting tired, A cure was not to be, So he put his arms around you, And whispered “Come To Me”.

Remembering you is easy, I do it every day.

It’s the heartache of losing you That will never go away.

A golden heart stopped beating, Hard working hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best.

Those special memories of you Ed Will always bring a smile If only I could have you back for just a little while.

Always loved and remembered by your Aunty Fiona, Noreen and Patricia, Uncles Gordon and Jeremiah.

Lots of love your cousins Adam, Sarah, Lily, Lucy, Joshua and Conor.

I hold you close within my heart And there you will remain, To walk with me throughout my life, Until we meet again.

Miss you Ed, Always & forever with love, Siobhán xxx

BUCKLEY- HEELAN

12TH ANNIVERSARY FLEMING In loving memory of Baby Emma Buckley Heelan born on the 8th of November died on the 10th November, 2005.

Anniversary Mass on Thursday 16th November in Muckross Church at 7pm.

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Thank you to our neighbours, to both our families and to all who helped cater for large crowds at our home.

Thanks to all who called to our home, attended Rosary, removal and burial.

On a sad November morning You heard the Angels call You took them by the hands And decided to leave us all.

Our lives were shattered Our hearts left numb Our little girl your time had come.

From the hands of your Dad To the hands of God he took You with care our little girl You shall always remain there.

Sadly missed never forgotten loved always by Daddy, Mammy, Megan, Killian, twin Ben and Mia. With the Angels.

Thanks to Fr. George Hayes, to Derry and Rosie for their beautiful singing and music, to the Doyles for the graveside music.

Thank you to Tim & Michael O’Shea for their courtesy and kindness at all times.

Thanks to the medical, nursing and domestic staff of Bons Secours Hospital Tralee, to Joan Willms for her help and kindness always.

Thank you John Dan’s bar to Kate’s kitchen for food and hospitality.

As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this as a token of our appreciation and gratitude.

The holy sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.

First Anniversary Mass Friday 17th Nov 7.30pm Church of Sacred Heart, Barraduff.

11TH & 7TH ANNIVERSARY CRONIN

Anniversary Mass for Ed is on Tuesday 14th of November at 9.30am in the Church of the Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney.

MOORE

Loved and remembered always by your wife Joan and family Siobhán, Róisín, Timmy, Íde and families and extended family.

As we lovingly remember Maurice on this his 1st Anniversary, Sheila, Gerard, Kieran, Kathryn, their partners, grandchildren and extended family would like to express sincere thanks to everyone who sympathised with us on our sad loss.

Special thanks to Maurice and Ger’s wonderful friends and to Kieran’s friend Eamon.

15TH ANNIVERSARY

Loving are the memories Precious they stay No passing of time Can take them away You live in our hearts And walk by our side And from Heaven above You are always our guide

In loving memory of Maurice Somers, Droum, Headford, who passed away peacefully on 18th Nov 2016.

Thank you to all who sent mass cards enrolements and messages of sympathy and those who made contributions to Kerry / Cork link bus.

12TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Tim Moore, Gortahoonig, Muckross who died on 19th November, 2002.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY SOMERS

Today we bring you roses, Sprinkled with our tears, For you are still a part of us, In spite of passing years,

11TH ANNIVERSARY

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In loving memory of Pat and Nora Cronin, The Island, Killarney who died on October 13th 2006 and November 11th 2010. Rest In Peace.

Your memory is our keepsake With which we will never part, God has you in his keeping, We have you in our hearts.

Always remembered by your loving family.

In loving memory of Michael Fleming late of “Scartlea Heights”, Muckross, Killarney who died on the 16th November, 2005.

Softly the leaves of memory fall Gently we gather and treasure them all Unseen, unheard, but always near So loved, so missed, so very dear.

Slán go fóill a Mhíceal.

Lovingly remembered by Eileen, Breda, Pat, Gary, Annelie, Aaron, Miriam and Maya.

Anniversary Mass will be held in Muckross Church on Sunday November 12th at 9.30am

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour).

Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen.

Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. M.M.

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1ST ANNIVERSARY & ACKNOWLEDGMENT

1ST ANNIVERSARY & ACKNOWLEDGMENT

DUGGAN

FOLEY

In loving memory of Martin Duggan, Banard, Gneeveguilla, Rathmore who died on the 11th November 2016

In loving memory of Shane Foley, Late of Barn Field, Currow, who passed away on the 12th November 2016.

As we deeply miss and lovingly remember Martin, on this the first anniversary of his passing, his wife Avril, daughters Helen, Rebecca, Louise and Edwina, family and extended family would like to thank all our relatives and many dear friends for there support during this difficult time, to those who travelled long distances to be with us, sent mass cards, letters of sympathy, phone calls, called to the house, to all those who attended the funeral mass and burial, we appreciate your kindness and support.

We wish to thank Dr. Coffey and all the doctors and staff of Ross Medical practice, we would also like to thank the nurses, doctors and staff of U.H.K and C.U.H., Mary O’ Donoghue public health nurse, for their excellent care and kindness they showed Martin during his illness and to the ambulance crew that attended the house.

Special thanks to Fr. Pat o Donnell for his kind and consoling words and who delivered a lovely liturgy at Martins funeral mass. We are grateful to all who participated and made it such a moving celebration of Martins life.

We would also like to thank Siobhan and Jack for the beautiful music throughout the mass and Tom Murphy funeral director, we express our deep thanks and gratitude for your guidance and professionalism throughout the funeral.

As we remember a very special loving and deeply missed husband and daddy Shane on his first anniversary, his wife Ann would like to extend sincere thanks to all who sympathised with us at this very difficult time.

A special thanks to my family, neighbours, friends, the principle, teachers and parents of Currow N.S for the much needed continuous support shown to myself and our children. Words cannot express what this means.

Deepest gratitude to all who sent flowers, cards, messages of support and those who travelled long journeys to be with us. To the Gardai, Ambulance and fire service who attended, thank you.

I wish to thank Fr. Buckley And Tagneys funeral directors along with the grave diggers and Mary Culloty O’Sullivan for the music and singing.

As its not possible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgment as a token of my appreciation.

My most heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped in any way.

Anniversary Mass is on at 10am on the 12th November in Currow Church.

Martins 1st Anniversary Mass will be celebrated in St. Josephs Church Rathmore on Saturday 11th November at 6pm.

1ST ANNIVERSARY O’SHEA In loving memory of Sheila O’Shea, Late of Lower Sunnyhill .

On the first anniversary of Sheila’s death, her family sincerely thank all who sympathised with us, sent mass cards, attended the funeral home, her mass and burial.

Thanks to the emergency service and the gardai, father Niall Howard and the priests of the parish and the O’Shea undertakers.

Her anniversary mass will be on Saturday 6.15pm on the 18th Nov at St. Marys Cathedral.

6TH ANNIVERSARY O’CONNELL In loving memory of Timothy O’Connell, late of Pinewood Estate and Cloghane, Headford who died on the 11th November 2011.

20TH ANNIVERSARY

LOONEY

MCSPARRON

In loving memory of Patsy Looney late of 24 Woodlawn Road, Killarney who died on the 10th November 2002.

In loving memory of Patrick McSparron Who died on 7th November, 1997.

Sadly missed along life’s way, Quietly remembered everyday, No longer in our life to share, But in our hearts you are always there.

Sadly missed by your wife Mary, daughter Marie, son-in-law Michael, Denise, Donal, Mike, Martha, Mark and great grandchildren Dean and Donna Zita

1ST ANNIVERSARY O’CONNOR

6TH ANNIVERSARY

No matter how life changes No matter what we do A special place within our hearts Is always kept for you Pa. “Friends are varied And always too few But no one can ever compare To the friend we had in you”.

Always remembered by Oliver, Patricia, Lily and Lucy.

20TH ANNIVERSARY MCSPARRON

In loving memory of Catherine O’Connor, Cooleanig, Beaufort and Ovens, Co. Cork, who died on the 13th November 2016.

It seems hard to comprehend, That you’re no longer here, But all the happy memories, Will help to keep you near.

Part of us went with you the day God called you home.

Treasured memories of Patrick McSparron, late of 49 Hawthorn Avenue, Killarney, who died on 7th November, 1997, Age 19 years.

Lovingly remembered and sadly missed, Mum, Dad Sean xxx

Anniversary Mass at 10.30am Beaufort Church, 12th November.

“Back to the 90’s” fundraising event for cystic fibrosis Ireland, in memory of Patrick, taking place at McSorleys on Saturday, November 18th, from 9pm onwards.

45TH & 21ST ANNIVERSARIES

7TH ANNIVERSARY

Miss you, family, friends and neighbours.

GARRAHY

As it is impossible to thank everyone individually please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our sincere appreciation and gratitude.

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.

15TH ANNIVERSARY

LYNE

SPILLANE

Remembering Ellen (Nell) Garrahy and her beloved husband Michael whose anniversaries occur on the 8th & 11th of November, late of Whitebridge Manor Killarney.

May the winds of love blow softly And whisper in your ear, How much loved and missed you are and especially at this time of year.

“Think not of them in sorrow for they rest like weary travellers whey the day is done.”

Deeply missed and always remembered by your daughter Maria.

50TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Teddy and Eileen Lyne, New Street, Killarney.

No matter how life changes, No matter what we do, A special place within our hearts, Is always kept for you.

Always remembered by your loving family.

Anniversary Mass Saturday 11th November at 6.15pm in St.Mary’s Cathedral.

O’RIORDAN

2ND ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

Always remembered by your husband Sean, son Benji and daughters Carol, Mary, Rita, grandchildren and great granddaughters.

You had a smile for everyone, You had a heart of gold, You left the sweetest memories, This world could ever hold.

Your name is often spoken We talk about you still You haven’t been forgotten By us you never will.

Loved and always remembered by your sister-in-law, nephews and nieces.

Always remembered by Sheila, John, Noreen, Bernie and Annie.

We thought of you with love today, But that is nothing new.

We thought of you yesterday And the days before that too.

We think of you in silence We often speak your name Now all we have is memories And your picture in a frame.

Your memory is our keepsake With which we’ll never part, God has you in his keeping We have you in our hearts.

Always remembered by your loving wife Mary, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren.

In loving memory of Rita O’Riordan who died on the 12th November, 1967.

Memories have such lovely ways Of bringing back our yesterdays Years go by, but still we keep Within our hearts your image deep.

In loving memory of John Michael Spillane who died aged 75 years on November 8th 2010, late of Kilbrean More, Killarney and Knockacorrin, Scartaglin.

In loving memory of Tom O’Sullivan, Southill, Mill Road, Killarney, who died on 4th November 2015.

Happy memories keep forever, Of days when we were all together, They bring a smile and often a tear, And always a wish that you, Were still here.

Always remembered by your son Tom, daughter-in-law Mary, grandsons Christopher, Stephen, Mark and Jason, their partners and your great grandson Arran.

Anniversary Mass will be in The Church of the Resurrection on Saturday 11th November at 9.30a.m.

PEACE PRAYER O God, to You no heart is closed, no longing is unheard, no secret hidden.

Pour out Your Spirit into this situation.

May the Light of this Spirit scatter the darkness the hatred and division and may the walls of prejudice crumble under the shadow of Your outstretched arm. We ask this, in the Name of Jesus, who has said that anything you ask in My Name you will receive. L.F

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Graduation

Presentation

Communion

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Dylan Clifford, Killarney, who graduated with an Honours Degree in Multimedia from CIT recently. He is pictured with his mother Ann Marie Clifford.

Guess Who’s 21?

Happy 21st Birthday,

Children at Maggie’s Montessori having a “Cheerios Breakfast Together” in aid of Childline.

Love you lots, from Mom, Dad & Bros xxxx X

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Ciara O’Sullivan and Jamie Lowe who were married in St Mary’s Cathedral and celebrated their big day with family and friends in The GleneagleGraduation Hotel.

Wedding Pic: Micheál O’Sullivan

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Caroline Belton and Stephen Sheehan Communion who were married and celebrated their big day with Graduafamily tionand friends in The Malton Hotel.

Pic: Micheál O’Sullivan

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Community Spirit Competition

10.11.17 Words: Eve Kelliher Pic: Don MacMonagle

Rebecca Has The Write Stuff Words: Debby Looney

Garden Magic In Praise of Cyclamen SOME months ago I advised against the planting of Cyclamen, but you can definitely start planting them now. There are many varieties of Cyclamen, but the most common ones are the miniature ones which are widely available in every shop and garden centre from September onwards. These do not do well in warmth, sun or high humidity, which is why I cautioned you to wait!

The word Cyclamen comes from the ancient Greek word for circle, and its current name is actually Medieval Latin. They are known as “sowbread” or “swinebread”, as apparently pigs love them. I always thought this was an old wives tale until I met someone from Holland recently, who said they were called Varkensbrood (pig’s bread) in Holland also.

In fact, throughout the world, as far away as Japan, the common name for cyclamen is some derivative of pigs and food!

There are two varieties which I think are a must have for anyone who has even a small patch of shady garden: C. coum, and C. hederifolium.

They will really grow anywhere, but under trees is best, as all cyclamen are woodland plants. C. hederifolium is my favourite, though, as it flowers in late autumn before its leaves develop. They are a surprise every year, and a happy reminder that there is life in the garden. I planted three corms when I planted a crabapple on our site – before we built our house! – and there is a substantial carpet of them, 15 years on.

The mini cyclamen is the one with which we are most familiar, as they are the ones for sale everywhere for window boxes and so on. They can be used indoors, provided they are not in a hot room, or in direct sunlight. Water them from the bottom, ensuring they do not stand in water for any length of time.

Outside, make sure the pot drains well, as waterlogging is the Cyclamen’s number one enemy! It is advisable not to plant them too deep and if possible, keep direct rain off the pots.

Cyclamen have traditionally been the flower which represents tender love, and sincere warmth of affection, possibly because of their heartshaped leaves. They are also very good for people who cannot tolerate dry air, as they expel water through their leaves when humidity is low. However, this is also the reason that they dry out quickly!

• Got A Gardening Question?

Contact Debby Looney on barnhillgarden@gmail.com

Rebecca Lee, St Brigid’s Secondary School, receiving the Fr Pat Horgan trophy from Killarney Chamber President Paul O’Neill.

BEFORE an audience of 100 students accompanied by teachers and the parents and grandparents of the winners, prizes were presented on Wednesday in Killarney Library to the authors of the winning entries in the 2017 Hugh O’Flaherty humanitarian themed literary competitions.

Jerry O’Grady, chair of the Hugh O’Flaherty Memorial Society, said: “It has been the Society’s objective from the outset that future generations will continue to

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celebrate the humanitarian work of Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty and apply his example to their own lives and their dealings with others.”

The winning entries this year were: Rebecca Lee, St Brigid’s Secondary School, Killarney, second-level school poetry; Mia Counihan, Lissivigeen National School, Killarney, primary school essay, individual; and Spa National School, Tralee, primary school best collective entry.

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COULD YOU NOT WATCH ONE HOUR WITH ME? Eucharistic adoration. Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 10.00am-10.00pm. St. Mary’s Cathedral Wednesday 10.30-6.00pm. St. Columbanus Church-Thursday 6.30 -7.30pm. The Friary-Friday 2.00-7.00pm. The Friary-Sunday 6pm-7pm

Park, Beech Road, Killarney. Contact Mairead 087-7808106.

METHODIST CHURCH, EAST AVENUE Sunday services: 9am & 11am; Early morning prayer meetings: Tuesday & Thursdays 8am -9am; Bible Study: Wednesday 7.30pm; Soul Food: Bible study & lunch Friday from 11am. See church notice board for other events.

Prayer ministry and spiritual direction are available, please contact Rev Karne Spence for further information on 064-6631613.

SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console.ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www. pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 0646636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645.

AWARE KILLARNEY DEPRESSION SUPPORT Group Aware Depression Support Group meets: Killarney - Mondays, KDYS at 7.30pm. Aware Support Groups are free to attend, no referral necessary. www.aware.ie Tralee Venue (New Venue): Community Development Building, The Rock Business Centre, Upr Rock Street - Tuesdays at 8pm.

KERRY POSITIVE OPTION CRISIS PREGNANCY Counselling Service Free - confidential - non judgemental services. All options explored. Killarney Southwest Counselling Centre Emmett’s Road, Killarney Tel: 064 6636416. Open: Monday to Friday 9am -5pm.Saturday 10am-1pm. Funded by the HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme.

KERRY RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE CENTRE Provides a free professional counselling and support service for female and male survivors of sexual violence and their families in a safe and confidential environment with highly qualified and professional counsellors. It can be contacted by freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@ eircom.net KILLARNEY AL ANON The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm in St Claire’s, Vincent De Paul Building, Tesco Car

MS SUPPORT GROUP A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 9.30am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney.

NEW BEGINNINGS MINISTRIES KILLARNEY Meetings every Sunday 12 noon, the Killarney Court Hotel, Tralee Road, Killarney. Tel. 087-7068533. Email: newbeginningskillarney@gmail.com . Salvation Prayer - Father God I come to you just as I am, I ask you to forgive me of my sins and I ask you Jesus come in to my heart, I make you the Lord of my life, fill me with your Holy Spirit, I choose to follow you all the days of my life in Jesus name I pray.

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Please note Sunday worship time is now changed to 10.45am at the Killarney Cultural Centre (East Avenue Rd.) Prayer and Bible study meeting Wednesday 8pm. at various homes. For more information tel. 6632600 or 6635461. Psalm 119:105 ‘Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” https://www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch.org EPILEPSY IRELAND Further details, contact Catherine on 0646630301.

SOUTH KERRY PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP Next meeting is on 13th November at 8pm in the Methodist Church (Next to East Avenue). For further information please contact Grace McCrae, president, 0647758837.

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10.11.17 For Sale FOR SALE: Stay warm this winter with big value loads of neat split firewood for €160 per load. Contact P Buckley at 087-6606664.

FOR SALE: Good black dry machine turf, €6 per bag, can delive. Phone: 0646632308.

FOR SALE: 2 armchairs, perfect condition, €50 for the pair. 0669767983.

FOR SALE: Firewood 1 load €80 8x4 trailor or 2 for €150, net bags 11 for €30. All delivered and chopped.

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AVAILABLE: Church music for all occasions. For a personal and meaningful ceremony, let the voice of experience guide you through your music. Tel. Helen Kerins 0879508050.

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Tel. Siobhan Dwyer 087-9665881.

AVAILABLE: Home Improvements Killarney. Donie Cronin, painting and plastering, power washing, fascia, soffit and gutters cleaned and put up. No job too small. Tel. 0872145452.

AVAILABLE: Experienced child-minder. First Aid and Garda vetted, safe and secure play area, homely atmosphere. Tel: Sinead 087-2359466.

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AVAILABLE: Irish Grinds available for all levels, excellent H1 notes given in essays, poems, stories and Oral Irish exam experience by examiner. Groups catered for also.

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Pediatric first-aid, child protection training and Garda vetted. Safe and secure garden. May also suit parents working in Cork. Mbl. 087 2897365.

AVAILABLE: Sunday 19th Nov @ 12-3pm POP UP SHOP. Garage clearance, tables, chairs, filling cabinet with empty files, range of clothing in all sizes, aloe vera products natural fro him / her. Ideal xmas gifts. Golf clubs never used. Margaret: 0876789990.

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ANIMALS: HUG: Homes for Unwanted Greyhounds (CHY 19414), formerly Kerry Greyhound Connection, takes in, rehabilitates and finds homes for unwanted racing greyhounds. We are looking for people to help us by offering a foster home for a greyhound as a ‘half-wayhome’ until we can find a permanent home for the dog. Fostering is a really valuable and ‘hands on’ way to be involved in greyhound rescue work. There is no cost to fosterers as HUG will cover all food and veterinary expenses. Please get in touch if you’d like to help. For further details please contact us on 087 9822695 or email homesforunwantedgreyhounds@ eircom.net.

ANIMALS: Heaven Animal Rescue Tel. 086-1076729. suzanne@ahar. ie. Huge rescue centre in Crag, Castleisland, Co. Kerry. We take all unwanted animals and re-home them. We have beautiful dogs and cats waiting for homes. Donations of funds and blankets for dogs, cats and horses, dog nuts, cat food and horse feed, hay, straw and shavings badly needed. Bank of Ireland 90760272 sort-code 90.57.58 ANIMALS: KLAWS (Kenmare and Locality Animal Welfare Society) We have a number of adult cats (all colours) awaiting homes. 087-9729240 or 087-9704480.

FOR SALE: x3 sheep dog puppies, 4 months old. Suitable for Cattle or Sheep. Tel: 0862658071.

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Wanted WANTED: House & apartments in & around Killarney for management & letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888.

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Sport

Eamonn

Fitzgerald

Adam

Moynihan

Liam

Murphy

Eamonn

Keogh

See Our Columnists’ Coverage Of The Week In Sport And Catch Up On Killarney Notes And On The Ball

Forget The Titans: Lakers Back To Winning Ways An excellent showing on home court was enough to finally stop the rot, writes Adam Moynihan

Pics: Eamonn Keogh

National League: Division 1 Scotts Lakers 89 Titans 60 They lost their previous four games but the Scotts Lakers made an emphatic return to winning ways on Saturday night with an utterly dominant display against the Titans of Galway.

Confidence cannot have been very high within the camp but a determined performance saw the Killarney side race out ahead in the second quarter.

From then on in, there was no looking back.

An impressive 16-0 run in that second period meant the home team went in 50-33 up at the half and their lead was never really in danger. Coach Vojkan Bencic was able to rest some starters as the game progressed and the Lakers finished with five local players on the floor.

The hosts had a good spread of scorers with Cian Clernon, Andrew Fitzgerald and Pádraig Lucey each chipping in with 11 to add to Antuan Bootle’s 15 and top scorer Mark Greene’s tally of 17.

Speaking after the game, Bencic emphasised the

significance of this victory and said it was a result of improved preparation.

“It was very important for us to win this one after losing the last four games,” he said. “We knew it would be a tough game but it’s not about the opponents, it’s about us. It’s difficult to prepare the team physically and psychologically but we were working very well last week. We spoke a lot with the players and agreed that we need to practice more. We prepared for the game very well.”

Bencic specifically liked the focus and intensity of his players on Saturday, something he felt was lacking over the course of their losing streak.

“It’s important that we don’t stop making fast breaks but first it’s important to play hard defence – all five guys,” he said. “The problem in the last four games was that we always had some guys without focus on defence so that’s what we need in the next period, to have everyone focused for the full game.”

The Lakers started the season really well before fading considerably but the Croatian coach believes this kind inconsistency is to be expected.

“This is our first season so we need to be prepared to lose games,” he stressed. “Maybe after the first two games everyone expected more easy wins but we

also could have lost those first two games. We could have been 0-6. For me, it’s normal that the team plays badly for some period. I think this small crisis is behind us.” Looking ahead, the Lakers have a couple of tough-looking fixtures against Ballincollig and Ulster University who are currently third and fourth respectively. Bencic is hopeful of two positive results but says he isn’t looking beyond the next match.

“Ballincollig are a great team,” he admitted. “They beat us in Tralee (pre-season) and showed us how we need to play. I think we’ll play better against them this time.”

Upcoming Fixtures: November 11: Ballincollig (away) at 4pm November 18: Ulster University Elks (home) at 7.30pm Lakers top scorers: M Greene (17), A Bootle (15), C Clernon (11), A Fitzgerald (11) and Pádraig Lucey (11).

Titans top scorers: K Ryan (29), T Fabricuss (10) and J Stec (8).

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The Scotts Lakers squad observe a minute’s silence in memory of former Neptune and Irish U-18 International Liam Chandler.

Words: Eamonn Keogh

SCOTTS LAKERS got their season back on track with a comprehensive 29-point victory over Galway Titans in Killarney Sports Centre on Saturday night. It was a magnificent all round team performance from the home side and they laid the foundation for this victory early in the second quarter when they went on a 18-0 scoring run to set them up for a comfortable win.

Titans were competitive early in the game with big American Keegan Ryan leading the way hitting 16 points and the visitors were 25-22 in front at the end of the first quarter. Antuan Bootle already had nine points for Scotts Lakers at this early stage but was rested for long periods of the match playing only 16 minutes overall as Coach Vojkan Bencic utilised his full bench.

New signing Dan Griffin, Mark Greene, Justin Tuason, Padraig Lucey, Andrew Fitzgerald, Mihail Kapitanov and Cian Clernon were all on target as Lakers hit 18 unanswered points. Lakers had trailed 25-29 after two minutes of the quarter but this purple patch scoring spree turned it around for the Killarney side to open up a 43-29 lead with two minutes left in the half. Titans could only manage eight points in the whole quarter and Scotts Lakers were well in control to lead 50-33 at half-time.

The home side maintained that advantage to stay 68-49 in front at the end of the third quarter. A Titans comeback was never on the cards and the final quarter was a mere formality.

Scotts Lakers finished the match with five local Killarney players all on the court at the same time with young Dylan O’Sullivan outstanding alongside team captain Philip O’Connor, Andrew Fitzgerald and veterans Shane Horgan and Keith O’Grady.

A comfortable 29-point win in the end and it was easily Lakers best display of the season so far. Credit must go to Coach Vojkan Bencic for

giving generous court time to 12 players and getting the most out of his squad. Mark Greene played 25 out of 40 minutes and was Lakers standout player on the night with an impressive 17 points. Equally impressive was Cian Clernon’s magnificent 11 points in just nine minutes of action. The inclusion of Padraig Lucey and Dan Griffin was a huge advantage to Scotts Lakers and their presence makes this team so much stronger and competitive in all sectors.

It has to be said that Galway Titans didn’t offer much resistance.

Keegan Ryan was the main threat despite the best efforts of Tom Fabricuss and Jan Stec. Much tougher tests lie ahead for Scotts Lakers including an away game against Ballincollig on this Saturday.

November 11, in Ballincollig Community School at 4pm. The next home game is on Saturday, November 18, against Ulster Elks.

Scotts Lakers scores and playing time minutes per player: Mark Greene (17 points, 25 minutes) Antuan Bootle (15 pts, 16 mins) Andrew Fitzgerald (11 pts, 23 mins), Cian Clernon (11 pts, 9 mins), Padraig Lucey (11 pts 23 mins), Dan Griffin (8 pts, 17 mins), Dylan O’Sullivan (6 pts, 14 mins), Mihail Kapitanov (4 pts, 19 minutes) Justin Tuason (3 pts, 20 minutes), Philip O’Connor (3 points, 25 minutes), Shane Horgan (5 minutes) Keith O’Grady (5 minutes).

Titans scorers: Keegan Ryan 31, Tom Fabricuss 10, Jan Stec 7, Emmanuel Saah 6, James Barry 4, Mark Devaney Wynne 2 A minute’s silence was held before this match in memory of Neptune and Ireland Under 18 star Liam Chandler, who sadly passed away at the weekend.

Seamie O’Connor, Peggy O’Connor, Philip O’Connor, Sean Kelly MEP and Norrita Cronin.

Andrew Fitzgerald and Dan Griffin, Scotts Lakers, in action against Keegan Ryan and Kuldar Tarum, Galway Titans.

Kerry minor football star David Clifford taking part in the half-time basketball challenge.

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10.11.17

Will Sonia O’Sullivan Be Awarded World Cup Medals?

Words: Eamonn Fitzgerald

WILL Sonia O’Sullivan be awarded two World Cup medals now that the cover has been blown on the Chinese runners, asks Ian O’Sullivan in the Irish Times? They say the truth always comes out in the end, and perhaps the only surprise about the cold truth now emerging about the notoriously dominant Chinese women’s distance runners of the early 1990s is that it took so long.

Not too long for Sonia O’Sullivan, perhaps, who may be in line for a much-belated World Championship gold medal – possibly even two – after being originally run out of the gold medal positions by those Chinese runners over both 3,000m and 1,500m at the 1993 World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart, Will we ever forget those scenes on the TV as all three Chinese athletes stormed to the front past Sonia, but never to be seen again.

Better known as “Ma’s Army”, given they all trained under the deeply regimental coach Ma Junren, they first came to prominence at those 1993 Championships in Stuttgart. Sonia O’Sullivan was run out of all three medals by three Chinese women in the 3,000m, finishing fourth, before bouncing back to claim silver over 1,500m, again behind another Chinese women.

However it now appears likely those names and titles will be stripped from the record books. According to Chinese state media reports, all nine of Ma’s Army were forced to take “large doses of illegal drugs over the years”, according to one of the most prominent of those runners Wang Junxia – who won the 10,000m in Stuttgart, and also the gold medal over 5,000m at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, where O’Sullivan was forced to drop out. Junxia has detailed the regime of statesponsored doping in a letter, according to reports, including the South China Morning Post. The letter was signed by all nine teammates.

IAAF TO ACT The IAAF, the governing body of world athletics, has already announced its intention to pursue the implications of her

Sonia O’Sullivan pictured with Eamonn Fitzgerald at a recent Rebel Tour of Cork.

admission, by verifying the letter, which, if proven to be from the runners, will potentially have consequences for their records and medals. That would open the way for Sonia to receive her medals after all these years.

ROB HEFFERNAN It was a long time coming, but Rob Heffernan finally got the Olympic medalwinning moment of glory he deserved at a City Hall ceremony in Cork. Heffernan realised his life’s dream by receiving his bronze medal in front of family, friends and supporters, more than four years after the 50km walk in London 2012.

The 2013 World 50km champion finished fourth at the London games, but Russian Sergey Kirdyapkin was stripped of his Olympic title in March for a doping violation, moving the 38-yearold into a medal position.

“Ever since I was a kid I’ve been obsessed with medals,” Heffernan told RTÉ Sport.

“Now to have the full set, and overcome the difficulties that I’ve overcome in my career,

looking back I think it will stand to me for the rest of my life: to keep going when times are tough.” He was delighted to be awarded the medal when I spoke to him outlining his change of fortune. This most dedicated of runners fully deserved his upgrading in the London Olympics.

COISTE SCÓR CHIARRAÍ AGM The AGM of Coiste Scór Chiarrai took place at the Austin Stack Park, Pavilion on Wednesday, November 1. last November 1st. A good sized attendance were present that included former Chairmen of Coiste Scór Chiarrai Diarmuid O Shea, Dromid Pearses an who is also present Vice Chairman of Kerry County Board.

Also present were Diarmuid O Mhurchú, Dingle and Dermot “Weeshie” Lynch. Treasurer of the County Board, Chairperson Leona Twiss having completed her five-year term as County Board Cultural Officer will be vacating her position at the County Board A G M on Monday December 11.

Secretary Suzanne Ni Laoire gave a detailed account of the happenings during the year that brought All Ireland honours to the Spa Figure Dancers at Scór na nÓg while the club’s Quiz team were just pipped to make it a three in a row. Rathmore’s quiz team were Kerry’s representatives at Senior Scór. They performed well and just failed in their attempt to bring National honours to the Kingdom. There was just one change in personnel from the previous year with PJ Mulvihill, Moyvane coming in as chief steward. All remaining officers were returned unopposed.

COUNTY FINALS The county finals of Coiste Scor Na nÓg will go ahead on Saturday November 18, at Killarney Racecourse at 5pm.

MUNSTER CLUB FIXTURE Dr Crokes (holders) will meet Kilmurry-Ibrickane in the Munster SFC Club semi-final at Lewis Road on Sunday next, November 12. Throw-in is at 2pm.

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Limerick Champs Break Athletic Hearts The Blues came so close to making the final but a late, late goal ended their quest for a Munster title, writes Athletic’s Adam Moynihan

Back: Brendan Kealy, Shane Lynch, Paudie O’Connor, Shane Doolan, Ryan O’Carroll, Stuart Templeman (manager). Front: Will Courtney, Éanna Kavanagh, Jamie Doolan (captain), Adam Moynihan, Seánie Cournane and Mike O’Donoghue.

Munster Champions Trophy Semi-Final Killarney Athletic 2-3 Janesboro (Limerick) AET Losing a semi-final is always tough but Sunday’s defeat to Janesboro is an especially bitter pill to swallow. We went toe-to-toe with one of the best teams in the country for 90 minutes plus extra time and felt we deserved penalties at the very least, so to lose it at the death really hurt.

Winning this competition would have meant a lot for the club and as players we would have relished another big final but, in the end, it just wasn’t to be.

To be honest, I was a small bit underwhelmed with the opposition on the day. Don’t get me wrong, they’re a serious team and they have some quality players but the way people were talking before the game I was expecting a bunch of world-beaters to show up.

Their centre forward Shane Clarke was a step ahead and is probably one of the best players I’ve played against but apart from that, no one really stood out. Again, I’m not saying they were poor or even average. They were all very good footballers. I just think that in this part of the world we’re often guilty of hyping up these teams from Limerick, Cork and Dublin to be something they’re not.The reality is that if these guys were that much better than us, they wouldn’t be playing junior soccer. Celtic proved that last year by beating the likes of Janesboro and taking Sheriff to penalties. At this level, if you have enough talent – which plenty of teams in Kerry do – and you’re organised and have the right attitude, there’s no limit to what you can achieve.I was also surprised at how direct they were. They almost exclusively launched long diagonal balls from the halfway line towards Clarke and played off of him. We knew he was going to be their main man but I was expecting them to pass the ball and keep possession a lot more than they did.

On the surface it’s another tough defeat for Athletic but there were plenty of positives to take away from the game To be fair, you can see why they adopted that approach. He was a real handful and even though our centre backs Paudie O’Connor and Éanna Kavanagh both had excellent games, the skilful big man was virtually unplayable at times.

We took the lead in the first half when Shane Lynch beat the offside trap and squared for Will Courtney who couldn’t miss from a couple of yards out. It would have been nice to get in at the break with our noses in front but, in the 35th minute, a fortuitous deflection set Aaron Nunan through and he finished well from close range.

We were doing okay at the start of the second but Janesboro went ahead on the hour mark. A free from our left was flicked on at the front post and Clarke snuck in at the back to volley home via the crossbar. It was a big blow but I think the lads showed good spirit to respond in a positive manner. We equalised with ten minutes left when Will Courtney fired a shot into the bottom corner from the edge of the area and at that stage it felt as though the tide was turning.

The visitors were starting to look a bit tired I thought but, to be fair to them, they found another gear in extra time and created some decent opportunities.

Brendan Kealy kept us in it with a great save with around five minutes to go but a well-worked goal

involving Shane Walsh, Clarke and John Tierney resulted in the latter slotting home the winner.

We were obviously devastated at the final whistle but fair play to Janesboro, they dug deep when they needed to and got the result.

They’ll now face St Michael’s of Tipperary in the final next month. On the surface it’s another tough defeat for Athletic but there were plenty of positives to take away from the game.

It was the strongest squad we’ve had since the cup final in July and, although I don’t think I had a great game personally, you couldn’t fault any of the lads who lined out the last day. Our attitude was spot on and we played some quality football against a team who will in all likelihood be challenging in the latter stages of the FAI Junior Cup. It’s fair to say that it has been a difficult couple of months but we’ve still only played two league games so really the season is only getting started.

If we can match the intensity we showed against Janesboro, I have no doubt that we’re still capable of retaining the trophies we won last season.

Athletic team: Brendan Kealy; Ryan O’Carroll, Paudie O’Connor, Eanna Kavanagh, Adam Moynihan; Shane Doolan, Mike O’Donoghue; Seánie Cournane, Jamie Doolan, Will Courtney; Shane Lynch. Subs: Aidan O’Mahony, Brian O’Reilly and Michael Lindsay.

Fixtures: Sunday, November 12 FAI Junior Cup 4th Round Newmarket Celtic B v Killarney Celtic (2pm) Premier A Dingle Bay Rovers v Mastergeeha (11.30am) Listowel Celtic v Killarney Athletic (11.30am) Premier B Killarney Celtic B v Camp United (11.30am) Division 1A Strand Road v CG Killarney (1.30pm) Ballyhar Dynamos v QPR (2pm) Division 1B Park v Mastergeeha B (2pm)

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Crokes v KIB:

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Five Things To Watch Out For

The Kerry champs may be favourites but the goals seem to be drying up, writes Adam Moynihan 1. Crokes hungry for goals Pat O’Shea rested a number of key players for last Saturday’s O’Donoghue Cup quarter-final against Kilcummin and his side very nearly fell to what would have been a shock defeat.

Kilcummin led by five points at half-time and squandered a number of second half opportunities to put the tie to bed. In the end, a late strike by Man of the Match Tony Brosnan was enough to seal the deal and Kilcummin were left to wonder what might have been.

There were no goals for the Crokes last weekend and, interestingly, they’ve now failed to find the net in three consecutive outings. Up until the county final, they had only drawn a blank in four of their 18 games this season and had scored more than one goal on 13 occasions.

It’s a worrying statistic for the Kerrymen and one they’ll be hoping to put right on Sunday.

2. Can Kilmurry-Ibrickane cause an upset?

In short, probably not. At 1/10, Crokes are overwhelming favourites to do the business on Sunday and it would be a huge upset if the Clare team came to Killarney and unseated the reigning All-Ireland champions.

Having said that, KIB have now won back-to-back County Championships and have a record comparable to that of the Crokes in terms of domestic honours.

They’ve claimed eight county titles since 2000 and actually won out Munster twice in that period (2004 and 2009).

Their aim will be to keep things quiet at the back and hope the accurate kicking of the likes of Keelan Sexton and Ian McInerney is enough to get them over the line.

It’s a tall order to say the least.

3. Renewing old acquaintances These two sides also met in last year’s Munster Championship as Crokes ran out 1-14 to 0-8 winners up in Quilty. Daithí Casey top-scored for the Crokes that day

with 1-2 while Colm Cooper added three points in a fairly comfortable victory.

It was the third ever meeting between the sides with the Crokes winning the two previous encounters in 2011 and 2012 by narrow margins.

4. The other side On the other side of the draw, Cork kingpins Nemo Rangers take on Limerick champions Adare in Mallow on Sunday (2.45pm). Nemo are even stronger favourites than the Crokes (1/15) to advance to the Munster Final having narrowly defeated St Finbarr’s in their county final after a replay.

Tomás Ó Sé kicked a point in that decider and the Kerry legend could very well be preparing for a showdown with a certain Crokes forward on November 26.

5. Legion waiting in the wings The big games keep on coming for the Crokes and they’ll have one eye on a huge O’Donoghue Cup semi-final against fierce rivals Legion next weekend.Legion have already sampled success this year by topping Division 2 and returning to the top flight of the County League at the first time of asking.

It must be difficult for Alan O’Neill’s men to keep the momentum going with so little competitive football being played recently but victory in this one, and a shot at an O’Donoghue Cup Final, would be massive for the players. Crokes may have had the upper hand in the past couple of encounters but these games are always keenly contested and this Legion group will certainly hold no fear of their high-flying near neighbours.

Pictured: David O’Leary.

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Spa’s Senior Ladies Crowned Division 3 County Champions THE Spa senior ladies ended their league campaign with an impressive win over Austin Stacks. The girls started well, keeping the Tralee side to three scores for 25 minutes in the first half. Spa were definitely the stronger team in the first half, leading 2-6 to 1-3.

In the second half, however, Stacks started from the throw-in, scoring 1-2 before they settled with great points from Mairead Finnegan and Ciara Moynihan.

Brilliant saves from Linda Bruggener kept Spa in the game with excellent defence work from Elizabeth Stack, Mairead Ben-

nett and captain Katie O’Brien.

Stacks managed to draw the game once but Spa’s Cassandra Buckley and Loretta Maher lorded the centre and kept vital possession.

Spa held the narrowest of margins to claim the Division 3 title.

The club will be promoted to Division 2 next year and also Junior A, after its recent wins.

Spa clinched three titles in 2017 and paid tribute to its management team of Tim O’Connor and Donal O’Doherty for their time and dedication and thanked the supporters who cheered on the The Spa senior ladies, Division 3 county champions, who defeated Austin Stacks. ladies throughout the year.

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10.11.17 Rugby

Home Ground Triumph For Killarney U16s ON SATURDAY Killarney U16s welcomed Kanturk to Aghadoe for the home team’s third match in the Munster U16 conference two fixture, with the final scoreline Killarney 36, Kanturk 7.

The home team opened up with some fine handling and attacking plays. The first attack from the Killarney side produced a try from Tomas Clifford duly converted by Donnchadh Grealy who finished the game with four conversions. The first half continued with pressure continually being put on the

North Cork side with additional tries from John McCarthy, Odeniz Koyun, Gary Randles and Jose Ferrero. Kanturk did salvage a try towards the end of the half.

The second half gave the opportunity for Killarney to use the bench and Craig McKenzie Vass, Evan Mannix and Brendan O’Donoghue added their names to the try scorers.

The Killarney side were physical throughout and the quality never dropped for the first to the last minute. The team on the day included

Rugby News ...

Words: Liam Murphy THERE was widespread disappointment at the recent decision by the technical review group to nominate and back South Africa as the host venue for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. The IRFU have been advised to focus on the 2027 bid, however Dick Spring and even Taoiseach Leo Varadkar came out fighting saying that all was not lost yet. However, with the technical review group putting Ireland in third place, it is highly

Matt McAuliffe, who was very physical on his tackling and attacking, Brendan O’Donoghue whose lineout throws were delivered straight and fast. Odeniz Koyun continues to be a dangerous attacker and effective defender. In the second row Sam Casey and Evan Mannix dominated the lineouts. The back three of McCarthy, McKenzie Vass and Talbot continued to take every opportunity to attack and break the lines. The partnership of Peter Walsh and Donnchadh Grealy was at times telepathic.

The centre duo of Mark Sheahan and

unlikely that World Rugby Board members will go against the “advice” given and back either Ireland or France.

A huge disappointment for Ireland, but for Killarney and Kerry in particular it must be said. Killarney was deemed to be “too small” and “lacking experience in hosting international events”. On paper Killarney with its 14,000 population may be smaller than the likes of Johannesburg etc but you can guarantee that Killarney would have pulled out all the stops to host this prestigious tournament. Fitzgerald Stadium is seen as a “risk” as work is needed to the stadium itself and the media infrastructure is lacking but again Killarney and Fitzgerald Stadium would have come up

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Jose Ferrero was solid in defence and continued to make inroads through the Kanturk lines. The wings of Tomas Clifford and Jack O’Connell were solid and the full back Gary Randles (man of the match) was excellent with three tries by full time. The second half saw the debut of Jose Manuel Salinas Sala De Bora at prop, James Kennelly as always solid under the high ball, Adam Cronin at prop, Cian Murphy who was solid with the boot, Adam McSweeney who used his strength and Josh Campbell on the wing.

trumps. Could you imagine having the World Cup on our doorstep? Imagine what this would do for the game locally and nationally? I’m sure the likes of Dick Spring, who has vowed to fight on as it’s still to play for, will have the 2027 tournament in the back of his mind.

Anyway, there was some good news for Munster as they took on Welsh side the Dragons in Cork last weekend and won pretty comprehensively with JJ Hanrahan scoring seven conversions from the boot in his first outing at fly half, in a 49-6 win.

Hopefully JJ can silence his detractors and back this performance up in the near future. Great to see Kerry represented on the Munster team once more.

Words: Eve Kelliher

Paul Geaney Wins All Star PAUL GEANEY was Kerry’s only All Star winner on Friday when the Dingle player was named on the 2017 GAA All Star Football Team.

Seven members of the All-Ireland-winning Dublin side were on the team while finalists Mayo took six awards and Tyrone’s Colm Cavanagh won the other All Star. Geaney is currently in Australia as part of the Ireland panel for the International Rules Series against Australia.

He is joined by Kerry teammates Peter Crowley and Paul Murphy.

The All Star team selected is David Clarke (Mayo), Christ Barrett (Mayo), Michael Fitzsimons (Dublin), Keith Higgins (Mayo), Colm Boyle (Mayo), Cian O’Sullivan (Dublin), Jack McCaffrey (Dublin), Colm Cavanagh (Tyrone), James McCarthy (Dublin), Dean Rock (Dublin), Aidan O’Shea (Mayo), Con O’Callaghan (Dublin), Paul Mannion (Dublin), Paul Geaney (Kerry), and Andy

Moran (Mayo).

Andy Moran was named Footballer of the Year, while Con O’Callaghan was the Young Footballer of the Year.

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Sport 41 Clubs In Killarney Advertiser This Week Annual Garda Mass

U10 Blitz day Sunday November 19th.

Annual Garda Mass for current and deceased members of An Garda Siochana Retired Members Association (Killarney / Caherciveen branch) will be celebrated on Thursday November 16th at 7.30pm in Killarney Oaks Hotel, Muckross Road, Killarney. Families of current and deceased members of An Garda Siochana Retired Members Association are invited to attend. Serving members of An Garda Siochana and their families are also welcome.

Crusaders Bridge Club

Beaufort Ladies Golf RESULTS: 05/11/17 Christmas Fayre Sponsored by Mary O’Shea. Winner: Catherine Murphy (22) 21 pts. Second: Margaret O’Connor (24) 16 pts.

Third: Noreen Kinsella (31) 15 pts.

FIXTURES: Nov 5th -Nov 12th. Christmas Hamper Competition sponsored

by Karen & Edwin Spence Winter League starts 13th Nov 2017.

Beaufort Men’s Golf Club RESULTS: Sat/Sun 4th/5th November, 18 hole Stableford Competition, Sponsored by; The Golf Shop, College St. Killarney. Winner: Jim O’Leary (17)36 pts. Second: Michael J O’Connor (9) 35 pts. Third: Gabhan O’Loughlin (13)34 pts. Fixtures: Nov 11/12 Start of Winer League or weather permitting Christmas Hampers Sponsored by Kate Kearney’s Cottage.

Castlerosse Golf Club RESULTS: – Xmas Prize Competition played Sunday 29th October. Winners: Gintaras Bendaravicius (14) net 42pts, Runner-up, Thomas O’ Connor (19) net 41pts, 3rd place, Donal O’ Reilly (20) net 38pts, 4th place Ger Casey (12 net) 37pts, 5th Place John O’ Reilly (23) net 36pts. Best Front Nine Mick Clifford, Best Back Nine, Roger O’ Sullivan. Lowest Gross Score, Daniel Shine. Mixed Scramble played on Saturday 4th November, 1st Place Sally Filby, Daniel Shine & Mike Doody, Runner up: Chan Martin, Gintaras Bendaravicius & Thomas O’ Connor, 3rd Place: Mary O’ Reilly, Daragh Crehan & Steve Shine. Prize giving evening which took place at the Castlerosse Hotel on Saturday was a great success and many thanks to all members and the Hotel for a great evening. Golfers were very few on Sunday morning.

FIXTURES: Weekend competition, 18 Hole Stableford to be played on Saturday or Sunday.

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club SENIOR NEWS: Women’s Div 1, St Joseph’s 71 - Killarney Cougars 53.

BASKETBALL IRELAND ACADEMY: Well done to our Cougars U15 player Tommy Bowler on his selection last week to Basketball Regional Academy having come through the southern trials in Cork.

COUGARS ACADEMY: Our U8 & U10 Girls & Boys resume training on this Friday after the mid-term break on Nov 10th for our second term. Girls U8 & U10 at 5 pm, U8 Boys 6 pm, U10 Boys 6.30 pm at the Parish Hall. Next

RESULTS: 11/10/2017, 1st Hazel O’Connell & Marjorie Barton, 2nd Eileen Twomey & Neilius O’Regan, 3rd Pauline Lyne & Joan Linehan.

25/10/2017, 1st Eileen Crehan & John O’Shea, 2nd Joan Meagher & Kay Clement, 3rd Joan Culloty & Garry Leahy.

Flesk Valley Rowing Club Thanks to everyone who supported the Flesk Valley Rowing Club table quiz which was held in the Killarney Oaks last Saturday night. A great night was had by all. Great to see members of other Killarney rowing clubs in attendance. Winners of table quiz were Tadhg Kelly, Karen Smith, Kevin Smyth and Mary Kelly with the underage prizes going to Sweeney family, Michéal, Saoirse and Cliona. Special thanks to Eamon Courtney and his staff at the Killarney Oaks whose continued support to the Valley throughout the years is greatly appreciated. Thanks to every one of our sponsors who donated prizes on the night.

Fossa Rowing Club INDOOR ROWING: Irish indoor rowing championships 2017 take place on Saturday 25th November. Last year our contestants placed very highly in their categories and recorded personal bests. Registration for this event closes on November 15th, 2017. WINTER TRAINING: Thanks to the hard work of some dedicated members, the gym at the Old Church has been refurbished, and is now open for winter training. Juvenile members and new members are welcome on Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7pm and on Sunday mornings. Pat and Connie have training programs for senior ladies and men.

Fossa Notes LOTTO: 5th November 2017. Numbers drawn were 2, 7, 15, 16. There was no jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot will be €3,150. FOSSA SCOUTS: Fossa Scouts are interested in starting a Beaver Scout Section.

This is for boys and girls, aged 6 to 8 years. If you have a child that is interested in fun, adventure and the outdoors maybe this is the activity for them. Fossa Scouts have been active since 1982 with existing sections for ages 9 to 25. Call Sean Sweeney on 087 6804247 for more details.JUNIOR GOLF: Congratulations to Fossa’s Patrick Lyons who won the Junior Captains (Darren Mulcahy’s) Prize at Killarney Golf and Fishing Club last Thursday. Well done Patrick!

Kilcoolaght Residents Association Kilcoolaght Residents Association would like to acknowledge receipt of €200 from the Community Support Fund 2017.

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club, Men’s Club Club President Breda Duggan will officiate at her last official Club function on Thursday next, the 9th of November when the Annual General Meet-

ing of the Club will take place. Breda will then hand over the Presidency to Jack Buckley. The Club competition on Sunday the 5th of November was the Paul Coghlan sponsored Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty Cup singles stableford competition played on Mahony’s Point. The competition was mainly played in good weather conditions, and the scoring reflected those conditions. The winner with 40 points was Kevin O’Callaghan, who won with a better back nine holes from Dermot O’Sullivan on the same score. Full results were 1st Kevin O’Sullivan (9) 40 Pts. 2nd Dermot O’Sullivan (19) 40 Pts. 3rd Sean Goulding (11) 39 Pts. 4th Jonathan Sparling (7) 39 Pts. 5th Fergus McCarthy (23) 39 Pts. Best gross David O’Donoghue (2) 36 Pts. Cat. 2 Sean Casey (11) 38 Pts. Cat.3 Brian Regan (14) 39Pts. Cat.4 Tim Brosnan (21) 36 Pts. CSS was 38 Pts.

Killarney badminton COUNTY LEAGUE: Div 3 & 4 Ladies and Men’s County League are starting this week. 1ST GAME FIXTURES: Killarney Div 3 Ladies Vs Moyvane A team.

Div 3 Men vs Kingdom. Div 4 Ladies Vs Listowel A and Div 4 Men’s Vs Ballyheigue. Killarney Badminton Club meet every Monday & Wednesday at 830pm in the Presentation Gym. People interested in becoming members are welcome to try it out for a night first before joining. Adult membership €110 & student membership €60. Check us out on Facebook or contact Jennifer 083 3347228 or Peggy 087 6486428 for more information.

Glenflesk GLENFLESK RAMBLING HOUSE: The Glenflesk Rambling house returns to Glenflesk hall on Saturday November 18th and the proceeds from this year’s event will go to “Run For The Bus” BARRADUFF CARDIAC RESPONSE UNIT: Barraduff Cardiac Response Unit are hosting a “CPR Start A Heart Day” on 12th November 2017 between 2 - 4 pm at Barraduff Community Field. Responders will be doing demonstrations on the day.

We cover a radius of 6KM from Headford Post office and would appreciate everyone’s support especially if you are in our area.

GLENFLESK COMHALTAS: Please note the following change at Ceol an Gheimhridh competitions. Music, Singing, Scéalaíocht, Storytelling and Recitation competitions will now be held in IT South Campus, Tralee on Saturday 18th November at 10.30 am.

Dancing competitions will take place in Fossa Community Centre on Sunday 19th November at 10.30am.

Kilcummin Comhaltas UPCOMING EVENTS: A big thank you to everyone who supported our bag packing fundraising event last and our recent our church gate collection.

All funds will go directly to facilitate our branch continuing to promoting Irish music, song, dance and the Irish language within the Kilcummin area.

A fantastic Evening of Entertainment was held at the Klub Bar in Kilcummin

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on Friday 3rd of November. We had an array of performances as diverse as storytelling, set dancing and of course extensive Irish music and everything in between. Our compares on the night Geraldine Piggott and Derek O Leary guided us through, the two and half hour spectacle in jovial form. Raffle prizes were won on the night and “guess the weight of the cake” had many in deep concentration, if only briefly in search of the correct weight.

The branch would like to extend a big “míle buíochas” to all our performers and to the 150 people that were in attendance on the night and to all who helped in the organizing of the event.

Kilcummin KILCUMMIN CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR: Christmas craft fair to be held in Kilcummin on the weekend of Saturday evening the 9th and Sunday morning 10th of December. Each table cost €20 with table proceeds going to Kilcummin Defibrillator Group. If you are interested in selling or show casing you craft, contact Mary Brosnan on 087 6447536. It’s an ideal opportunity to advertise your craft within the community and surrounding area.

Please share if you know anyone that would be interested. Also, Fascinators

by Frances; Handmade Bespoke fascinators for sale: small, subtle or statement pieces. Contact 087-6447536 if you would like to view my fascinators already created.COMMUNITY ALERT MEETING: A Community Alert meeting will be held in Anabla National School on Thursday 16th November at 8pm. All are welcome. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: Anabla Parents Association are holding a Christmas Bazaar at Anabla NS on Sunday 3rd December from 2-5pm. All are welcome! Santa’s Grotto, Children’s Craft Creations, Book Sale, Home Baking, Wheel of Fortune, Spot Prizes.

Mastergeeha FC U11: Mastergeeha v Killarney Celtic.

On Saturday morning, the boys had their first outing. They played two games and did well in both.

U13 NATIONAL CUP: Tulla 1 Mastergeeha 3. The boys qualified for the next round of the cup with a good away win in Clare on Saturday. Eoin Kelly (2) and Hugh Lenihan were the scorers in a good team performance.

U13 DIV 2: Mastergeeha 2 Fenit 4.

U15 NATIONAL CUP: Park 5 Mastergeeha 0. U17: Mastergeeha 2 Ballyhar 2. LOTTO: There was no winner on Friday 3rd November 2017. Numbers drawn were 4, 12, 22, 26. Jackpot now €3,000.

Killarney Celtic FAI Junior Cup, Killarney Celtic 4, Moher Celtic 0, Premier B, Mitchels Ave 0, Killarney Celtic B 0, U13, Killarney Celtic B 0, Tralee Dynamos 1, U16, Killarney Celtic B 0, Fenit 1, U11 A and B teams played Mastergeeha while the C teams played Tralee Dynamos. Girls U-12 Green team won 8-0 vs Fenit.

U12 White team lost 2-4 vs Camp.

LOTTO: Numbers Drawn 9,19,21,24.

No Jackpot winner, 4 x €40. Jackpot next week €6,800.

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Killarney RFC U16: On Saturday, we welcomed Kanturk to Aghadoe. The home team opened up with some fine handling and attacking plays. The first attack from the Killarney side produced a try from Tomas Clifford duly converted by Donnacha Grealy who finished the game with 4 conversions. The first half continued with pressure continually being put on the North Cork side with additional tries from John McCarthy (2), Odeniz Koyun, Gary Randles (3) and Evan Mannix. Kanturk did salvage a try towards the end of the half.

The second half gave the opportunity for Killarney to use the bench and tries were scored by Craig McKensie Vass, Jose Ferrero, John McCarthy and Brendan O Donoghue. SENIORS: Killarney RFC 8 - 19 Mitchelstown Played in perfect sunshine at Aghadoe, the home started stronger building up a one point lead at half time through a penalty from Damian Carroll and a try by Mark Griffin. Unfortunately, the visitors stepped up a gear in the second half to come away with the win.

Listry RAMBLING HOUSE: Listry Community Council and Milltown/Listry Comhaltas will host a Rambling House in Listry Community Centre on Saturday 18th November 2017 from 8pm to 11pm. Music, dance, songs and craic.

Everyone welcome. Please spread the word. Thanks.

DRAMA & SINGING CLASSES: Listry Community Council in association with Kerry ETB will offer Drama & Singing Classes for Adults on a Pilot basis for three Saturday mornings during Nov. If there is sufficient interest further Classes will be organised later. If interested please contact Joan immediately on 086 7944494. ZUMBA TONING: Zumba toning with Lelia in Listry Community Centre every Wednesday 7-8pm.

LOTTO: Lotto draw took place Sunday night 5th November 2017. Jackpot €10,450. Winning No. 5. 6. 17. 22. No winner. Next week Lotto Sunday 12th November 2017. €10,600.

MEK United U13 KERRY SCHOOLBOYS LEAGUE DIV. 2: Killarney Athletic 4 - 4 MEK United FC. We had a fantastic gave today going 1 up within 3 minutes thanks to Cian Fleming, next goal was scored by Sam Buckley after Great individual play and superb chip over the keeper. The second half started with another fantastic goal by Finn Kennelly with a beautiful chip over the goal keepers head. In the final 5 minutes Mek went 4, 3 ahead with another great goal by Eoin Mannix.

Alethic pulled a goal back with the last kick of the game. Ending a great game at 4 all!

U14 FRIENDLY: MEK United FC 3- 2 Killorglin AFC B. U11 FRIENDLY: MEK hosted Dingle at Lackabane on Saturday for a friendly match, playing g some really nice football particularly in the second half against a strong Dingle side. Well done all and Coach Feargal.

U10 TRAINING: Due to the high numbers in the U10 (2008) group, we have decided to split the group into 2 smaller groups, BLACK and ORANGE. U10 ORANGE are training Tuesdays 6-7pm and U10 BLACK are training on Wednesday 5-6pm. Both sessions are at the Fossa Astro Pitch. These 2-split sessions will start the week coming, Tuesday 7th and Wednesday 8th. We apologise if this cause any inconvenience. We want all our players to benefit from a safe playing environment and our top-quality coaching. If there are any issue’s, contact Pa on 087 7943220.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club LOTTO: No winner of our lotto draw 03/11/2017, numbers drawn were 11, 15, 21 & 30. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 2, 3, 11 & 25. Next week’s jackpot €9,800 plus €1,000 bonus.

MUNSTER SENIOR & UNEVEN AGE JUVENILE: Will be held next Sunday in Tipperary. Best of luck to all athletes travelling. TRAINING: Resumes this week after Halloween break, a special effort is required to attend training.

Tuesdays Boherbue 6.30 pm, Fridays Barraduff 6.30 pm, Saturday at 11.00 am Riocht Track, Castleisland ring tom Joe 0879339087 or Shelia 086 8136523 to arrange transport CLUB AGM: AGM will be held on Thursday November 23rd at 8.30 pm in Gneeveguilla GAA Club Rooms.

Muckross Guild Monthly meeting of Muckross guild of I.C.A takes place on Monday 13th November at 7.45pm at Lough Guitane N.S. New members always welcome.

Muckross Rowing Club SKIBBEREEN HOR: Best of luck to all our crews taking part this Saturday 11 November in the Skibbereen Head Of the River. The all-conquering West Cork club will be hosting their annual time trial once more from the Marina in Cork city and over 30 crews from Muckross will be represented in a competitive field of over 350 boat entries. It will be a busy day for the club with two trailers of boats on the road and crews from Junior 14 to Masters, boys and girls, men and women and competing. UPCOMING: Next up on the events calendar after the Skibbereen HOR is the Irish Provinces Indoor Rowing Competition at the UL Area on Sat 25 Nov. Our very own Muckross Head Of the River is set for Sat 2 Dec. This Sun evening 12 Nov, the club will be holding a brief information meeting for parents of junior members regarding the Muckross HOR. The club will be in contact by text with details of venue and time.

Enquiries to 087 448 2935.

Murphy’s Golf Society 4TH NOVEMBER, DOOKS: Presidents Prize: Seán Murphy. Sponsor: Heineken. 1st Kevin Browne (16) 35 Points, 2nd Pat Cussen (5) 33 Points, 3rd Con O Mahony (22) 31 Points, 4th Seamus Mc Carthy (17) 31 Points, 5th Colm O Keefe (21) 30 Points, 6th Brian Regan (14) 29 Points. Best Gross: John O

Shea (10) 29 Points. Front 9: Mike Casey (12) 16 Points. Back 9: Anthony Walsh (19) 15 Points. Guest Prize: Johnny Mc Donald. Category Prize: Mossie Foley (23) 29 Points.

Nearest The Pins: Mike Quirke, Thomas Mc Closkey. Next Outing, Christmas Hampers, 9th December, O Mahonys, Match Play Final: Brian Regan V Eoghan Donnellan.

Gneeveguilla National School Parents Association

“Life is like a cup of tea, to be filled to the brim and enjoyed by friends” Gneeveguilla National School parent’s association are hosting a Ladies Tea Party on Saturday 11th November in the GAA Hall from 4 to 7 pm. Music by “Celtra” from 5pm. Round up your friends and family ladies and let’s put the talk into the tea! All group sizes catered for. Tickets to be purchased in advance. For ticket sales or further information contact Louise on 087-7616176 or Áine on 087-6874419. Your support is greatly appreciated to help raise funds for school activities throughout the year.

Ladies Club Killarney Golf & Fishing

RESULTS: From the Ladies Competition held on Killeen on Sunday 5th November 2017 and kindly sponsored by Castlerosse Hotel.

1st Sinead O’Shea (18) 35 Pts (Bk9), 2nd Fiona Leacy (8) 35 Pts, BG Eimear O’Donnell (6) 28, 3rd Muireann O’Farrell (19) 34 Pts (Bk9), 4th Lora Beth Malloy (30) 34 Pts, 5th Alicia Burke (19) 33 Pts. CSS = 35 Stableford Pts. Next week’s competition A.I.B. Christmas Hampers, Single Stableford on Mahony’s Point.

Ross GC Killarney-Gents Club FIXTURES: On Sat Nov 11th and Sun 12th we will hold the re scheduled Frank Doran Backstakes competition.

Due to the greens being treated recently this competition was rescheduled. This will be a single stableford competition and the entry sheet is now available in the clubhouse. AGM: The Club AGM will be held on Thursday Nov 16th at 8 pm sharp upstairs in the Clubhouse and all members are requested to attend NEW TEE BOX: Work on the rebuilding of the 3rd tee box is progressing at pace at present.

Spa Muckross Community Games Spa Muckross received a PR award at last Friday night’s County Awards.

A huge thanks to our county committee for the excellent work they do. None of them are ready to retire yet, but if their own areas fail to elect a committee this year, they will have to step down at county level, as they must be a member of a local committee. If there is no county committee, there is no Kerry Community Games.

Hopefully it won’t come to that, as has happened in other counties. It’s up to the participants’ parents to keep it going. Each of the 41 areas must elect a Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer, so that’s a minimum of 123 parents required in Kerry for 2018.

Statistics from the county website

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state that 41 areas registered in 2017.

A massive 3735 participants competed at county level, many more competed at area level aiming to qualify for county finals. Competitors could choose from 12 individual activities & 39 team events. A total of 289 teams competed.

Workmen’s Rowing Club TRAINING NEWS: The good weather of the mid-term meant that our coaches took full advantage of the time and calm waters to gain some valuable water training. Thanks so much to them for their dedication, as always.

Training continues at the Lakeshore and indoors on Saturday and Sunday mornings, and on weekday evenings.

Your coaches will remind you of your squad times. Beginners welcome at 10 AM ON SATURDAY MORNINGS. UPCOMING EVENTS: This Saturday, 11th November: Skibbereen Head of the River (H.O.R.) the Marina, Cork.

Best of luck to everyone competing, safe journey to our taxi drivers, and thanks in advance to our coxes, coaches and boat handlers!! 18th November: Irish Trials. National Rowing Centre, Iniscarra, Cork. 25th November: Irish Provinces Indoor Rowing Competition, Sports Arena, University of Limerick. 2nd December: Muckross Head of the River, National Rowing Centre, Iniscarra, Cork.

Killarney Athletic A.F.C.

RESULTS: Munster Champions Trophy Semi Final. Killarney Athletic 2 Janesboro 3. After extra time. Full time 3 2 to Janesboro. Great game gave it all.

William Courtney the scorer of the 2 goals. Just not to be. Well done to the Athletic Players and management.

Under 13 league Killarney Athletic B 4 MEK 4 . There were goals aplenty in Woodlawn on Saturday. Athletic went 4 3 down only to equalise in the last minute to tie the game at 4 all. FAMILY QUIZ NIGHT: FRIDAY 24th NOVEMBER KILLARNEY OAKS 7.30PM. Parents & Players please note that there will be a Quiz night on in the Killarney Oaks on Friday 24th November 2017. All under 18’s to be accompanied by an adult. Lots of spot prizes on the night to be won. Tables of 4 Adults €40 & Juveniles €20. The support, especially from parents would be greatly appreciated. Everybody welcome to attend.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club CHRISTMAS HAMPER: Thanks to the 21 players who supported last Sunday’s event (sponsored by O’Callaghan’s Gala of High St and thanks to Helena and Shirley for the refreshments provided to all players afterwards. Results as follows: Overall Nett: Noel Moynihan 15up, Overall Gross: Jason O’Regan 17up, Second Nett: Mike ‘Seve’ O’Leary 14up and Ladies Nett: Sheila O’Donoghue 6up.

U-16 SCRATCH CUP: A good turnout of 24 players for this event last Wednesday afternoon which included some visitors from Cork. It was a great day for our sponsors Victoria House Hotel as Cillian Courtney followed his brother Sean in winning

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On The Ball | Monday 5.30pm the event with a one shot win over Cian Murphy from the St Annes club in Cork. Results in Full: Winner: Cillian Courtney 100, Runner-Up: Cian Murphy (St Annes) 101, Third: Glenn Towler (St Annes) 104, U-16 Prize: Cian Mulcahy (Collins) 106, U-13 Prize: Eoin O’Riordan Looney 118 and U-11 Prize: Nathan Cronin 136. Thanks to Helena & Shirley again for providing hot food for all players last Wednesday. SUNDAY COMPETITION: Please note a usual Sunday competition will take place this Sunday with draws at 9.15am and 11.15am but the official start of the Turkey series will not take place until the following Sunday November 19th with Turkey events over the following weekends until the last one on Sunday December 10th. Open to club members aged 15 or over and entry €4 per draw and €7 for both.

OVER 50’S: Results of last Wednesday’s event at the club- Winners: Sean Ashe & Pat Mitchell (Castleisland) and Runners-Up: Johnny McCarthy Snr (Castleisland) and Betty O’Brien. Next event Wednesday December 6th in Newmarket.

On The Ball Dr Crokes Club EAST KERRY - O’DONOGHUE - QUARTER FINAL: Played in Lewis Road on Saturday 4th of November. Dr Crokes 0-12 Kilcummin 0-11. In this O’Donoghue Cup Quarter Final we played second fiddle to Kilcummin for three quarters of the game. Even though we were missing a number of our first team players, some of our replacements put in a good shift and did their selection for future games no harm. In the first quarter, even though our opponents had more of the play, we matched them on the scoreboard at the end of the first quarter. We both scored four points. We failed to score in the second quarter in a period in which Kilcummin outscored us four points to nil. This left them ahead 0-9 to 0-4 at the interva.

The teams exchanged points on two occasions in the third quarter, leaving us 0-11 to 0-6 behind as we faced the las fifteen minutes. Our management brought on four of our established players at this stage and this contributed enormously to our lads scoring six points without reply in this final quarter. This gave us a one point win and a place in the semi final against Killarney Legion. In fairness to Kilcummin they had good chances in this last quarter to at least equalize the game.

Progressive 31: Progressive 31 is on every Wednesday night in Crokes Clubhouse. It will start at 8.00pm. You will need to bring money and a partner €5 per person. Lotto: Lotto 10, 15, 20, 24 Jackpot €4500 Winner Maura Lyne Knocklebede. Next Draw Sunday 12th of November in Speakeasy. Jackpot €3000

East Kerry GAA O’DONOGHUE CUP: Dr Crokes pro-

gressed to the Semi Final of the Aquila Club O’Donoghue Cup against Kilcummin at Lewis Road. Kilcummin led at the break 0-9 to 0-4. The sides were level in last minutes. Dr Crokes kicked the winning point - 0-12 to 0-11. Semi Final = Dr Crokes V Killarney Legion. THE TATLER JACK EK MINOR CHAMPIONSHIP: The East Kerry Minor Championship has reached the Finals stage. Fossa came out on top against Firies in the quarter final: Fossa 5-13 Firies 1-11. In the A semi finals Fossa edged Glenflesk by the minimum and Dr Crokes prevailed against Rathmore.

In the Minor B semi finals, Gneeveguilla won against Killarney Legion and Firies proved too strong for Cordal /Scartaglen. MD O’SHEA EAST KERRY U16 CHAMPIONSHIP: Rathmore won the division 1 final against a gallant Killarney Legion. The Division 4 final, played under lights in the outstanding Spa facilities, was won by Currow. The division 2 Final (Dr Crokes V Firies) and Division 3 Final (Fossa V Kilcummin) will be fixed for first date available. FIXTURE: Fr Galvin Cup Semi Final. Saturday 18 November at 12.30pm. Firies V Fossa

Fossa GAA EAST KERRY MINOR CHAMPIONSHIP: Fossa played Glenflesk in the East Kerry Minor championship semi final.

This was a tough, close encounter and there was never going to be much in it either way. The first half was nip and tuc all the way, while Glenflesk slightly shaded the possession stakes Fossa remained in touch with some fantastic scores from David Clifford, Emmett O’Shea and Harry Buckley. Glenflesk held the advantage at the break, 0-08 to 0-07. Fossa started brightly in the second half and took the lead courtesy of frees from Emmett O’Shea and David Clifford. Glenflesk hit a purple patch and created a few goal chances but were denied by some brilliant goal keeping by Shane O’Sullivan in the Fossa goal who had a fantastic game all throughout. By the 20th minute of the half, Glenflesk had extended their lead to three points, they were triple marking David Clifford at this stage and Fossa were finding it difficult to break down their defence. Fossa needed some magic to get back into the game and who better to provide it that Emmett O’Shea. After great work by Ruari Doyle, Emmett crashed the ball to the back of the Glenflesk net to revitalize Fossa, from here to the end they played with a spring in their step. Brilliant points from the irrepressible David Clifford and Emmett O’Shea gave Fossa a well-deserved one point victory. This was a great win for the team where the aforementioned Shane O’Sullivan was excellent in goal, Gary Cronin and Killian Buckley were outstanding and led the defence very well, Cian O’Shea and Mark Donnellan worked hard around the middle of the pitch, David Clifford showed why he is such a rare talent despite being very tightly marked, young Harry Buckley put in another superb display and Em-

mett O’Shea was the best player on the pitch, showing yet again what a great prospect this man is. Final score Fossa 1-14, Glenflesk 0-14. They will now face Dr Crokes in the final.

Killarney Legion GAA U16 BOYS: The old Irish saying “Tus maith leath na hoibre “ would probably sum up this East Kerry Championship Division 1 final in a nutshell. In a striking resemblance to the County League final we contested earlier this year, all the damage was done in the opening period. When James O Sullivan blew time on the first half Rathmore had plundered 3 goals to go alongside the 8 points they kicked and we went into the dressing room 11 points in arrears.

Rathmore forward play was deadly and efficient and there looked like only one winner at its stage. But credit where it’s due our lads rallied to great effect and a Niall McGillycuddy goal coupled to a Ryan O Grady penalty meant the gap was down to 2 points with as many minutes to go. But Rathmore held firm to land the coveted title. The positives were there for all to see in a tremendous, courageous and battling second half and maybe better decision making on the field at crucial times was a factor. Keeping the scoreboard ticking over when chasing a game is always important and a couple of chances definitely went astray. To sum up the season, even though no silverware was garnered, the lads can be justifiably ranked in the County’s top 3 alongside other clubs Rathmore and Austin Stacks.

LEGION LADIES: A Kerry Ladies Minor Blitz was held at Ballyrickard recently and Legion drawn in group 1. In the first game vs Corca Dhuibhne they played well and came out with a nice win. The second game saw them play Finuge / St. Senans and a sound defensive effort kept them scoreless for the entire game. Game 3 was against Rathmore and a great performance saw us only lose by 3 points in the end. We qualified for the B final as a result and went down by three points to Miltown Listry. After 4 games fatigue was setting in but a most productive day was definitely had with the girls finishing 4th out of the 11 teams entered.

O DONOGHUE CUP: Our Seniors will face Dr Crokes in the O Donoghue Cup semi final on Sunday November 19th at 2pm in Fitzgerald Stadium.

LOTTO: Monday October 30th. Numbers were 2..14..16..18. No winner. Sunday November 5th, Numbers were 2 ,20, 21, 25, No winner. Jackpot €16,900 Draw Murphys next Sunday 12th Nov 2017.

Mid Kerry Laune Rangers are 2017 O’Sullivan Cup winners defeating Miltown/Castlemaine 18pts to 7pts. Rangers Capt Maurice Foley received the O’Sullivan Cup from Mid Kerry chairman Mike Sayers. Laura O’Shea presented Mike Frank Russell with the man of the Match award sponsored by Peadar & Mary O’Sullivan of Ashes Bar Glenbeigh

(report to follow). Mid Kerry Senior Football Championship Final between Glenbeigh/Glencar & Beaufort will be played on Sun 19th Nov at 2pm in J P O’Sullivan Park Killorglin. Replay in the event of a draw. Man of the Match is sponsored by Pitman Training Kerry.

MID KERRY U16 COMPETITION: Results of round 4, Keel/Listry 2-08 Miltown/ Castlemaine 1-11. Beaufort 2-11 Glenbeigh/Glencar 0-08. Laune Rangers bye. ROUND 5 FIXTURES both games Sat 11th Nov at 3pm. Beaufort home to Keel/Listry, Miltown/Castlemaine entertain Laune Rangers, Glenbeigh/ Glencar/Cromane -bye

Gneeveguilla GAA LOTTO: numbers 16,20,21,22. No jackpot winner next week jackpot €9,000.

Gneeveguilla Gaa AGM Friday December 1st at 8.30pm sharp. An evening of music chat and tea will be held in the community centre on November 11th between 4 and 7pm. The ladies’ committee are hoping to set up a unislim class in Gneeveguilla if we can get enough interested we will go ahead, for further information please contact Noreen on 0861210354 or Sheila on 0876566715.

Glenflesk GLENFLESK MINIORS: (Sponsored by O’Brien’s Topoil And the Kerryway).

Our Minor team lost a very close contest to Fossa on Sunday last at Barraduff Community Field in the East Kerry Championship semi final. Nothing more could be asked of our players who left everything on the field. It took a late goal from Fossa to swing the game in their favour. FT Fossa 1-12 Glenflesk 0-14 LOTTO: No winner of the lotto which took place in John Dan’s on 06 November 2017. Jackpot - €3,600. Numbers were 6 11 17 18. The next draw will take place in Spillane’s Bar on 20 November and the Jackpot is €3,800.

Kilcummin GAA SENIOR FOOTBALL: DR Crokes 0-12 Kilcummin 0-11. Our Senior team completed their season on Saturday last when they bowed out of the O’Donoghue Cup to Dr Crokes in Lewis Road by a single point. This was a very creditable performance and we even lead by six points early in the second half.

However, Dr Crokes introduced some influential substitutes and this combined with a number of spurned opportunities by ourselves saw the home team go forward to face legion in the semi final. What has been at times a difficult season for players and management with injuries and absences their recent performances have given the supporters much hope for the year ahead and with dedication and a little bit of luck who knows where it might take us. Well done to players, management and supporters for your commitment to your club. LOTTO: There was no winner on Sunday 5th November 2017. Numbers drawn were 7, 8, 18, 25. Next Draw Sunday, 19th November 2017. Jackpot now €8,000.

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Taekwondo

Joshua O’Sullivan, 14, from Ballydaly, who brought home two titles from the in the 2017 World Taekwondo Championship which was held in Killarney. As well as bringing home two gold medals and three bronze, medals Joshua won the Best Overall Competitor in his category. Also pictured is instructor Master Don Dalton.

At a presentation of new jerseys to St Anne’s senior ladies basketball team by David Gleeson from The Kerry Food Hub in Firies; front, Kiera Fell, Diane Cooper, sponsor David Gleeson The Kerry food Hub, Joanne O’Mahony, Katie Ellard, Carmel Kate Kelliher; back, Oonagh Gleeson, Marie O’Shea, Orla O’Sullivan, Grace Crowley, Deirdre O’Sullivan, Aisling O’Sullivan, Sophie Norris and coach Tim Clifford.

Football

On The Ball | Monday 5.30pm

LISTRY GAA LOTTO: Number drawn: 5, 6, 17, 22.

Jackpot not won. Jackpot next Sun Nov 12th E10,600.

Milltown Castlemaine GAA

The winners of the East Kerry Division 1 Championship Final which took place on Sunday in Fitzgerald Stadium, Rathmore, who defeated Killarney Legion, 3-11 to 2-12, sponsored

by MD O’ Shea.

Squash

At the presentation of prizes of the Gleneagle Squash Club first monthly competition of the new season sponsored by O’Keeffe’s Oils, Rathmore, were front from left, Mike Crowley, Chairman, Noreen Buckley, Johnny Donovan, captain of winning team,George O’Keeffe (O’Keeffe’s Oils Rathmore) and Kieran Somers. In second row are Neil Kavanagh, Ruairi Counihan, Ger Foley, Denis Reidy and Cormac Bonner. In third row are Joe Carroll, Donnagh Crowley, Mike O’Donoghue, Ryan Kavanagh and Jack Buckley. At back are Brendan Counihan, Ray O’Callaghan, John McCarthy, Sean McCarthy and Kevin Smith. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

THE AGM: of our club will be on Friday November 24th in the clubhouse at 7.30 pm.

As always, we will be seeking nominations for positions within the club. We are continually seeking volunteers to assist us in the running and management of our ever-expanding club.

Getting involved in your local GAA Club is a wonderful way to form new friendships- as well as giving opportunities for skills and expertise to be shared -for the benefit of all in our community. If you would like to become involved in any aspect of our club, please contact any member of our club executive.

LOTTO: Jackpot Draw took place on Friday November 3rd in Karl J’s Bar. Drawn numbers were: 7,22, and 16 with 24 being the bonus number.

We had no winner of our jackpot or a match 3. Our Lotto Jackpot is now €17,000. The next draw will take place in Killorglin Golf Club, on Friday November 24th -with €850 on offer for a match 3.

SENIORS: The 2017 season came to a close for Milltown/Castlemaine on Sunday afternoon as they faced Laune Rangers in the Mid Kerry O’Sullivan Cup Final in Glenbeigh. Final Score: Laune Rangers 0-18, Milltown/Castlemaine 0-7. Despite M/C’s panel and their management team of Linus Burke, and Fr. Kevin O’Sullivan trying their best, an excellent display for Rangers saw them end the 2017 season on a high.

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