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Editor’s View

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

In This Week’s Edition …

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Christmas in Killarney Can we secure the future of this vital festival?

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In The Chatroom Singer Jake Carter and local stars Gavin O’Leary and Niall O’Sullivan join us

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All-Ireland Minor Final Match analysis as well as pictures from Croke Park and homecoming

Let’s Broaden Our Horizons IT’S been a talking point since we opened up the debate over the past two weeks to explore the potential of the former Pretty Polly site.

Kerry County Council will soon be seeking expressions of interest in relation to future use of the landmark site and our two suggestions – a financial services hub or trade fair centre – certainly got people thinking.

Killarney’s first citizen, Councillor Niall Kelleher, agreed that the former Pretty Polly factory could be used in many ways. He is keen to see the site provide much-needed office space for technology companies – particularly those relating to tourism and booking engines – as well as financial technology companies.

“There should be a targeted ap-

proach to have these companies based in tourism areas like Killarney,” Cllr Kelleher told Killarney Advertiser.

“The tourism industry is strong here and companies can learn from people who work every day in tourism in Killarney. All these ideas come from people who work in systems and processes.

“But we don’t have the space for such offices in Killarney. There is plenty of retail space but no office space, so this is what we need to develop.”

The former Pretty Polly site would also be ideal for light manufacturing, he added. “There is a lot of potential there but we need to broaden our horizons and we need to develop it,” he said. “Pretty Polly is a big site suited to a lot of different enterprises but it is not suitable

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for anything the way it is.

“About a year and a half ago I said it would be better off growing grass than left in the state it is.”

Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce president Paul O’Neill added: “In terms of ideas, many things could work, but there would have to be a strong business case before anything is undertaken,”.

Kerry County Councillor John Joe Culloty of the Killarney Municipal District noted that there are “many avenues” that could be explored for its future use.

“I know people that would be interested in it as it stands right now,” he added, noting that any expansion or development would also boost employment.

Time To Get On Our Marks For Microtrack ATHLETES will be descending on Killarney from across the globe for the Killarney 10-mile road race tomorrow, Saturday, at 9am.

The race, now in its fourth year, is a key element of a fundraising drive now underway to support the development of a 200m microtrack and a floodlit all-weather pitch area which will be situated on grounds leased from the St Brendan’s Trust (St Brendan’s College Killarney).

Let’s throw our weight behind this project, which signifies a vital addition to

our town’s amenities and will benefit all ages. Competitors, from across Ireland, the United Sates, Canada, the UK and Chile, will be gathering at 8.45am from Ballydowney roundabout and the race starts at 9am sharp. The route will cover New Road and Aghadoe, crossing at the Golden Nugget, continuing along the cycle path to the cottage in Knockreer and then down the River Walk past the cottage cross and then up the Bishop’s Path to the finish line at St Brendan’s College.

The prizegiving takes place at 11am.

KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL is to progress the former Pretty Polly site this year and expressions of interest are soon to be sought in the site.

• Who is being targeted – developers, retailers?

• Does the town have a say?

• What is the set of criteria for the development of the site?

• Will it be determined by the highest bidder?

• If so, will what is best for the town be taken into account?

Ideal Location For Industry Accessibility And Infrastructure Killarney is just an hour from Cork Airport, an hour and a half’s drive from Shannon Airport and just fifteen minutes from Kerry Airport. We also have a good rail network.

Accommodation Property prices are less expensive than those in Dublin and London.

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The Chatroom

22.09.17 Words: Eve Kelliher

Check Out The Chatroom Tonight

TUNE in to Killarney’s very own answer to the Late Late Show this evening at 9pm when we host two local celebrities in The Chatroom.

None other than Gavin O’Leary and Niall O’Sullivan go head-to-head in a hilarious session.

DJ Gavin was of course the hugely pop-

ular winner of the best-dressed man prize at the Killarney Races July festival this year, while Niall is a familiar face in town and is of course a main man at Killarney Carpet and Furniture Centre on High Street. Check out their shenanigans on our website and Facebook page at 9pm this evening!

Jake Carter Hits All The Right Notes Words: Aishling O’Hanlon WE WERE bowled over by singer Jake Carter when he popped into Killarney Advertiser offices to have a chat last Friday.

Along with band member Brian McGrange, Jake told Killarney Advertiser’s Kieran Healy about his struggles

Famous Canines In The House BOB and Charlie are two well-known Killarney canines. Both dogs work in the tourist sector and have won fans across the globe.

We were delighted to welcome our town’s four-legged ambassadors to The Chatroom at Killarney Advertiser this week.

Charlie, a cocker spaniel, is owned by Don-

al O’Donoghue Junior and is best known as the dog on the Gap of Dunloe boat tours.

Bob, a wire-haired dachshund, is a rescue dog adopted by Kevin Leahy, owner of The Black Sheep Hostel in Killarney.

Check out the video on our website and Facebook page in coming days.

to get recognised as an artist in the music industry, what it’s like being the younger brother of Nathan Carter and his upcoming concert in the INEC on September 23. Check out his video on our website killarneyadvertiser.ie and our Facebook page.

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Classes will commence on Tuesday 26th September and Thursday 28th September unless otherwise stated.

Fees must be paid in full before beginning classes. They can be paid by cash or by cheque (payable to Kerry Education Training Board).

All course fees are receipted. Refund of fees is made only where classes are cancelled due to insufficient enrolment numbers.

A refund of your tuition fee will be prepared and forwarded to you at your postal address.

Killarney Community College is registered with QQI to offer programmes leading to QQI awards in the National Framework of Qualifications.

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Town Talk EXCLUSIVE

DON’T LET Christmas In Killarney Be Cancelled The chairperson of Christmas in Killarney, Kate O’Leary, is making an impassioned plea to the community to ensure the festival’s future. Eve Kelliher reports AN APPEAL is being made to ensure the future of the Christmas in Killarney festival, Killarney Advertiser can exclusively reveal.

Matters are in “dire straits” in the words of Kate O’Leary, chairperson of the Christmas in Killarney committee. Kate made an impassioned plea for support for the festival at a Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce business networking lunch on Wednesday. “If we manage to get the same amount of local sponsorship this year that we got last year, the only thing that we will be able to do is hang lights over the town; there will be no big parade, no parade every Saturday,” she told Killarney Advertiser. “We are in a dire situation.”

Committee members devoted in excess of 60 hours last year to trying to secure sponsorship, said Kate. She is appealing to businesses, schools and families to get behind Christmas in Killarney. “It is a month-long festival and it definitely has the biggest crowd-drawing power of any of our festivals,” she said. “To even contemplate Christ-

mas in Killarney without the Christmas in Killarney festival is unbearable, it’s unthinkable.”

So what can be done? “At worst we need to raise €30,000 just to cover expenses that have rolled over from year to year,” said Kate. “At best we need to raise €90,000.”

The value of the festival and the return on investment in it must be “weighed up” against other sponsorship demands, she added.

“You’re talking 7,000 people out on the streets on the night of the big parade and up to 4,000 people on the nights of the other parades,” she said.

Kate added: “The bottom line is we have to hold on to the festival. We have volunteers willing to do the work but we can’t magic up the money.” To help support the event, you can contact 087-2446131.

• Check out our website and Facebook page on Tuesday when we will broadcast an interview with Christmas in Killarney chairperson Kate O’Leary on the importance of the A scene from a Christmas in Killarney Magic parade. Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan festival

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Spotted at St Finan’s AS CONJECTURE continues as to the future of the St Finan’s Hospital site, a palatial car was spotted gliding up the avenue there yesterday (Thursday) afternoon.

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The top-of-the-range Bentley indicated well in advance of the entrance as it motored from Fossa to Rock Road…. looked like it knew where it was going! Is there something we don’t know about?

BRENDAN GRACE and Killarney Courthouse will be two of the stars in a new film to be shot in town next month.

Killarney-based writer and director Damian O’Callaghan of Kerry film company OC Productions is seeking cast and crew members for the courtroom drama, with auditions being held this Sunday, September 24, at 10am in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Hired actors will be paid.

A boom mic operator, makeup artists, director assistants and runners are also being sought. These are unpaid positions but

travel costs, accommodation and meals will be paid for. Contact damian@ocproductions.ie for further details.

Damian’s first feature film The Gift was shown in cinemas across Ireland over the past year.

It featured stars including Alan Devine, Una Kavanagh, Dawn Bradfield and Brendan Grace in his first dramatic role.

OC Productions has just signed with a US distribution company to bring The Gift to Amazon’s subscription service, Amazon Prime.

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Conference

Ready To Roll Out The Red Carpet For TBEX SOME 650 delegates will converge on Killarney from across the globe on Monday, October 2, to attend the hugely influential social media conference TBEX Europe 2017.

This event will attract travel bloggers, writers, new media content creators and social media-savvy travel industry professionals from around the world.

These top social influencers have an online output which reaches an audience of over 300m.

It makes sense for the town to deliver a truly memorable and enjoyable event that these delegates will be talking about for years to come, said Becky Hargrove of Kerry Convention Bureau.

“Join Team Killarney in welcoming these delegates to town and into your

venue! The delegates will be very active in sharing posts about all that they experience in Killarney so don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to showcase your business and all that you have to offer!”

The TBEX delegates will be in town from October 2 until October 5.

Businesses who would like to maximise the opportunity and offer a TBEX special throughout the week to attract delegates to their establishments are urged to email kellie@ killarney.ie to register your interest in participating no later than today, September 22.

All participating businesses will receive a special ‘Killarney Welcomes TBEX to Town’ decal to place in the window/door.

Killarney hotel and tourism staff at a meeting at Randles Hotel yesterday preparing for the TBEX conference. Pic: Dylan Clifford

Chamber Opens a New Chapter

Kieran Healy, Killarney Advertiser, Paul O’Neill, Killarney Chamber President, and Daniel Kelly, KC Print, with the new Chamber members’ guide. Pic: Dylan Clifford

THE very first Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce members’ guide was launched at the Chamber networking lunch on Wednesday.

The guide, which was designed by Tickety-Boo at Killarney Advertiser and sponsored by KC Print, makes the perfect reference tool, said Killarney Chamber president Paul O’Neil.

“I have spoken in the past about the importance

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of business-to-business relations within Chamber.

We are the ones (through membership and sponsorship) that are funding many of the activities that make Killarney such a success,” Paul told the gathering at the Killarney Royal Hotel. “I hope that you will use this guide as a reference tool and, where possible, shop local and spend within the Chamber community.”

Autumn Talks Series THE Garden Room at Killarney House will be the venue for the Autumn Talks Series 2017.

The talks take place on Thursday nights, commencing at 8pm and admission is free.

On October 5, award-winning Killarney photographer Valerie O’Sullivans will give a talk entitled People and Places of County Kerry. The History of Rowing on the Lakes of Killarney is the title of a talk by Donal Hickey on October 1, while on October 19, it sit eh turn

of Tim Burkitt who will turn the spotlight on Kerry Deer Society (1967-2017).

The Innisfallen Crosier – A National Treasure from Ireland’s Golden Age is the title of a talk by Griffin Murray on October 26, while on November 2, proactive tree management will be the topic, covered by Michael Garry.

The reintroduction of the whitetailed see eagles to Ireland will be the subject of the talk on November 9, by Dr Allan Mee.

Music

Boy George & Moya Brennan Join Forces With Liam SINGER Boy George, currently starring as a judge on The Voice UK television talent show, is the featured guest vocalist on the new single by Killarney accordion virtuoso Liam O’Connor.

The track is called “Am I Losing Control?” and it’s taken from O’Connor’s acclaimed album Tico Mystico.

“Am I Losing Control?” was originally written by Boy George and John Themis for Boy George’s album U Can Never B 2 Straight recorded in 2002, but when Themis produced O’Connor’s Tico Mystico album he suggested inviting Boy George to guest on the track.

Meanwhile, Killarney-based Liam is poised to raise rafters of the Franciscan Friary when his show takes centre stage there on Sunday, October 1.

The concert, with special guest, Moya Brennan of Clannad fame, will commence at 7pm.

Tickets, €30, are available by calling the box office on 0872296000 and are also available at the Friary Bookshop.

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Deer Walk in Killarney IT’S that time of year again. Deer watchers should pencil Sunday, October 15, in their diaries with a red deer rut walk taking place at 9am that day.

The walk will be hosted by the Wild Deer Association of Ireland and National Parks & Wildlife Service and will take place in Killarney National Park.

“Killarney offers a unique opportunity to observe these amazing wild animals at close quarters,” said Damien Hannigan of the Wild Deer Association of Ireland.

“We will be accompanied by conservation rangers who will be on hand to answer all your queries”. Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come basis; email

wilddeerireland@gmail.com to book your place. Final details will be confirmed by email closer to the date. The event is free of charge and is expected to last approximately two hours.

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Classrooms Go High-Tech

Killarney Medallists Are Fighting Fit The gathering at the Digital Schools of Distinction forum in The Gleneagle Hotel.

Pic: Dylan Clifford

THE development of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in the classroom was highlighted to primary school principals in Killarney this week.

MEP Sean Kelly addressed the gathering at the forum, which took place in The Gleneagle Hotel on Wednesday and was entitled “Towards Distinction in the Integra-

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tion of ICT into Teaching and Learning”.

The Education Centre, Dromtacker, Tralee, organised the event.

The Department of Education and Skills is seeking expressions of interest from schools to participate in a trial of this new framework. The framework is one of the key supports envisaged under the Digital Strategy for Schools 2015-2020.

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That’s Entertainment!

WELL, it seems that Jake Carter was the man of the moment during the week.

As well as receiving a welcome and a cuppa in our Chatroom at Killarney Advertiser last Friday, the 18-year-old singer was given a standing ovation at Killarney Community College where he paid the students a surprise visit.

“It was a very unique opportunity to have a hugely popular live artist perform to our students,” said school PRO Kerri McCarthy.

“Our music teacher, Ms Joanna Hughes, received the call and was delighted that Killarney Community College was chosen to host the event.”

The younger brother of chart-topping artist Nathan Carter, Jake has often performed at his brother’s gigs and festivals and has been a great hit with the fans.

He will take centre stage in the INEC Acoustic Club on Saturday, September 23.

THE North American Grappling Championship NAGA came to Ireland last weekend and Straight Blast Gym (SBG) Killarney was well represented.

Nine SBG Killarney members, together with representatives from over 20 countries, battled it out in Dublin for the coveted NAGA Championship belt.

The team of fighters competed at all levels from beginner to expert. The return for their hard work and eight weeks’ prepa-

ration was impressive – one bronze, nine silver, two gold medals and one NAGA Championship belt in expert division.

The club is growing and has a new 10-week beginner’s programme in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu starting on Monday, September 25, from 7pm to 9pm. The club is located opposite TK Maxx on Main Street. “The coaches invite anyone who is interested to come along to the first night for a free introduction class,” said Mark O’Brien of the club.

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It’s Panto Time In Killarney

THE curtain will be raised on a slick and hilarious pantomime in the INEC Killarney in January.

Beauty and the Beast will feature a star-studded cast including comedian Karl Spain, Red Rock star Adam Weafer and, RTÉjr star Clara Murray.

Limerick comedian Karl Spain, familiar for his TV appearances including Karl Spain Wants a Woman and RTÉ’s Operation Transformation, will play castle keeper Bertie in the fabulous family pantomime. Red Rock star Adam Weafer will join the show as the loveable and misunderstood Beast. Clara Murray, who is well known to Irish audiences as a presenter of Twigin, Singalong, Pop Goes the Weekend on RTÉjr will join this year’s pantomime as the feisty hero-

ine, Belle.

Comedy duo and creators of the hilarious sellout show It’s Wine O’clock Teresa McBride and Rozlyn Sheridan will be joining the show as the hilarious Breda and Bridie, dim-witted servants to the Beast who are sure to get up to some hijinks.

Red Rock alumni John Lovett takes on the role of the glamorous Dame Lola. Michael Kiersey will play the selfie-obsessed Gaston, who professes his love for the beautiful Belle.

Damien Douglas will bring the panto fun factor as his silly but loveable sidekick Gascraic. There will be two shows daily from Tuesday, January 2, to Thursday, January 4. Tickets priced at €25 and €80 (family ticket) will be on sale soon. See www.inec.ie or call 064-667 1555.

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QUEST KILLARNEY OCTOBER Quest Killarney adventure race takes place in just over 2 weeks on 7th October. In the run up to it we have been giving you all the information you need to get ready for the world’s biggest adventure race. The event is nearly fully sold out so register now before it’s too late.

WHAT TO EXPECT AT QUEST KILLARNEY OCTOBER Expect an early start. The race starts from 7am to 12pm depending on your wave time.

Expect to be blown away by the scenery. Competitors can embrace the unspoiled beauty and breath-taking scenery of the mountains, valleys and Lakes of Killarney National Park.

Expect varied conditions. As we all know about racing in Ireland, you can never rely on the weather! Be prepared by making sure you have suitable gear and proper shoes with a decent grip. Ensure you carry the mandatory kit.

Expect to make great friends along the way. Adventure Races are noted for their friendly, fun and supportive atmosphere.

Expect a huge sense of achievement. For most people adventure races are more about finishing the race rather than speed. It can take 2 to 8 hours to complete an adventure race. There is a huge sense of achievement when you cross the line covered in dirt, wet socks and an adrenaline pumped body.

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Martin Luther’s Kerry Legacy

THE ​Kerry Archaeological & Historical Society will host a lecture entitled 500 years after Martin Luther: The Reformation and its legacy in Kerry at Killarney Library on Tuesday, October 3, at 7.30pm.

The lecture will be delivered by Rev Simon J. Lumby, Archdeacon of Aghadoe, Ardfert and Limerick, Rector of St Mary’s Church of Ireland, Killarney.

Free admission. All welcome. ​​

Two Performances by Tim & Friends

GOOD news for trad fans in Killarney – the acclaimed group Tim O’Shea and Friends will be performing twice this weekend.

You can catch them tonight at 8pm in St Mary’s Church of Ireland where they take centre stage for Culture Night. Tim will be performing with Michael D Kelliher, Rosie Healy, Samuel Kiwanuka and Micheal O Sé.

They will be Waterville bound tomorrow, Saturday, where they play Tech Amergin Theatre at 8pm. Tim O’Shea and Friends will then be embarking on a tour of Germany, playing 25 concerts between September 28 and October 30; see www.soundcloud.com/timosheaandfriends or https://www. youtube.com/channel/UCT2wClsXf5JGHfaBbjQI8Ng

What A Game!

Opinion: Aishling O’Hanlon

WE ALL knew it was going to a cracker of a match when Dublin and Mayo met each other in Croke Park last Sunday for the All-Ireland final, but oh my, it was a truly nerve-wracking game.

From the moment the whistle blew, my mind was completely tuned in to the television and the radio. I’m one of those people who watch the television on mute and have the radio on in the background for the commentary, by the way.

It’s something I picked up from my grandfather when I was younger. He was a Kerry GAA fanatic and would always have the house in total silence when a football match was on.

Now for my shocking revelation.

While all the other 31 counties, including Kerry, were shouting for Mayo, I was supporting Dublin, and I got quite the amount of grief for it

from family and friends.

You see, I have family in Mayo so you’d think I’d be supporting them but I’ve always been a secret admirer of “The Dubs”. I think they’re an amazing team and even though Mayo deserved to win on the day, as they were the better team in my opinion, I was delighted to see Stephen Cluxton lifting the Sam Maguire and Dublin winning the three-in-arow after such a long period of time.

Now before anyone thinks I’m a turncoat, I’m 100% Kerry and you’ll never catch me wearing another county jersey, just to clarify any confusion.

I’d also like to say a massive congratulations to our Kerry minors on winning the four-in-a-row, here’s hoping to the five-in-a-row next year and the Kerry seniors bringing home Sam Maguire to his rightful home.

Ciarrai Abu!

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Credit Union

Art’s The Way To Do It

James O’Shea, runner-up in the Adult Special Category from Kerry Parents and Friends, Killarney, at the National Credit Union Art Competition Finals in Dublin in February 2017, with Marty Whelan, Event MC, and Brian McCrory, President, Irish League of Credit Unions.

WANT to make your mark in the art world? Killarney Credit Union has launched the 2017 Credit Union Art Competition and all local artists are invited to submit entries.

The theme for this year’s Credit Union National Art Competition is “Set your imagination free”.

Now in its 34th year, the competition attracts up to 50,000 entries through 300 credit unions nationwide and caters for all ages, with

categories ranging from under 7 to over 18 and adult. There is a special category for those with physical and intellectual disabilities.

Entry forms are available from the local credit union branches in Beech Road, Park Road and Kenmare and also online at www. killarneycu.ie. The closing date for entries to Killarney Credit Union is October 20 at 5pm.

Joy Clifford Vaughan, youth officer with Killarney Credit Union, said”

“We are encouraging all credit union members, young and old to participate in this competition.

Last year, we had a runner up winner at National Level with James O’Shea, from Kerry Parents and Friends. We hope to continue our winning streak again this year.”

Winners, runners-up and merit award winners at local level go on to represent Killarney Credit Union at regional level and if successful, at national level.

Teeing Up For Success

Golf KILLARNEY GOLF & FISHING CLUB has announced the appointment of its new caterers, David and Geraldine McCarthy.

This husband-and-wife team, who began their tenure at the club earlier this month, are passionate about great food and excellent service.

As a chef for the past 23 years, David brings with him a wealth of experience, having worked in some of the best restaurants both locally and internationally.

An exciting new menu has been introduced offering casual dining options and featuring locally sourced produce. “Along

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Global Village In Killarney

CHECK out the “Global Village” event in Killarney this evening. It will showcase the very best Killarney has to offer and take place as part of Culture Night, in in EurÓg, KDYS, Fairhill, from 7pm and is free for all.

The objective is to experience the wide range of cultural diversity on offer within the business and tourism community in Killarney.

“Come along and experience the tastes, sounds and cultures from near and far, all available within Killarney, and learn more about the businesses who provide them year round!” said Paul O’Neill, president, Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce. “There will also be an opportunity to learn more about becoming an entrepreneur, and what it takes to start your own business with advice and information available on the night.”

Rise In Average Rents In Kerry

KERRY has seen a surge in the average rent, according to the latest Residential Tenancies Board.

Its rent index for quarter two shows that rents in Kerry between April and June were €666.75 – up €27, a 4% increase on the first three months of year. There has been a drop in the number of tenancy agreements going through the Residential Tenancies Board; there are now 527 in Kerry, down 85 on Quarter 1.

Words: Aishling O’Hanlon

Free Screening Of The Young Offenders In Killarney

David and Geraldine McCarthy.

with the exceptional food, you can also enjoy some of the best lake and mountain views that Killarney has to offer,” said a spokeswoman for Killarney Golf & Fishing Club.

The bistro is open from 9am each day, serving breakfast right through to evening meals. Daily specials are also served throughout the week. Special occasions such as christenings, wedding afters, Christmas parties, corporate events, private functions and golf society outings can be tailored to your exact requirements.

To discuss your catering needs, call 0872058460 or email dgbialann@gmail.com

THE smash-hit film The Young Offenders will be screened at the INEC Acoustic Club this evening, as part of Culture Night Ireland 2017, and admission is free.

Inspired by a true story of Ireland’s biggest cocaine seizure in 2007, The Young Offenders is a hugely successful Irish film, which raked in €1.3 million at the Irish box office. It was also named joint winner of best film at Galway Film Fleadh.

The film is written and directed by Peter Scott and tells the story of friends,

Jack and Conor, two inner-city teens from Cork.

A drug trafficking boat capsizes off the coast of West Cork, with 61- bales of cocaine being seized. However, when one of the bales is reported missing, Jack and Conor steal two bicycles and go in search of the bale, hoping to sell it so they can escape their troubled lives.

While tickets are free of charge, they must be reserved at the INEC box office on 064-6671555. Doors open at 7pm and screening starts at 8pm.

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22.09.17 Words: Eve Kelliher Pic: Don MacMonagle

Jill Turns Heads To Win Most Stylish Title HUGE congratulations to super-chic Jill Duggan who was declared the overall winner of the McElligotts Honda Ladies Day at the Listowel Harvest Racing Festival on Friday.

A professional makeup artist and beauty therapist at Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio, Jill scooped the first prize of a Honda Jazz for a year plus a cheque for €3,000.

Jill, who is also a longtime columnist in Killarney Advertiser’s Lifestyle section, wore a Heidi Higgins turquoise dress, from Kerry’s Boutique, Killarney, with a headpiece from MacBee’s, Killarney.

The first runner-up was Joanne Murphy from Kilgarvan in a stylish two-piece by Tina Griffin with matching Carol Kennelly headpiece. She received a cheque for €1,000. The second runner-up was Mary Kelliher from Killorglin, who wore a fitted red dress from MacBee’s in Killarney and a headpiece by Carol Kennelly. She received a cheque for €500.

The judges were TV personalities Daithi O Se and Maura Derrane assisted by Kerry footballer and McElligott’s ambassador Dave Moran.

Impressive crowds enjoyed the warm September sunshine on the penultimate day of the harvest festival at Listowel Races.

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Twice As Many Women Seeking Divorce In Kerry

THE number of women who applied for divorce in Kerry was more than double the number of men who sought to dissolve their marriage in 2015.

The courts made 92 orders granting divorce in the county that year. Statistics from the Courts Service 79 women and 32 men

made applications for divorce in Kerry in 2015.

Nationally in 2015, the number of women seeking divorce also outnumbered men with 2,333 wives applying for divorce compared to 1957 men.

Some 3266 divorces were granted in 2015.

Muckross Youth Club Registration REGISTRATION for Muckross Youth Club will take place on Friday, September 29, at Muckross Community Centre, from 7.30pm to 8.30pm.

The club will be operating from Friday, October 6, from 7.30pm

to 9.30pm.

The club is open to all secondary school students.

Volunteers are also encouraged to come along as help is needed to run Muckross Youth Club.

Drop In Kerry’s Live Register THE number of people on the live register in Kerry has dropped by 17% in the past year.

There are now over 8,700 signing on in the county, according to the Central Statistics Office. This represents a small decrease on last month’s figure. During the month of August, 8,711 people signed

on in Kerry’s seven social welfare offices. That’s 1,826 fewer on the Live Register compared to August 2016. There was a decrease of 284 in the number of people signing on in Kerry between July and August. All of Kerry’s seven social welfare offices reported monthly decreases, with Killarney falling by 84 to 1,119.

INEC

A Successful TD on Way to INEC

BASED on The Letters of A Successful TD and An Irish Minister of State by John B Keane and adapted by the director Michael Scott and cast Jon Kenny and Mary McEvoy, A Successful TD makes its debut in the INEC Killarney Saturday, November 18.

The Successful TD follows the trials, tribulations, misadventures and hilarious antics of Till McAdoo as he seeks re-election to the Dáil in the “October Elections”.

Tull has roped in the help of his faithful daughter Kate while his wife nurses her various ailments in bed or in Lisdoonvarna, but his archenemy Flannery the local schoolteacher plans to scupper the election for Tull…

Written by John B Keane in 1967 he displays his edge for humour and satire that are uncomfortably close to the politics of today. Peppered with Keane’s gallery of madcap characters this show will have you laughing at politics (in a good way) from the start.

One half of the famous comic duo d’Unbelievables Jon Kenny has been threading the boards for decades. Since 2014 he has been playing the title role in John B Keane’s The Matchmaker, Bull McCabe in The Field for which he received rave reviews and also in Sive. In 2014 he played in She Stoops to Conquer at the Abbey Theatre. Recognized by television viewers for having played the role of Biddy Byrne in Glenroe from 1983-2000 Mary McEvoy has had a very successful career in

Jon Kenny and Mary McEvoy star in A Successful TD.

theatre appearing in numerous plays, including several

by John B Keane. She starred with Siobhan McKenna in the original production of Bailegangaire and Wood of the Whispering with Druid Theatre. There will be plenty

of laughs in this well-thought-out production. For further information and tickets call the INEC Box Office on 064-6671555 or log onto www.inec.ie.

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PROTECT Your Family

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 ways to protect your family through Life Insurance Protection Plans.

AN EASY GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING LIFE INSURANCE - and what you need . . .

To help you get to grips with the different types of Life Insurance, we’ve split them into three types.

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LIFE INSURANCE - Protect Your Family • This pays your family a lump sum if you die within a certain period of time.

• The lump sum aims to provide you with a replacement income for your family if you die before your cover ends.

• It does not cover you for your whole life and this is why it’s cheaper than whole-of-life insurance.

2. SPECIFIED ILLNESS - Gives your family a lump

sum if you suffer from a specified illness This type of cover pays you a lump sum if you suffer one of the specified illnesses covered on your plan. This lump sum aims to help you and your family maintain your standard of living and help you to recover without additional financial worries.

3. PROTECT YOUR INCOME ON ILLNESS

This cover provides you with a replacement income if you are unable to work due to illness or injury after a period of time. This money could be used to help your family pay your mortgage/ rent and essential bills. It does not cover you if you become unemployed.

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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.

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22.09.17 Rachel Bilson & Hayden Christensen Split After 9 Years Together

The Kardashians Recreated The Opening Credits For ‘KUWTK’ Season 1 & It’s Amazing

It’s the nostalgic Keeping Up With The Kardashians Season 1 opening credits that will remain in our hearts forever. The sequence shows a MUCH younger family all rushing to the front yard of their famous house and lawn to shoot the opening sequence for their new hit show. Of course, it ends with Kim trying to steal the spotlight. Now, the famous sisters got together with momager Kris Jenner to recreate the epic intro as promo for their 10-year anniversary special, with just a little more flare and a touch more money.

Michelle Keegan stuns in glittering golden gown as she announces a fashion collection with Very

Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen have split, according to several reports on Tuesday.

The duo, who have two-year-old daughter Briar Rose together, have been in a relationship on and off for almost 10 years but never married.

CELEB NEWS

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Halle Berry Makes Firs t Appearance with Boyfriend Alex Da Kid!

Pamela Anderson Talks About Kim Kardashian Wearing Fur On Good Morning Britain

New kids on the block: Anais Gallager, Rafferty Law, Gabriel Day-Lewis and Maddi Waterhouse cemented their status as the new kids on the scene while attending Tommy Hilfiger’s SS18 showcase during London Fashion Week

Derek Hough, Jennifer Lopez and Jenna Dewan Tatum at World of Dance event.

Heidi Klum debuted her new collaboration, Esmara By Heidi Klum, with German supermarket chain Lidl at New York Fashion Week.

Pamela Anderson wrote an open letter to Kim Kardashian last week, requesting her to stop wearing fur.

And Pamela Anderson continued to relay her passionate message to the popular reality star as she appeared on Wednesday’s episode of Good Morning Britain.

The former Baywatch star, 50, detailed her letter to the Kim further, admitting that ‘while she has a great heart, she should chose not to wear fur’ - before giving a very hazy response when asked about her relationship with Julian Assange.

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A PROPERTY Conor Myles and Dan O’Connor,

Partners of Terence F. Casey & Company Solicitors, 99 College Street, Killarney, present information on legal issues Buying or selling a property can be a very daunting experience and can be a very stressful time in someone’s life. This is particularly the case if you are selling your own principal residence.

Prior to selling a property, there are a number of practical matters which you can have arranged and put in place prior to agreeing a sale.

Firstly you can arrange to have a Building Energy Rating Certificate or BER Certificate completed by a registered assessor. This assesses the energy rating of your dwelling and is a statutory requirement for all sales and leases.

Evidence of the discharge or exemption of the Local Property Tax or LPT will also be required for a sale. A printout showing the LPT for each property can be printed on line and can form part of the sale documents.

A Certificate of Discharge of Exemption of Non-Principal Private Residence Charge or NPPR will also be required for a sale of a dwelling.

This charge relates to the second property charge of €200 per annum which became applicable in the year 2009 and ended in 2013 with the introduction of the Local Property Tax. In the event that you are selling your principal residence that was your principal residence in those years, an exemption can be applied for from the Local Authori-

ty. Evidence of Proof of ownership during that period will be required which can include the utility bill for each year i.e. 2009, 2013 and a Statutory Declaration will have to be completed. If the property was not your principal residence during this period and the charge has been paid, a Certificate of Discharge can be obtained from the Local Authority. In the event that the charge has not been paid, significant penalties arise and you should consult with your solicitor for further advices.

If the property you are selling is serviced by a septic tank or similar treatment unit, this should be registered and can be done online and can be completed by completing the requisite form and discharging the fee of €50.00.

In the event that the property has a mortgage registered it is likely that the bundle of title documents are held by a lending institution and these can be obtained by contacting your solicitor who can obtain same in trust pending the completion of the sale.

The above views are an outline of practical matters that can be put in place in advance of agreeing the sale of your dwelling.

An early appointment with your solicitor can be beneficial in ensuring that the sale process completes in a timely manner.

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Kerry Minor Homecoming

22.09.17 Words: Eve Kelliher Pics: Don MacMonagle

Home Are The Heroes!

THERE were scenes of absolute joy on Monday evening as the four-in-a-row All-Ireland-winning Kerry Minors were welcomed home.

Led by captain fantastic David Clifford of Fossa, who notched a spectacular four goals and four points in Croke Park on Sunday, the players and manager, Peter Keane, received thunderous applause along the streets of Killarney and into Fitzgerald Stadium.

Montessori Preschool

Boost For Young Pupils CHILDREN at Maggie’s Montessori Preschool were delighted to hear that the preschool received Early Years Capital funding.

This funding will help enhance to preschool’s outdoor playground. “This addition involved a twin playhouse, balance beam, zip

wire stepping activity and some balance bikes which were well tried out on Friday last,” said Maggie O’Sullivan of Maggie’s Montessori. “These resources will enhance the well-being of all children for the future years.”

From there it was on to the captain’s home club, Fossa, where bonfires blazed for a homecoming.

So enthusiastic was the welcome that Fossa GAA Club laid on complimentary shuttle buses from both the Killarney and Killorglin sides of its Gortroe grounds for the homecoming.

See the welcome at Fitzgerald Stadium here https://youtu.be/pHXq67DD7YE

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Out&About

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Mary Ann Coffey celebrating her birthday with Marina Holden, Elenor Brown, Con Flynn, Wesley Sexton and Connor Brown in Scotts. Pics: Dylan Clifford 085-7630199

Nathan Bond and Sophie Harry in Charlie Foley’s.

John Counihan, Shane Clary, DJ Crowe, Paul Campbell and Micky McNamara out and about in The Failte.

Matthew Ridgeway and Cathy McCormack in Charlie Foley’s.

Christina Tangney and Kyna O’Sullivan in Charlie Foley’s.

Live music in Scotts on Saturday night.

Tim O’Donovan, Denis Kiely and Bernhard Bugler in Charlie Foley’s.

Gislene Guimarses and Ger Lacey out and about in Scotts.

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

Tributes to ‘Memory Man’ Jimmy Magee TRIBUTES flowed following the passing of veteran broadcaster Jimmy Magee this week.

Born in New York and raised in Co Louth, he joined RTÉ in 1956 and in his time as a broadcaster, commentated on 10 Olympic Games and 11 World Cups.

Known as the “memory man”, Magee began his career in broadcasting as a reporter for the RTÉ Radio programme “Junior Sports Magazine”.

He commentated on a wide range of sports for RTÉ, including every Olympic Games from 1972 until 2012, and he covered his first World Cup for radio in 1966 which was won by the host nation England.

Magee also commented on Katie Taylor’s historic gold medal victory at the London 2012 Olym-

pic games for RTÉ.

At the same London Olympics in London, the International Olympic Committee acknowledged Magee’s outstanding contribution to sport and presented him with a replica of the Olympic torch.

In 2006 Magee was presented with a PPI Outstanding Achievement Award to mark his 50th year in broadcasting.

RTÉ Head of Sport Ryle Nugent said: “I think he was the soundtrack to many generations that included Michael O’Hehir, Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh, Fred Cogley and himself, they were the original commentators and the ones we looked to when there was a major sporting event.”

Kerry Student Drives Centre Stage AN INNOVATIVE Kerry teen has won a coveted national award.

Killorglin Community College student Jack Nagle invented a device that automatically engages the handbrake in a tractor when the operator leaves the seat.

Jack was yesterday presented with the Enterprise Ireland Innovation Arena People’s choice Award for this Tractor Safe Lock, at the National Ploughing Championships.

The 16-year-old, who recently opened the South Kerry Ploughing Championships and

Harvest Show in Fossa, has already won several other accolades for his invention and was one of 69 companies exhibiting at the Ploughing Championships.

In January he made his mark at the Young Scientists Exhibition with his life-saving device. The People’s Choice Award is voted for by the general public via the Irish Farmers Journal website and app. The number of votes received totalled 3,000 with Tractor Safe Lock receiving over two-thirds (67%) of the overall vote.

Ibrahim Halawa Gets New Irish Passport Ahead Of Release THERE was joy for Ibrahim Halawa and his family on this week. The Department of Foreign Affairs has issued a new passport for Mr Halawa in anticipation of his imminent return to Ireland after four years in jail in Egypt.

Members of Mr Halawa’s family met department officials in Dublin yesterday to discuss the arrangements in place for returning him to Ireland once he is released.

This is unlikely to take place until next week because the Egyptian prison authorities have not yet provided Irish diplomats in Cairo with the necessary papers to process his release and return home.

Reports that the Government jet could be pressed into service to bring Mr Halawa home were dismissed as “kite-flying” by informed sources, according to the Irish Times.

Trump Corner

President Trump ‘Invents’ African Country “NAMBIA’S health system is increasingly self-sufficient,” said US President Donald Trump at a lunch with African leaders in New York on Wednesday, as he cited a list of their nations’ achievements.

Only problem? No such country exists.

Could the US leader have been referring to Namibia? Zambia? Or perhaps, The Gambia?

Social media users weren’t backward in coming forward to

Never fails to entertain

offer their own explanations.

Some Twitter users bristled at President Trump’s comments about Africa’s “tremendous business potential”.

“I have so many friends going to your countries trying to get rich. I congratulate you, they’re spending a lot of money,” Mr Trump said.

“It [represents] huge amounts of different markets... It’s really become a place they have to go, that they want to go.”

But others defended Mr Trump, saying that aside from the “Nambia” blunder, he made some valid points.

Chewbacca Socks Nearly Break The Internet WHEN world leader Justin Trudeau was snapped wearing Chewbacca socks the Internet just couldn’t handle it.

Canada’s leader is regarded as one of the world’s hottest politicians and it cannot be argued, he boasts one seriously impressive sock wardrobe.

This week, during the United Nations General Assembly, Trudeau rocked socks featuring the “Star Wars” Wookie.

He was pictured wearing the socks at the Bloomberg Global

Business Forum, chatting alongside Christine Lagarde, managing director of the IMF, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, and the CEOs of Blackrock and Blackstone.

He also wore them during a discussion with Melinda Gates at Goalkeepers 2017.

Unsurprisingly Twitter went into meltdown about the sartorial statement.

Kerry Punter Misses Out On €250K A SCARY lesson to us all – be sure to check that lotto ticket crumpled in your wallet!

A Lotto player in Kerry had a quick turn around in luck after missing a deadline to claim a €250,000 prize.

The winning ticket for the Lotto Plus 2 was sold in Supervalu on Railway Road in Kenmare three months ago.

However, nobody came forward to collect their win-

nings - despite the National Lottery issuing a number of pleas.

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Japan Calls North Korea’s Behaviour ‘Absolutely Unacceptable’ Udderly Hilarious: Tinder for Bulls TINDER for bulls was a real talking point of the Ploughing Championships which drew to a close in Tullamore, Co Offaly, yesterday.

A new app proves that Tinder-style matches prove useful for more than mere humans and can help the environment.

Win-win! “BullMatch” uses an algorithm to match cows with

bulls to produce calves with a low carbon footprint.

It featured in the new innovation area of the Ploughing Championships which also showcased a self-propelled diet feeder, a robotic arm to help farmers stack bales, a snail farm, a child safety sensor and a solar bin that automatically texts its owner when full.

‘Bomb Scare’ at RTÉ THE TV BUILDING on RTÉ’s campus in Donnybrook was evacuated yesterday evening due to a bomb scare.

Shortly before 4.30pm staff in the TV building were told they had to leave the premises immediately.

Gardaí carried out searches at the scene. A spokesperson for the force noted that they did not order an evacuation of the building but the building was vacated by staff.

The Ray D’Arcy Show, which was on the air when the evacuation took place, continued to broadcast without interruption. The Lyric FM news bulletin, normally broadcast on the half-hour from a studio in the RTÉ newsroom, went to dead air. The radio building,

after North Korea’s foreign minister was quoted as saying he believes the North could consider a hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific Ocean, reports Reuters.

Japanese Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera said the comment by North Korean foreign minister Ri Yong Ho was utterly unacceptable.

Yeats Collection Should Belong To The Nation THE Yeats family collection goes under the hammer in London next week.

Michael Parsons reported in the Irish Times that the collection was first offered to the National Library, the National Gallery and the National Museum, which chose to purchase a selection of Yeats’s grandchildren’s inheritance of hundreds of manuscripts, images and objects.

But to click on the catalogue of the collection is to see how much has escaped these national institutions: a treasure trove has been consigned to an auction house. Many items should be pre-

served for the nation rather than being delivered into private hands. “Yeats: the Family Collection” will be auctioned on September 27 in London.

What a shame it would be if Yeats’s writing desk, which travelled with him from Galway to his three Dublin addresses, is sold into private hands.

It is unfortunate that no one suggested to the Yeats family that Poetry Ireland, in its salubrious new premises, would be a better site for his desk and chair and sketches of the teenage poet reading, facing across Parnell Square to his “friends’ portraits” in the Hugh Lane Gallery.

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where D’Arcy’s show is broadcast from, is understood not to have been affected.

Mexico Earthquake: Race To Save Children RESCUERS are racing against the clock to reach survivors trapped under the rubble of a school in Mexico City which collapsed during Tuesday’s earthquake.

One is a 12-year-old girl who is believed to be sheltering under a table, but rescuers say they do not know how to reach her. At least 21 children and five adults died as the school collapsed.

The school was one of dozens of buildings toppled by the quake.

So far 230 people are known to have died. President Enrique Peña Nieto has declared three days of mourning for the victims. As rescue operations continued for a second night, attention was fo-

JAPAN’S Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said that North Korea’s remarks and behaviour were “absolutely unacceptable” and provocative to regional and international security.

Suga was speaking today after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to make US President Donald Trump pay dearly for threatening to destroy his country, and

cused on the Enrique Rébsamen primary school, in Mexico City’s southern Coapa district. As anxious parents gathered outside awaiting news of missing children, civil protection volunteer Enrique Gardia announced that a thermal scanner had detected survivors trapped between slabs of concrete. “They are alive! Alive!” he shouted. “Someone hit a wall several times in one place, and in another there was a response to light signals with a lamp,” he added. One mother, standing nearby waiting for news of her sevenyear-old daughter, told reporters: “No-one can possibly imagine the pain I’m in right now.”

SO, WOULD Ryanair’s flight drama put you off flying with the airline? Yesterday Ryanair said it would give pilots at some of its largest bases a €10,000 annual pay rise on top of a €12,000 bonus offered this week to those who help the airline alleviate a pilot shortage.

As shareholders were reassured at the AGM in Dublin, I couldn’t help but think of the passengers whose travel plans have been disrupted.

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary apologised to shareholders for the cancellation of flights which has disrupted over 300,000 passengers.

But surely the spotlight should be on the beleaguered passengers? After all it is they who are left counting the cost – eager travellers with suitcases packed and no means of getting to their destination. They are the real collateral damage in this saga.

Yesterday pilots were offered the bonus in exchange for working an additional 10 days to plug a shortage that last week forced Ryanair to cancel over 2,000 flights in September and October.

There were also moves to reassure shareholders, who were told at the AGM that Ryanair would have completed training for a further 120 pilots within two weeks, and would recruit almost 500 new pilots over the next six months.

Mr O’Leary also said that he could not rule out axing more flights, but added any further cancellations would not be linked to current pilot roster problems.

It seems unfair however that thousands of disgruntled customers were left to deal with the issue at the last minute.

These are people who were left stranded, often with very little notice to make alternative plans.

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Down at the jarvey block with the Casino and Broadway in the background.

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‘Put People’s Needs First’ PANIC and anger was heard throughout the country as a decision was made by the National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics (NCPE) and the HSE to not reimburse the drug Repreeza, manufactured by CSL Behring for people living with the most common genetic lung disorder in Ireland. Alpha-1 patients were at a loss for words and hope when this new broke. This was a drug that these patients were counting on to help slow down the progression of emphysema.

I am shocked at this decision. Whether it’s 21 people or 2,000 people, the patients should be entitled to this drug and the government should reimburse the patients, every life is precious.

In July of 2015 the RAPID study found that Alpha-1 patients who were treated with Repreeza showed a significant slowdown by 34% in the progression of emphysema, which was measured by CT scan. As a result of these finding, the therapy was licensed by the Europeans Medicines Agency in July of 2017. Ireland was a centre for the research and trials, and it is unexplainable how this drug has been approved reimburse-

ment in 12 other European countries and not here in Ireland.

Professor Michael Barry (the director of the NCPE) stated that the decision was not solely based on the costs. He said: “The evidence derived from the main clinical trial wasn’t strong enough, and in conjunction with the high cost, we felt that it wasn’t value for money.”

To contradict Professor Barry’s statement, Professor McElvaney who was a consultant respiratory physician involved in the clinical trial of the drug here in Ireland said it was the only trial he had ever seen which slowed down the progress of emphysema.

I do not agree with the decision and support the notion of the Irish Government reconsidering this decision and paying for the drug. The role of the Government is to put the people’s needs first. This drug is by no means a cure, but it gives these patients hope of a longer life to spend with family and friends.

Michael Healy-Rae, TD, Sandymount, Kilgarvan

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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‘Ibrahim Was Denied Basic Human Rights’ I WELCOME Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s call for imprisoned Irishman Ibrahim Halawa to be released as soon as possible so that the Irish government can facilitate his return home, following his acquittal on Monday.

Mr Halawa’s inability to get a fair trial for four years is a clear violation of his human rights. I am pleased that we finally have a verdict in this ongoing case, which with all the postponements has turned into a saga. Whatever the circumstances, every person is entitled to fair and independent hearing. Between constant postponements and the use of the mass trial format, Ibrahim has been denied his basic human rights over the

past four years.

Lest we forget, Ibrahim was still a child when he was first arrested. He has had to endure a period of hardship that is beyond what most of us could imagine while his trial was postponed repeatedly, and that is simply unacceptable.

I was the first MEP to raise this issue in Parliament almost four years ago and could not have imagined then that it would be September 2017 before we would see a verdict. I look forward to his return to Ireland where he can finally resume his studies and get on with his life.

Sean Kelly, MEP, Killarney

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Water Is A Priceless Resource

AT THE September 2017 monthly meeting of Kerry County Council, I proposed that our Government, by means of grant aid, would promote the development of water harvesting in all schools. Such a programme would benefit the environment, reduce demand on public supply and serve as an inspiration to the children.

For much of the 20th century human kind polluted most streams, rivers, lakes and seas and that that terrible legacy is still with us. If the human race is to continue to thrive it is imperative that pure clean water is available and

appreciated.

Installing water harvesting in schools will show the children that water is a priceless resource that must be respected and cared for. It will show that that they have a responsibility for how the world’s resources are managed and that nature’s bounty is always to be respected and shared.

The motion was unanimously agreed and will be forwarded to Government for its consideration.

Michael Gleeson (Councillor), Clasheen, Killarney

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Sept 23rd, 21:45 New series. The broadcaster presents a new prime-time Saturday night chat-show, featuring an irreverent mix of chat, comedy and music alongside guests from all walks of Irish life.

Greyhound Racing, RTÉ Two Sept 23rd, 20:00 Ger Canning introduces coverage of the Irish Greyhound Derby Final from Shelbourne Park, Dublin. With reporter John Kenny and commentator Pauric Lodge.

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Make A Clean Sweep When It Comes To Home Improvement AUTUMN is the perfect time of year to take stock and turn your home into a dream residence. As the leaves fall, you can get stuck right in to ensuring your premises and its grounds look their absolute best.

And of course, your local Tidy Towns committee will also be delighted with your efforts as they await the verdict in this year’s national competition.

What’s more, as you will see in these pages, the greater Killarney area offers unrivalled support in the form of businesses and experts in home improvement and DIY.

There’s no shortage of expertise and inspiration when it comes to ensuring your property looks its picture-perfect best and bear in mind that little foresight goes a long way.

First of all, draw up a checklist of what you need. You may have to compile a shopping list while you’re at it. Once you have everything to hand, sort out that to-do list and don’t delay in tackling it head on.

Create a realistic schedule, keeping in mind that a single Saturday won’t suffice, as you’ll need several days for more involved projects, such as shampooing carpets, clearing

out wardrobes and blitzing the kitchen and living spaces.

Decide first if you are going from indoors to outdoors, and have a scheme in mind for the starting and finishing point of both.

Whether you are gardening or perfecting your indoor space, focus on one task at a time – and don’t forget to enlist the help of other family members.

While wielding the drill can be satisfying in itself, there is also great pleasure in reviewing each finished task – and of course relaxing and enjoying the benefits of a comfortable property.

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It’s no secret that colour can either make or break a design, but fortunately, it is very easy to choose the perfect colour scheme for you.

When the colour’s right, it can enhance feelings of health and wellbeing, modify perceived temperature (make your space feel warmer or cooler), transform perceived space (make your space feel larger, or more cosy and intimate), illuminate dark areas, create mystery and romance in dull areas, and energise static areas.

Colour, and the psychology of colour, is a big design trend. But beware of generalisations — for instance, that green is relaxing, blue is soothing, red is energising — as these only apply when certain hues are used.

A vibrant blue or a sharp, electric green definitely would not be relaxing; a deep blue-green might feel cold instead of soothing. The wrong red used in an entire room might create the sensation of entrapment rather than energy.

Before planning colour in your personal environment, make a mini-questionnaire and

poll yourself and your family. Your answers are 50% of the project because your color choices depend on them for direction.

Think about where the room is and how many windows it has. Also bear in mind what direction the windows are facing.

Is there landscaping outside that will have an effect on the colours in the room? Who will use the room, and what will they do there? Is it private or community space? Will it be a sociable and active place, or a peaceful place? How do I want it to feel?

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Photo Finish For Bride & Groom MICHELLE CLARKE and John Francis O’Mahony’s paths first crossed as a result of their shared love of running so it was only fitting on their big day that the groom joined his friends on a 5k Parkrun in Killarney National Park.

John and Michelle met through their local running club Striders of Croydon in November 2014.

The following year they started dating and in September 2016 he popped the question at the Meeting of the Waters in his native Killarney.

John, from Scartlea, Muckross, and Michelle, from London, were married in St Mary’s Cathedral by Fr Kieran O’Brien and held their reception in the Castlerosse Hotel. Helping them celebrate were the bride’s mother Hazel Clarke and the groom’s father Brendan O’Mahony. Very much in their thoughts on the big day was John’s late mother Margaret Mary O’Mahony.

Michelle’s sister Melissa Shepherd was maid of honour with her friend Verena Trend joining forces with John’s sister Peg O’Mahony as bridesmaids.

John’s friend Neil Horgan was best man while his son Aaron Morris O’Mahony was groomsman along with his brothers Karol, Stephen and Joseph O’Mahony and Michelle’s brother Stephen Clarke.

The bride’s niece Florence Shepherd and the groom’s niece Alexis O’Mahony were flowergirls and the groom’s nephew Airt O’Mahony was pageboy.

The bride looked stunning in a Berketex dress with hairstyling by Deirdre Lyne of Halo Hair Salon, Killarney, and makeup by Aine Doherty.

The groom cut a dapper dash in a TM Lewin suit while the groomsmen were dressed by Formally Yours, Killarney. Adrian O’Neill captured the big day on camera. “It was very special having so many family and friends travel from London, New York, Canada and Guyana to share in our special day,” said John.

The newlyweds’ honeymoon took them on safari to Tanzania followed by a few days in Zanzibar.

Michelle is an account manager and John is self-employed specialist interiors consultant. They will reside in London.

• If you would like your big day featured in Killarney Advertiser Wedding of the Week, contact Eve Kelliher at newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie

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Fossa Revs Up For Catwalk Extravaganza Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio on how to lose those excess inches

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WE ALL feel under pressure to rid the body of those extra inches and unwanted toxins that have found their way onto our bodies after the holidays.

Here at Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio we have a full set of toning tables based on a Pilates-style workout. Uniquely, these machines are suitable for all weights, ages and fitness levels.

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Scaling New Heights Aileen Culloty, Tesco, Beech Road, Killarney, presents Piaras Kelly of Kerry Mountain Rescue Team, with a cheque of €231 from the proceeds of the Tesco Community Fund which was spilt between three local charities.The money will go towards much-needed replenishment of equipment.

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Making Scents MOLECULE perfumes definitely broke the mould when it came to scent and Molecule 04 and Escentric 04 are the latest kids on the block.

Molecule 04 contains Javanol, a sandalwood molecule that radiates futuristic freshness with a metallic grapefruit edge.

Meanwhile, Escentric 04 plays on the grapefruit accents in Javanol.

The result is a uniquely fresh interpretation of a sandalwood fragrance, fizzing with crisp top notes of pink grapefruit peel.

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Agne Kremenskiene, Sean O’Donoghue, Catriona Dennehy, Elaine O’Neill, Oonagh McGregor, Tim Kissane and Claire Houlihan launch the Fossa Fashion Show.

DEDICATED followers of fashion are getting in gear for one of the major style events of the year on Tuesday, October 10.

Now in its 28th year, the Fossa Fashion Show will take place in the five-star Europe Hotel & Resort.

Always an excellent fundraiser for a variety of organisations in the parish, it is organised by a team including husband and wife James and Claire Houlihan and Tim Kissane, who have been involved in the event since its beginning.

James and Tim came up with the idea when they were youth leaders in Fossa Youth Club.

“The first fashion show took place in the old church in Fossa and the funds raised that

year were for the youth club,” said James.

Subsequent fashion show benefited the new church, local historical society, community centre, playschool, new school and new community centre.

The best-dressed lady prize will be sponsored by Keane’s Jewellers, Killarney, while a number of raffle prizes and a door prize will also be up for grabs.

The event commences with a cheese and wine reception at 7.30pm and tickets are available from committee members, participating shops and on the door on the night.

Expect to see some of Killarney and Ireland’s iconic fashion and GAA stars on the catwalk.

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Lotto Winner Wedding

Mary McSweeney was the win ner of the Dr Crokes GAA Club lotto jackpot prize of €3,600.

10, Mary’s lucky numbers were 14, 20 and 21. Pictured from to left are Malachy Walsh (Lot coordinator), Ed Stack (Treasry), urer), Paul Downey (Secreta y John Lyne (Lyno), seller, Mar McSweeney and Moss Harmon (Lotto coordinator).

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Congratulations to Edel Moriarty and Conor Barry who were married in the Prince of Peace Church in Fossa and held their reception at the four-star Dromhall Hotel in Killarney.

Golden Moment

Ruary and Dorothy Rudd pictured celebrating their 50th in Cahernane House Hotel, Killarney, with family members, Claire and Liam Connolly with their children Ciaran, Gráinne and Doireann), Rosemary and Peter Hill) Barbara Rogers, Amy and Barry Greene.

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The Murphys To Tune Up Back Home In Kerry Seeking Kerry Treasures

THE talented country music family The Murphys are looking forward to taking centre stage in their home county as they launch their Irish concert tour in The Gleneagle Hotel on September 28.

The first Kerry band ever to top the iTunes country chart in Ireland, The Murphys are also officially the only female songwriters to pen an entire country album to top this chart. “The proudest thing for us as a family from Kerry is representing our home in hub of the Irish country music industry up in Northern Ire-

land,” said Candy Murphy.

For their Killarney concert, the group will have Sean Keane as guest star. Since its release in November 2016, The Murphy’s debut self-penned album “Breaking Ground” reached number one in the iTunes Country Album Charts, Ireland – not once but twice. “It was entirely written and co-produced by ourselves,” said Candy. “We are officially the only female songwriters to write an entire country album to top the iTunes Country Chart in Ireland.”

PUBLIC history project National Treasures is calling on the people of Kerry to submit their treasured objects to help tell the story of Irish life over the past 100 years.

RTÉ and the National Museum of Ireland are currently working together to create National Treasures, a unique archive documenting how Ireland has developed using ordinary objects treasured by families across the 32 counties.

The aim is to gather objects from every county, passed down through generations or relatively recently acquired, which reveal an aspect of the nation’s history, culture and experience. Currently, the project is specifically looking for objects from Kerry that tell the story of the Kingdom since 1917 – whether it’s a ticket from one of the first flights from Kerry airport, an old Jackie Healy-Rae election poster, a sash from the Rose of Tralee or a jersey worn by Paidi O Se, As well as submitting their object online, people from Kerry are encouraged to attend the Munster roadshow which will take place in the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, University College Cork on October 29. A four-part television series based around the roadshows, presented

by John Creedon, will follow next year.

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Of The Week Venison, smoked bacon hash cake, kale, beetroot & blackberries The Muckross Park Hotel’s head chef John O’Leary shares this classic dinner dish

INGREDIENTS

150g venison loin For the marinade 4 juniper berries (crushed) 1 sprig thyme 1 clove garlic Smoked bacon hash ½ onion diced 100g mashed potato Spring onion Chives Diced smoked

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bacon Flour Blackberry vinaigrette 12 blackberries 50ml red wine 25ml red wine vinegar 25g brown sugar Dash water 50ml olive oil 1 large cooked beetroot peeled 50g kale cabbage

Roast the beetroot in oven at 160C for 40 minutes wrapped in tinfoil.

Slice the cabbage, blanch in boiling water and refresh in iced water. Heat the red wine, red wine vinegar, sugar and water in saucepan Reduce to syrup, take of heat and add blackberries then oil. Potato hash: cook bacon until crisp, add onion and cook until translucent the cool. Mix all ingredients into the potato and shape then dust with flour. Pan-roast the venison in oven 180C for eight minutes. Remove and rest for five minutes. Slice the beetroot and heat with the blackberry vinaigrette Slice the venison into three pieces. Slice the beetroot and heat with the blackberry vinaigrette. Serve all on warm plate.

Motors

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BRAND NEARLY-NEW CARS Only 1.72% APR

Only available 23rd September – 7th October 2017 Models shown: Renault Clio Dynamique Nav 1.2 16V 75, RRP from €16,990, Renault Captur Intense TCe 90, RRP €21,090 and Renault Mégane Hatch Dynamique S Nav with optional 18” alloy wheels RRP from €25,690. Prices exclude metallic paint, delivery and dealer-related charges. Maximum recommended delivery charge €750. Used Car finance example: Captur LIFE TCe 90 S&S. RRP €19,790. Deposit €7,474. Term 36 monthly payments of €349. APR 1.72%. Total cost of credit €323 inc completion fee €75. Offer is made under a hire purchase agreement. Subject to lending criteria. Terms and conditions apply. See Renault.ie [Warning: You will not own these goods until the final payment is made]. Renault Bank is a trading name of RCI Banque Branch Ireland and is authorised and regulated by the French banking authority and supervised by the Central Bank for conduct of business purposes.

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MOTORING

DONAGH HICKEY MOTORS Shinnagh Cross, Rathmore, Co. Kerry Tel 064 775 80 30 www.donaghhickeymotors.com

Book a test-drive

Renault Symbioz Concept Contact:

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Tel 064 6625444 Mobile 087 2506631 Complete Crash Repair Service

THIS super-fast futuristic concept car pumps out 500kW, then transforms into extra rooms for your house. The French car maker unleashes a freaky concept car at the Frankfurt Motor Show that transforms to become an extra appendage of your country house…

The Renault Symbioz concept is a bona fide head-turning show car leaving you scratching your head in bewilderment. Is this truly a glimpse of the future or just science fiction?

Renault says the Symbioz features “real” technology and provides a strong hint a production car inspired by this concept car will be forthcoming in five years or so.

Power comes from a pair of electric motors kicking out a supercar-like 500kW/660Nm. As well as being an EV, the Symbioz has level 4 autonomous features, meaning it’ll drive itself even if you’re,

say, changing out of your pyjamas on the way to work.

Drive it up to your specially built house and the car’s incredible folding doors and roof fully extend, allowing the Symbioz to become an extra room. Renault explains the car can “…be an open space like a living room where people can spend time together and talk. The cabin interior was

inspired by the design of living rooms.”

The party trick to end them all – a car that transforms into a sitting room It may seem far-fetched, but as ride-sharing, electric vehicles and autonomous cars start to make hit mainstream society, vehicles like this, with lounge-room layouts, could become common.

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Diesel

Diesel

2015/1 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.4 D4D TERRA BRONZE

Diesel

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Diesel

Diesel

Diesel

Diesel

Diesel

2011 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.4 D4D, NCT 2019

Diesel

Diesel

2011 TOYOTA AURIS

2009 FORD MONDEO

2008 FORD MONDEO

2.0 TDCI NCT 2019

2009 FORD FOCUS

1.4 D4D NCT 2019

1.8 IN NCT 2019

2.0 TDI NCT 2018

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2014/2 TOYOTA AURIS

2014/1 TOYOTA YARIS

12 TOYOTA AURIS

2010 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.4 SAL PETROL NCT 2018

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1.33 LUNA

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03 FORD FIESTA

02 TOYOTA COROLLA

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1.0 NCT 2018

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PETROL SELECTION 2016 2016 2014 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2008 2008 2007

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DIESEL SELECTION

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NISSAN JUKE 1.5 DSL XE NISSAN X-TRAIL 1.6 SV DP 5 STR NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 XE NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 DSL SV NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 SV SAFETY PK NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 SV REV SEN HYUNDAI I35 1.7 CELEBRATION FORD FOCUS 1.6 95PS 4DR MY14 NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 XE SAFETY PK HYUNDAI IX35 1.7 EXEC NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 DSL SV SAFETY PK KIA SPORTAGE EX 1.7 BMW 316D SE Z3AP 4DR NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 DSL SV HYUNDAI IX35 1.7 CRDI COMFORT NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 XE NISSAN QASHQAI1.6 DSL XE 4x4 NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 DSL XE SKODA SUPERB 2.0 ELEGANCE NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 DSL SV NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 N-TEC NISSAN TIIDA 1.5 5DR SE NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 XE NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 DSL TEKNA L/SEATS RENAULT KOLEOS 2.0 DSL NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 DSL SE

7 SEATER SELECTION

2015 2015 2013 2012 2010 2010 2010

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AUTOMATIC SELECTION 2015 2015 2012 2011 2009 2007

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16,500 14,900 8,900 12,900 6,500 4,900

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38,900 24,900 16,900 16,500 3,900

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BLACK GREY WHITE RED SILVER

s22,950

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131 Audi A6 Avant 2.0 TDI Executive OTHER CARS

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151Volvo V60 2.0d Bus Edt.

€21,950

€19,950

151 VW Jetta 2.0 TDI Comfort.

€17,500

€14,950

141 Audi A3 1.6 TDI Sport.

€18,950

€17,950

141 Audi A4 2.0 TDI Technik.

€21,950

€19,950

131 VW Golf 1.6 TDI Comfort.

€13,950

€12,950

12 Audi A4 2.0 TDI Technik.

€17,950

€16,950

12 Volvo V50 1.6D Lux Edt.

€12,950

€11,950

12 Volvo V60 1.6D Bus Edt.

€15,950

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11 Mini Cooper 1.6D, Only 62k.

€9,950

€8,950

11 Kia Sportage 1.7D Executive.

€15,950

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€8,950

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10 BMW 318d Touring.

€13,950

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€4,950

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KILLARNEY SALES 087 2733334

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Appointments Alps Electric (Ireland) Limited, Clara Road Millstreet Co.Cork are now recruiting for the role of

FULL-TIME

GENERAL OPERATIVES • Fluent English and a positive attitude are essential.

• Previous experience is beneficial but not essential.

• Extensive training provided.

Apply by requesting an application form to info@alps.ie. Tel: 029-70677

Town Centre, Killarney

Exciting opportunity for chefs to join our team We are looking for chefs with a passion for cooking to work in an excellent team environment Excellent package for the right candidate Open all year round Assistance provided for accommodation

Email your CV to: hr@odrhotels.com or phone 064 662 1065 Open 7:30am weekdays • 9am Saturday • 10am Sunday Coffee • Juice • Bites • Cocktails • Wines • Beer

22.09.17

The Heights Hotel are inviting applications for experienced

CHEF DE PARTIE

• Have experience in working in a 3/4* hotel/ restaurant • Be HACCP certified • Have excellent organisation and communication skills • Be able to perform under pressure • Be self-motivated and creative with an interest in healthy, nutritional local seasonal food Suitable Candidates should forward their CV to

Jamie Cronin, Head Chef , The Heights Hotel, Cork Road, Killarney

jamie@killarneyheights.ie Tel: 064 6631158

PART-TIME STAFF

(14-24HRS) REQUIRED FOR ESTABLISHED LADIES BOUTIQUE IN KILLARNEY We want flexible, committed individuals that have a keen interest in fashion • Strong customer focus.

• Attention to detail • Fluent English • Neat appearance & presentation essential • Social media aware an advantage • Previous experience is beneficial but not essential.

• Extensive training will be provided Send your applications, along with cover letter to:

parttimeboutiqueposition@gmail.com

Appointments

22.09.17

The Heights Hotel are inviting applications for experienced

BAR STAFF

The ideal candidate must have: • 2/3 years’ experience in a full time bar position in a bar or 3/4 star Hotel • Cocktail experience • Excellent customer service, • Friendly personality • Serve guests their food and beverage promptly and courteously • An ability to work as part of a team and on their own initiative • Be fluent in English • Ensures that their working area and station are stocked and kept clean and tidy at all times The successful candidate will have: • Fluency in English • Can do attitude • Previous experience in a busy bar environment is essential • Good working knowledge of bar will be a distinct advantage

Please forward your CV to

Noreen O’Leary General Manager, The Heights Hotel, Cork Road, Killarney

Email noreen@killarneyheights.ie Tel 064 6631158

5 STAR PROPERTY PLANNING ON TAKING A YEAR OUT BEFORE COLLEGE? CONSIDER HOSPITALITY AND LEARN SKILLS THAT WILL TRAVEL ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.

The Award winning Killarney Park Hotel invites applications for the following positions:

ACCOMMODATION ASSISTANT FULL TIME/PART TIME Previous experience preferable Excellent customer care skills & Fluent English Attention to detail and high standards

SPA THERAPIST

Must be fully qualified with a minimum of 1-2 years previous experience.

Excellent customer care skills & Fluent English Attention to detail and high standards

FOOD & BEVERAGE PERSONNEL Previous experience preferable Fluent English and Excellent customer care skills Friendly personality

EXPERIENCED BAR PERSONNEL The Heights Hotel are inviting applications for experienced

ACCOMMODATION ASSISTANTS Main Duties and Responsibilities include the following: As an Accommodation Assistant, you are responsible for cleaning and maintaining bedrooms and public areas of the hotel. You will be responsible for performing the following tasks to the highest 4star standards: • Cleaning bedrooms • Cleaning bathrooms • Cleaning corridors • Reporting and recording lost property correctly.

• Undertake regular deep cleaning tasks • Maintain key security at all times

Please forward your CV to

Noreen O’Leary General Manager, The Heights Hotel, Cork Road, Killarney

Email noreen@killarneyheights.ie Tel 064 6631158

Excellent Customer Care Skills Cocktail experience and Good Knowledge of Drinks Service Committed to High Standards Ability to work in a busy environment.

Fluent English

HEALTH & FITNESS CLUB ATTENDANT

Lifeguard Qualification Excellent Customer Care Skills Previous experience preferable Fluent English, Excellent Communication skills and High Standards.

Applications in writing to:

The Personnel Manager,

Killarney Park Hotel, Town Centre, Killarney, Co. Kerry

Or stop by the hotel to fill out an application form before the 29th September, 2017 THE KILLARNEY PARK HOTEL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER

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Appointments

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FOLEY’S RESTAURANT & TOWNHOUSE 23 HIGH STREET, KILLARNEY

REQUIRES:

Trainee Accountant We are seeking a 3rd level graduate to join our expanding team as a trainee accountant.

The successful candidate will hold an honours degree in business/accounting and will undertake ACA / ACCA exams as part of a structured training contract. Please forward letter of application and C.V. to seanorourke@orourkeandco.ie.

CHEF DE PARTIE KITCHEN PORTER

Apply with C.V. to Foley’s Restaurant or ring 064-6631217

WE ARE LOOKING FOR A

• COOK •

TO WORK 3 DAYS A WEEK IN RATHMORE

The successful candidate must have a minimum of 2 years experience ...be enthusiastic... flexible ... efficient and have an ability to maintain a high level of hygiene

CVs only to fionafogarty2@gmail.com

CLOSING DATE FRIDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER

Person required immediately, for the position of

See orourkeandco.ie/careers

From 5p.m. evenings together with helping at breakfast for 2/3 hours approx Good English / I.T. and Hospitality Skills essential.

NIGHT PORTER

Please email: info@killarneyviewguesthouse.com

Will Attend

SCOTTS HOTEL Killarney

Every Saturday at 3pm

FULL GOSPEL

MONTHLY MEETING Killarney Heights Hotel on Friday, September 29, at 8.30pm Speakers: Jimmy and Marie Gaugh.

Marie is an international evangelist and all are welcome.

Notices

22.09.17

COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHIARRAÍ KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL BÓITHRE A nDÚNADH GO SEALADACH TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS ALT 75 d’ACHT NA mBÓITHRE 1993 SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 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 is proposing to close to public traffic the following road: Road Closed: L-2032 between Knocknaboul Cross and Mount Falvey Junction Road Closing Times: from 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Monday, to Friday, between the dates of Monday, 16 October to Friday, 3 November.

The purpose of this road closure is to facilitate electrical services.

Access will be provided for Emergency Services and local residents.

Any person having an objection to this proposal should lodge same, in writing, with the Administrative Officer, Operations, Capital Infrastructure and Safety Department, Kerry County Council, County Buildings, Tralee, County Kerry not later than 5.00 p.m. on Tuesday, 26 September 2017.

Siniú: Liam Quinlan/Liam Ó Caoinleáin

Senior Executive Officer/Feidhmeannach Sinsearach Corporate Affairs/Gnóthaí Corparáideacha

COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHIARRAÍ KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL BÓITHRE A nDÚNADH GO SEALADACH TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS ALT 75 d’ACHT NA mBÓITHRE 1993 SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 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 had decided to close to public traffic the following road: Road Closed: L-2032 between Knocknaboul Cross and Ballinahulla Station Entrance.

Road Closing Times: from 8.00 a.m. on Wednesday, 27 September to 6.00 p.m. on Friday, 13 October, both dates inclusive.

The purpose of this road closure is to facilitate electrical services.

Access will be provided for Emergency Services and local residents.

Siniú: Liam Quinlan/Liam Ó Caoinleáin

Senior Executive Officer/Feidhmeannach Sinsearach Corporate Affairs/Gnóthaí Corparáideacha

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Eamonn Forde

PAINTER & DECORATOR

- Industrial

Sell Online for €1800

- Commercial - Residential

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Tel 087 - 2607673

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• Fully Insured • Internal • External • Wallpapering • Kitchen spray painting • Commercial and domestic all your painting and decorating needs.

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• DIGGER HIRE • SITE CLEARANCE • FORESTRY ROADS • ALL TYPES OF FARM WORK LAND RECLAMATION • PENCIL TRUNKING FOR SALE VERY CLEAN SOLD

BY TRUCK LOAD S OR DUMP TRAILER LOADS • ALSO ROUND BALING HIRE • MOWING • BALING • STACKING ALSO TYPES OF FARM WORK

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CORK CITY • TRALEE • KILLARNEY

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T: 089 2507557

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087 1367612 E: stanislaw-krupa1@wp.pl

www.comfykidsshoes.ie Kids shoes online shop High quality • Low prices Orthopaedic, school, play and more…

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ELECTRONIC SERVICES

Killorglin, Co. Kerry

Fixing all electronic devices Tvs, Phones, Laptops Kitchen Appliances Power Tools

TC FGS

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INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC RECREATIONAL Fencing & Bollards Metal Railings Drainage & Ducting Kerbing Edgings Hard Landscaping Concrete Works General Maintenance Minor Building Works Facilities Management

Mobile: 087 265 7994 Email: tcfgs12@gmail.com

MD CARPENTRY

• ROOFING • 1ST & 2ND FIX • FLOORING • PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FULLY INSURED - C2 REG MIKE DOWNING ROSS ROAD, KILLARNEY

TEL: 087-6399945

Email: mdcarpentry1109@gmail.com

FRC

CONSTRUCTION LTD. Formwork - Reinforcing - Concrete • Retaining Walls • Cast Insitu Concrete Slabs • Concrete Stairs • Concrete Yards • Slatted Unit Tanks • Plant Hire • Groundworks

Email: info@frc.ie Web: www.frc.ie Tel: Denis 0870964811

FOR SALE

Seasoned Hard Wood

Fire Wood Logs

Grenagh Hall Forest & Farm Fossa, Killarney

T: 087 7957000

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in memoriam

In Memoriam

22.09.17 4TH ANNIVERSARY

3RD ANNIVERSARY

6TH ANNIVERSARY

3RD ANNIVERSARY

BREEN

DALY

DALY

MACMONAGLE

In loving memory of Trevor Breen, late of Castlestreet, Tralee, who died on 22nd September 2013.

In loving memory of Nora Mai Daly late of Gortdarrig Headford, Co. Kerry who died on the 25th of September 2014.

In loving memory of Jerome Daly Who sadly passed away on September 25th 2011.

In loving memory of our parents, Paddy August 20th 2014 and Lil September 29th 2014

We hold you close within our hearts, And there you shall remain, To walk with us throughout our lives, Until we meet again.

Just a prayer from the Family who loved you, Just a memory fond and true, In our hearts you will live forever, Because we thought the world of you, Our hearts are filled with memories, That we gathered through the years, And all the happy times we shared, Are treasured souvenirs

Will those who think of him today, A little prayer to Jesus say.

From your loving son Danny.

4TH ANNIVERSARY BREEN

So rest in peace dear loved one, And thanks for all you’ve done, We pray that God has given you, The crown you’ve truly won.

Always loved and remembered by Pauline, Denny and Kevin.

In loving memory of Trevor Breen, late of Castlestreet, Tralee, who died on 22nd September 2013.

3RD ANNIVERSARY DALY

Softly the leaves of memories fall, Gently we gather and treasure them all, Unseen, unheard but always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

From your loving Mom Sheila.

4TH ANNIVERSARY BREEN

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his sons Donal, Michael & Jerry, daughter Margaret, grandchildren, brother Batt, sister Helen and all extended family members.

Also remembering his wife Eileen who passed away on June 25th 2017 and is dearly missed by all.

3RD ANNIVERSARY In loving memory of Nora Mai Daly, late of Gortdarrig Headford, who passed away on the 25th of September 2014.

In loving memory of Trevor Breen, late of Castlestreet, Tralee, who died on 22nd September 2013.

You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, a time to care, Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today.

10TH ANNIVERSARY DEVANE

From your brother Vincent.

4TH ANNIVERSARY BREEN In loving memory of Michael Devane, Late of Nunstown, Aghadoe, Killarney who died on 6th October 2007.

In loving memory of Trevor Breen, late of Castlestreet, Tralee, who died on 22nd September 2013.

No words we write can ever say, How much we miss you everyday, No one knows the grief we bear, When the family gathers And you’re not there, We laugh, we talk, we play the part, But beyond the sorrow is a broken heart, The sorrow we feel, we can never explain, And the ache in our hearts, Will always remain.

Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us everyday, Unseen, unheard but always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving family.

DEVANE

From your sister Susan, Anthony, Leah, Jamie and Ella.

In loving memory of Maureen Quinlan, Late of Church Street, Newmarket, Co. Cork who passed away on 26th September 2016 You had a smile for everyone, You had a heart of gold, You left the sweetest memories, This world could ever hold.

From your son Frank, Mary & family.

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Think how they must be wishing That we could know today How nothing but our sadness Can really pass away.

And think of them as living In the hearts of those they touched...

For nothing loved is ever lost And they was loved so much.

Sadly missed by Catherine, Lile and Eileen and their families Anniversary Mass for Paddy & Lil will take place Next Saturday September 30th at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral

MACSWEENEY

In loving memory of Joseph Herlihy, Tiernaboul, Killarney who passed away On the 26th September 2014.

His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all.

Someday we hope to meet him, Someday, we know not when, To clasp his hand in the better land, Never to part again.

Joseph’s 3rd Anniversary Mass will Be celebrated at 9.30 a.m. in the Church of the Resurrection, Killarney on Tuesday: 26th September.

Always in our Hearts.

3RD ANNIVERSARY KERRISK

Cherished & Loving Memory of Hannah Maria MacSweeney (nee herlihy) late of Ballaugh Cross, Killarney and formally of (Cullen) who died on the 24th September 2013.

God saw you were getting tired And a cure was not to be So he put his arms around you And whispered “Come to Me” With tearful eyes we watched you As you passed away Although we loved your dearly We could not make you stay A Golden Heart stopped beating Hard working hands at rest God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes The Best Always Loved & Remembered by her Sons Donie, Tomás, Frank & Eddie, Daughters Mary, Eileen & Betty. Sonsin-law, Daughters-in-law, grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces & nephew.

Anniversary Mass on the 25th September 2017 @ 6.15pm at the Cathedral

In loving memory of Paddy Kerrisk, late of Avondale House, Countess Road, Killarney who died on the 29th of September 2015.

8TH ANNIVERSARY O’KEEFFE

Thinking of you Paddy And remembering today, A life well lived that meant so much, In each and every way,

1ST ANNIVERSARY QUINLAN

Just think of them as resting From the sorrows and the tears In a place of warmth and comfort Where there are no days and years.

4TH ANNIVERSARY

Anniversary Mass in St.Mary’s Cathedral, Mon 25th Sept @ 6.15pm.

8TH ANNIVERSARY

Don’t think of them as gone away Their journey’s just begun, Life holds so many facets This earth is only one.

HERLIHY

Silent memories keep you near, As time unfolds another year, Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on.

Lovingly remembered and forever in our hearts, your loving daughter Eileen and grandson Elton.

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In loving memory of Jimmy Devane, late of Tullorum, Killarney who died on 29th September 2009.

Filled with moments sweet and sad, With smiles and sometimes tears, With friendships formed And good times shared,

Safe in the arms of Jesus, And free from pain, Rest in peace Jimmy, Till we meet again.

And laughter throughout the years, A life that leaves a legacy of, Joy and pride and pleasure, A loving, lasting memory, Our grateful hearts will treasure.

The twenty years of marriage spent together are not forgotten, They are ours forever.

Your loving wife Helen, Shane, Ciara and David.

Anniversary Mass Mon 25th September, St.MAry’s Cathedral @ 6.15pm.

Ar dheis go raibh a anam dilis.

Sadly missed by loving wife Máireád, your darling daughter Anna and Son John.

Anniversary Mass on Saturday 30th September 2017 @ 6.15pm in St.Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney.

Cherished memories of my dear and loving husband Dan Joe O’Keeffe, Late of Glen View, Bounard, Whose 8th Anniversary occurs on the 25th of September 2017.

It’s lonely here without you, I miss you more each day, For life is not the same to me, Since you were called away.

To your resting place I visit, Place flowers there with care, But no one knows the heartache, When I turn and leave you there.

Sadly missed and remembered always by your wife Nuala. x

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O’LEARY In loving memory of Ella O’Leary, Woodlawn Park, Killarney who died on the 26th September 2016.

Ella O’Leary, Woodlawn Park, Killarney who passed away on 26th September 2016.

As we lovingly remember Ella on her 1st Anniversary, Jimmy, Michael, Hilary, Kerry, Aisling & Timmy and extended family would like to express sincere thanks and gratitude to everyone who supported and sympathised with us on the loss of our beloved Ella.

A special thank you to our Families and wonderful neighbours and friends for all their support and regular visits.

Thanks to all who called to our home, attended the rosary, removal mass and burial and to those who travelled long and short distances to be with us.

Thank you to all who sent Mass cards, perpetual enrolments, messages of sympathy and those who gave contributions to Marymount Hospice.

Our sincere thanks to Fr Niall Howard, Fr Paddy, Fr Tom, Fr Simon for officiating at the Mass and burial. To Tadhgie Fleming for his help and the choir for their beautiful singing.

We are especially grateful to Mr Peter Ryan for his many years of professional advice and medical help.

Dr Conlet Murphy for his kindness and medical help.

Thanks to the Medical, Nursing and Domestic staff of Bon Secours Hospital Cork for all their help during Ella’s Illness.

To the Medical and nursing staff of the CUH Cork where Ella had some of her treatments and to Dr Sheehan and the palliative care team in TUH, we thank you.

Dr Con Murphy who was with us through the years.

Thanks to Dr Mulligan for all his help and kindness on one of Ella’s very bad days and to the Ambulance staff who were a great help to her on a few occasions.

A Special thanks to Home Care team (South Kerry). To Noreen, Margaret, Liz and Siobhan, thank you for your compassion and care.

We would like to thank Dr Paul O’Keeffe, Dr Dave Matson, Aine and Mena of Broadale Surgery for all their support.

To the wonderful Medical and Nursing Staff at Marymount Hospital Cork who were so kind and caring to Ella and the whole Family.

To Ann, Paul and Bernard and the wonderful staff at Park Road Pharmacy who were always so helpful to Ella and our family.

To the Randles Family and the staff of the Dromhall Hotel and Kaynes thank you for all your help and kindness.

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

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

First Anniversary Mass – Saturday 30th September 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral Killarney.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

MCCARTHY

MCCARTHY

A Birthday Remembrance of a loving Mom and Nana, Carmel McCarthy, 9 Bishop Moynihan Crescent, Killarney, Whose Birthday occurs on the 21st of September.

Missing you on your birthday my wonderful wife Carmel mc carthy 9 Bishop Moynihan Crescent Killarney whose birthday occurs on the 21st of September.

Those we love we never lose, For always they will be, Loved, remembered, treasured And always in our memory.

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

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered

by Mary and Ger A special smile, a special face, And in our hearths a special place.

Though absent you are very near, Still loved, still missed and very dear.

Wishing today as we wished before, God could have spared you Many years more, With silent thought and deep regret, Loving memories we will never forget.

Lovingly remembered by Siobháin

12TH & 46TH ANNIVERSARY O’GRADY

To those who did readings and prayers of the faithful; we thank you all.

To Michael, Mary and the Staff of O’Shea’s Funeral Home for their professionalism, courtesy and approachability, we thank you.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

In loving memory of Gretta and John O’Grady, late of 1 York Terrace, Lewis Road, Killarney. Gretta who died on the 24th July 2005 and John who died on the 22nd of September 1971.

No words we write can ever say, How much we miss you everyday, No one knows the grief we bear, When the family gather And you’re not there, We laugh, we talk, we play the part, But beyond the sorrow is a broken heart, The sorrow we feel, We can never explain, And the ache in our hearts Will always remain.

Always loved and remembered by your sons Peter and John Joe, daughters-inlaw Barbara and Kathy, grandchildren Tara, Keith, Barry and Aisling.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE MCCARTHY

In loving memory of our beautiful Mother and Nana Carmel mc carthy 9 Bishop Moynihan Crescent Killarney whose birthday occurs on the 21st of September Put your arm around her lord, Don’t leave her on her own, For today is our Mom’s birthday Her first away from home , Mom your memory is Our greatest treasure To love ,to have,to keep forever Thank you Mom for the years we shared The love you gave,the way you cared.

Happy birthday to a special Nana.

Precious are the memories you left us In our heart’s you will always stay Remembered, loved and Missed every day, Always in our thoughts Forever in our heart’s Sadly missed by your broken hearted daughter and family Katherina, Timmy Patrick and Daniel xxxx.

Thinking of you on your Birthday “Mom” So many happy memories, Mom Come flooding back today, Of Birthday celebrations Before you went away.

Those wonderful occasions Never changed throughout the years, But now your smile is missing Replaced with Birthday tears.

You may not be here with us, But the day means just as much, And I can feel your presence And the comfort of your touch.

I’ll celebrate your birthday, Mom, The way I always do, For the precious love between us And all I owe to you.

It’s a special bond that spans the years, Through laughter, worry, smiles and tears, a sense of trust that can’t be broken, a dept of love sometimes unspoken, a lifelong friendship built on sharing, hugs and kisses, Warm and caring.

Mother and Daughter Their hearts as oneA link that can never be undone.

XXX

Its hard to be without you And the lovely life we had And though I find the strength somehow.

Your Birthday ‘s always sad Your memory keeps me going But on special day’s like this I think of all you were to me And everything I miss.

But I’m forever grateful To have had you for my wife And one day we will share again The love that was our life If you were here with me today.

There’s one thing that I know I would hold you close to me And never let you go.

Miss you dearly as each day passes from your loving husband Dan xxx

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE MCCARTHY

NANA Your birthdays here Nana But you aren’t, We’d send a gift But no we can’t, So we’ll make s wish Upon a star, To carry our love To where you are.

Happy birthday Nana.

XXX Loving and missing you everyday.

By your heartbroken Daughter Diana, Son-in-law Danny, And Grandchildren Danny, Nisha, Kianan, Caoife and Callen.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE MCCARTHY

In loving memory of a dear mother Carmel mc carthy late of 9 Bishop Moynihan Crescent ,Killarney whose birthday occurred on the 21st of September.

We wish that you were here today even for just a while, so we could say “Happy Birthday Mom” and see your beautiful smile. The only gift we have today will be the gifts you left behind. The laughter, joy and happiness......Precious memories......The best kind.

Lovingly remembered Your son James,Catriena and Kate xxx.

MIRACLE PRAYER Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked You for many favours. This time I ask you this very special one (mention favour). Take it, dear Heart of Jesus and place it within Your own Heart where Your Father sees it. Then, in His merciful eyes it will become Your favour not mine. Amen. Say for three days, promise publication and favour will be granted.

B.D

In loving memory of mother grandmother/great grandmother Carmel mc carthy 9 Bishop Moynihan Crescent killarney co Kerry, Whose birthday occurred on the 22nd of September You left us beautiful memories, Your love is still our guide.

Although we cannot see you.

Your always at our side.

We feel you are with us.

In every thing we do.

So we will celebrate your Birthday.

But we’ll spend it missing you.

Always loved and missed from your daughter Carmel and grandchildren Selina,Kevin,Darren,Carmel Ann,Lorna and Tommy Dan. Great grand children Sean and Noah.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE MCCARTHY

In loving memory of Carmel Mc Carthy Whose birthday occurred on the 21st of September Though your smile is gone forever, And your hand we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories, Of the ones we loved so much, Your memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part, God has you in his keeping, We have you in our hearts.

Sadly missed by your Daughter Helena, Son-in-law Patrick, and Grandsons Patrick and Luke.

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10TH ANNIVERSARY

2ND ANNIVERSARY

O’SULLIVAN

WICKHAM

In loving memory of Denis O’Sullivan, Late of Inches, Rathmore, who died on the 25th of September 2007.

In loving memory of John Wickham, Late of Ballaugh, Killarney, who died on September 25th 2015.

Those we hold most dear, Never truly leave us, They live on in kindness they showed, And the love they brought into our lives.

You always had a smile to share Time to give and time to care A loving nature, a heart of gold One of the best this world could hold Never selfish, always kind These are the memories you left behind.

O SULLIVAN

In loving memory of Brian McMurray, Knockasartnett, Killarney, Co. Kerry.

We miss your smile, your joking ways We miss the things you used to say And when old times we do recall It’s then we miss you most of all.

Sadly missed by everyone at KWD Recycling.

1ST ANNIVERSARY MCMURRAY

In loving memory of Brian McMurray, Knockasartnett, Killarney, Co. Kerry.

Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today, Your name is often spoken, We talk about you still, You haven’t been forgotten, And by us you never will.

Sadly missed by from Noel and Orla

3RD ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of Kathleen O Sullivan Knocknahoe East, Killarney (nee McCarthy, formerly of Meentogues, Headford ) who died on the 23rd of September 2016.

As we remember our mother Kathleen on her first anniversary, we her family, would like to thank all those who sympathised with us during our loss.

We sincerely thank our neighbours, friends and relatives for their support, especially all who travelled long distances, all who sent mass cards, messages of condolences, enrolments, flowers and attended the rosary, removal and requiem Mass.

To Fr Kieran O Brien, our neighbours, friends and family who visited Kathleen regularly , thank you.

Thank you to all of the home-care team over the years, community nurses, the doctors and the staff in the Cahernane Medical Centre. Thank you to Sheehans pharmacy Killarney for their advice and assistance over the years. The staff of the Heather Ward at the St. Columbanaus community nursing home for their care and kindness.

Thank you to the O’Shea’s Funeral Directors for their professionalism, Fr. Kieran O’Brien and Fr. Pat McCarthy for conducting Kathleen’s funeral with such thought and care and for their kind words. Thank you to St Mary’s Cathedral choir for the beautiful music.

It would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this as an expression of our sincere appreciation.

Forever loved and greatly missed By your son Timmy, daughter-in-law Patsy , As each day dawns, we think of you, As each night falls, we pray for you, And throughout our lives, No matter where, In our hearts you are always there.

From your grandsons Mark, Darren and Gaven.

In loving memory of Denis O’Sullivan, Late of Inches, Rathmore, who died on the 25th of September 2007.

4TH ANNIVERSARY REEN

Loving memories of a wonderful Husband, Father and Grandfather, P.J. Reen, Raheen, Headford, Killarney who passed away September 21st 2013.

A life well lived is a precious gift, Of hope and strength and grace, From someone who has made our world, A brighter, better place,

We think of you in silence, We often speak your name.

All we have are memories, And a picture in a frame.

It’s filled with moments sweet and sad, With smiles and sometimes tears, With friendships formed, And good times shared, And laughter through the years.

Your memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part.

God has you in His keeping, We have you in our hearts.

Lovingly remembered everyday by your wife Elizabeth xx

A life well lived is a legacy, Of joy and pride and pleasure, A loving, lasting memory, Our grateful hearts will treasure.

1st Anniversary Mass for Kathleen will be held on September 24th at 12 noon in St Mary’s Cathedral.

There is a face before us, A voice we’d love to hear, A smile we will always remember, Of a Dad we loved so dear.

Owen’s Third Anniversary Mass will be celebrated in The Church of The Resurrection, Killarney on Saturday, 23rd September at 9.30am.

Alone but never quite alone, I face an empty chair, But sometimes in my silence, I imagine you are there, It is sad to walk the road alone, Instead of side by side, But to all there comes a moment, When the ways of life divide.

Your loving family James, Tommy, Patrick, Michael, Mary & Ann.

O’DONOGHUE

Anniversary Mass on October 6th at 7.30pm in Barraduff Church.

17TH & 2ND ANNIVERSARY MURPHY

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. B.D

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We hold you so tightly within our hearts, And there you shall remain, Until that day arrives, That we will all meet again, Forever friends we will always remain.

From your ever loving group of friends. xxxxxx

O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of Sheila O’Sullivan Ballinamanagh,Kilcummin, who died on 25th September 2004.

“In Our hearts your memory lingers Sweetly tender,fond and true, There is not a day, dear Sheila That we do not think of you”.

Forever Loved and missed by Paddy,Anthony,Brendan, Patrick,Killian, Stephen, Darragh and Enda.

3RD ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of Johnny O’Sullivan, late of 7 Maple Drive, Deerpark, Killarney & Glounlea, Currow, Killarney, Co. Kerry, who passed away on 22nd September 2014.

No one knew that morning What sadness the day would bring When a heart of gold stopped beating And we could not do a thing.

You never said goodbye to us Perhaps it’s just as well For we could not have said goodbye To an Uncle we loved so well.

Always remembered and sadly missed by Nora, Paul, Chantelle, Cian and Lauren.

Anniversary Mass is on Fri 22nd September in Currow Church at 7.30pm.

7TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Michael O’Donoghue, Farmyard, Ross Road, Killarney who died on 20th September 2014.

The moment that you died Our hearts were torn in two, One side filled with heartache, The other died with you.

Remembering you as our friend is easy, We do it everyday, But missing you is the heartache, That never goes away.

13TH ANNIVERSARY

From your sons, Denis, Willie, Pat Joe, Cormac & John, daughters Eilish & Eileen

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

We thought about you yesterday, And days before that too,

3RD ANNIVERSARY

John’s Anniversary Mass will be celebrated in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney on Saturday 23rd September at 6.15pm.

We miss your smile, your joking ways, We miss the things you used to say, And when old times we do recall, It’s then we miss you most of all.

In loving memory of Owen O’Sullivan late of Knockaninane West, Killarney who died on the 23rd of September 2014.

Always loved and remembered by your Wife Marguerite, sons, daughters-in-law and grandchildren.

Always loved and remembered by his wife Maria, sons Peter & Shane, daughters Claire, Laura & Gina And their families

MORIARTY Cherished memories of Frank Murphy who died on the 23rd Sept 2003 and of his wife Kathleen Murphy, who died on the 22nd Sept 2015, late of Mill road, Killarney.

Those we hold most dear, Never truly leave us, They live on in the kindness they showed, The comfort they shared, And the love they brought into our lives.

Always remembered by your Loving family.

Anniversary Mass on Sat 23rd Sept at 6.15pm in the Cathedral.

In loving memory of Patrick Moriarty, Laccabane, Fossa & Vancouver, Canada, who died on the 21st September 2010.

Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent is the voice we loved to hear, Too far away for sight or speech, But not too far though to reach, Sweet to remember him once here, Who, though absent, is just as dear.

Fondly remembered by all his family.

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Garden Magic Debby Looney

Plant Power

Planting hedging could not be easier, says Debby Looney DUE to the many emails I received following the previous article on hedging, I thought I would follow it up with some more ideas and advice. The question I was asked most during the week was: “which hedge is best for waterlogged soil?” The plant which springs to mind immediately is of course willow.

Willow will soak up a lot of water, and the branches are attractively coloured in the winter.

It is a good plant if the site is exposed also, as it will be flexible enough to stand up to the worst winter storm. Second on the list would certainly be dogwoods, or Cornus varieties.

However with both of these plants you will need space, as they would not be suitable for pruning into a tight hedge. Viburnum opulus, or the Guelder rose, is suitable, as are Aucubas (spotted laurels), and Amelanchiers. All of these will be available as bare root plants a little later in the season.

Another observation readers had, was that I did not write about conifers, apart from Leylandiis.

This is true, as I tend to think everyone’s garden is as windy as mine…where most conifers just go brown…. Yew trees, Taxus baccata, are an exception.

Yews are hardy, do not mind wet soil, and can be pruned very tightly. The only drawback is that all parts of the plant are poisonous, and care should be taken, especially if you have young children. Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Goldcrest’ is also a fine hedging plant for the sheltered garden. Thuja varieties are a popular choice at the moment, especially Thuja occidentalis ‘Pyramidalis’, which retains its narrow columnar shape, without pruning.

The most effective way to plant these is about four to five feet apart, so that the natural shape remains obvious.

Hedges are great for deterring intruders, both human and animal! – and with that in mind, thorny varieties are the obvious choice!

Hawthorn, and especially Blackthorn are excellent choices, but Berberis and Pyracantha are also worth considering. Pyracantha is semievergreen, gets white flowers and is covered in yellow, orange or red berries in the autumn.

Planting hedging could not be easier. If planting barerooted hedging dig holes which will easily accommodate the roots. Never plant the stem too deep!

• Got a gardening question?

Contact Debby Looney on barnhillgarden@gmail.com

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In this weekly column, the clergy and members of the pastoral council offer an update on issues concerning the Church locally, nationally and globally

Heavenly Gaze Turned On Kerry’s Skies THE Pope’s astronomer, Brother Guy Consolmagno, will visit the Kerry International Dark Sky Reserve on Tuesday, October 17.

The director of the Vatican Observatory, Br Guy is due to deliver two talks – one to secondary school students at Coláiste na Sceilge, Caherciveen, and the second, a public lecture later that evening at 8pm, also at Coláiste na Sceilge, entitled “The Heavens Proclaim: Astronomy and the Vatican”.

He is visiting County Kerry at the invitation of Steve Lynott, chairman, Skellig Coast Dark Skies Committee, which is seeking to popularise South West Kerry and its pristine dark skies for astrotourism. He will be officially welcomed to the county by Councillor John Sheehan, Mayor of Kerry, and Kerry County Council. “It is a great honour for the county to have Br Guy Consolmagno visit.

It demonstrates the importance that he and other world astronomers attach to the Kerry International Dark Sky Reserve and our efforts to protect and

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promote it,” said Mayor Sheahan.

Br Guy is a Jesuit brother and a planetary scientist at the Vatican Observatory, who divides his time between observatories in Rome and in Arizona, USA. His work brings him around the world to dozens of countries and every continent, including a meteorite hunting expedition in 1996 to Antarctica.

He is the author of several books on Astronomy and Science and the Church, including “Turn Left at Orion: Hundreds of Night Sky Objects to See in a Home Telescope – and How to Find Them” which he co-wrote with Dan Davis. This book is used by many amateur astronomers as their guide to the night skies.

Br Guy, who holds doctorates in Lunar and Planetary Science from the University of Arizona, Harvard University and MIT, joined the Jesuit Order in 1989. He believes in the need for science and religion to work alongside one another rather than as competing ideologies.

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Wednesday 9.30am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney.

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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.

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

Support meeting for parents of children with epilepsy on Tuesday 12th September at 10.00am, in the Epilepsy Ireland office on Park Road, Killarney. For further information contact Kathryn at 0646630301 or email: kfoley@epilepsy.ie

SOUTH KERRY PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP

Next meeting September 11th, 2017 at the Methodist Church hall, 8pm, Killarney (Near to east avenue hotel).

For further information please contact Grace McCrae, president, 0647758837.

Deadline | Tuesday 5.30pm

22.09.17 For Sale For Sale: Straw and hay delivered. Round and square bales of barley oaten and wheaten straw and hay for sale. Phone 0877962431 For Sale: Contents of 6 apartments, kitchen cabinets, beds, carpets, dining tables & chairs, settees, fridges, cookers, curtains, doors, windows. Tel: 0872528704.

FOR SALE: Good dry black machine turf, €4 per bag. Can deliver. Phone: 0646632308.

For Sale: Hardwood timber ash and birch for sale. 8x4, trailer load. Contact: 0899414318 For Sale: Turf for sale in bags and trailers, can be collected in Rathmore or delivered, top quality black turf, the best in the market. Order today 087 7534593 or 087 9858133

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local, nationwide, deliveries, anytime anywhere, 7 days a week. Also, all kinds of clear outs etc. Tel.087-2600407 / 064-6631979.

Available: Music lessons, violin, fiddle, guitar, banjo. Garda vetted, Tel. John 087-6801392. Piano lessons Tel. Maggie 087-6961681.

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 087-9508050.

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Treatments in Reflexology & reiki. Gift Vouchers available. Tel. Siobhan Dwyer 087-9665881.

Available: James Lyne Motors and Valeting Services Lawlor’s Cross, Tel: 087 2465405 or 064 6633504. Have your vehicle valeted inside and outside, and preparations for N.C.T. Can be arranged.

Wash is available 6 days a week from 10am to 6pm. If you require a quotation do not hesitate to contact us.

Available: Home Improvements Killarney.

Donie Cronin, painting and plastering, power washing, fascia, soffit and gutters cleaned and put up. No job too small. Tel. 087-2145452.

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

Available: Painting, general property

maintenance and power washing etc. Tel Dan Joe Moynihan 086-8217771.

Available: Brendan Herlihy home maintenance/renovations.

Carpentry, painting, power washing, gardening, garden sheds repaired etc. Tel. 087-9364895/ 064-6643317.

Available: Wedding music- Church Ceremony/ Civil Ceremony/ Drinks Reception. Please visit www.gracefoley.ie or Tel. Grace on 087-6710087.

Available: Church music for all occasions.

Vocals in harmony & a variety of instruments. Reasonable rates. Tel: 0876836612 / 0879014681.

Available: Person for part-time work, afternoon or evenings. Cooking, food prep, house-work etc. Hard worker.

Strictly honest. Apply to PO BOX:3626, Killarney advertiser ,High Street, Killarney, Co. Kerry.

Available: Spanish teacher available for grinds for Junior & leaving cert. Call 087-9339095 Available: Maths Grinds available – JC, LC all levels. Teacher with 20 years experience. One to one tuition in students home. Tel: 085-8496077.

Available: German grinds with experienced fluent German speaker. One to one, all levels, 45 mins lesson €25.

Contact Anna -0876302836.

Available: Grinds: French, Italian and English, all ages and levels. Speaking practice and grammar. Phone: Valeria on 0830392742.

Available: Experienced primary teacher available for tuition / homework help for primary pupils. Tel: 0876566116.

Available: 5th & 6th year leaving cert honours Irish grinds. Excellent notes and preparation for all areas of the exam. More info contact: 0852501706.

Available: Qualified Babysitter/ Childminder Available. I am a qualified Primary Teacher from Canada who recently moved to Ireland. I have an Early Childhood & Child Development Degree along with several years of experience in various child care settings working with children from the age of 6 months to 12 years. I also have 2 years of teaching experience abroad in Germany in a bilingual German and English private school. I have a passion for working with children and want to help support parents by providing their children the care of an educated, trained, responsible and caring

Fastfinders

individual. Please Email: a.b.conliffe@ gmail.com Available: Landscaping services covering all Kerry, we offer a wide range of garden services, grass cutting, hedge maintenance, seasonal clean ups, weed control, planting, veg gardens, decking and garden design. Stone walls, Driveways and Patios. Competitive prices. References available. Call 0871656006

Animals 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-way-home’ 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.

Personal Personal:

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Escape that lonely life. I will introduce you to a sincere respectable companion.

A new happy world awaits you. Very high success rate. Fully confidential. Tel. Sheila on 087-7680163.

Wanted Wanted: Killarney family seeking a lovely

lady to collect two boys from school 3/4 days a week and supervise homework in

their own home on the Muckross Road... ages 10 and 11 and very well behaved... mostly! Mum working locally so very flexible and happy to chat about suitable hours. Driver essential as budding Kerry players need to get to and from practice..!

Call on 087 7600099 if you think you could be our Mrs Doubtfire..!

Wanted: Childminder required to mind two children aged 1 and 2 years old. 3-5 days per week Mon-Fri 8am to 5pm in minders own home. Minder preferably living on the Tralee road side of Killarney town. Please text your details and rates to 087 2529708.

Wanted: Childminder in Killarney to look after 2 children on Thursday’s and Friday’s.

One child is school going and will require collection in the afternoon.

Please contact by text 0872998616.

Wanted: Housekeeper / Childminder wanted 3pm-6pm, 3 days per week.

Car owner essential. Also involves light housework. Please phone 0872345908 after 6pm.

Wanted: Perosn wanted for light housework weekly – preferably Tues,Wed, Thurs – from early morning to early afternoon, Killarney Environs, rates negotiable for right person. Apply to PO Box: 3625, Killarney Advertiser, High Street, Killarney, Co. Kerry.

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Part-time Position available initially with possibility to become full time position with continued client base growth.

Must be Qualified Neuromuscular Physical Therapist or possess equivalent qualifications.

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If you have previous experience as a Massage or Beauty Therapist this is an advantage but not a requirement. Please forward CV’s to info@beprotherapy.com

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And We’re Back!

They did it the hard way but Killarney’s new favourite team are off to a flyer, writes Adam Moynihan

Pics: Eamonn Keogh

National League (Division 1) Scotts Lakers 76 Dublin Lions 75 Killarney’s return to National League basketball may have been long overdue but Saturday night’s pulsating season opener was well worth the wait. Over 500 eager spectators packed into the Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre to see St Paul’s (playing under the Scotts Lakers banner) get their Division 1 campaign up and running - and not a single home supporter left disappointed.

Although, it has to be said, things got off to a fairly inauspicious start. After a dramatic countdown led by MC Brendan Fuller, the referees were forced to send both sets of players back to the sideline because of a problem with the scoreboard clock. When the game finally did tip-off, the response amongst the crowd was fairly muted but it didn’t take long for the home fans to find their voices.

With Bulgarian guard Mihail Kapitanov pulling the strings and local lads Andrew Fitzgerald and Pádraig Lucey making their presence felt down low, the Lakers raced into an 8-3 lead. The Dublin Lions responded well, however, and some sloppy offense from the home team helped the visitors to go on a 12-0 run. The Lakers rallied but a three-point buzzerbeater from Zach Burnett meant the Lions led by 8 (15-23) at the end of the first.

Both teams looked a little shaky in the opening quarter which, to be fair, is totally understandable.

For many players it was their first time lining out together in a competitive game and there were bound to have been some opening night jitters.

Coach Vojkan Bencic would have been far happier with his team’s showing in the second quarter as, incredibly, the Lakers limited the opposition to just four points in the entire ten-minute period. Fitzgerald and club captain Philip O’Connor, who started from the bench, impressed but it was San Francisco native Justin Tuason who really came to the fore as the half wore on.

The silky guard, who formerly lined out with Neptune in Cork, really caught the eye with a string of highlight plays that energised teammates and

spectators alike.

He set up big man Lucey with a flashy behind-theback pass to give the Lakers a 28-26 lead before knocking down a three off a Kapitanov assist. The Lions cut the deficit with a free throw but Tuason hit another field goal at the horn to make it 33-27 at the half.

It may have been a very low-scoring encounter but Tuason’s enthusiasm was contagious as the atmosphere began to slowly build in the sold-out arena.

Neither team flew out of the traps in the second half but again it was Tuason who provided the spark when he scored, forced a turnover and scored again to open up a commanding 11-point lead midway through the third.

The Lions fought back well, however, and despite big three-pointers from Kapitanov and O’Connor, the Lakers led by just five (52-47) at the end of the third.

It was 62-54 with six minutes to play and the home crowd smelled blood, but an unbelievable 11–point scoring burst from Lions guard Burnett turned the tie on its head.

The Lakers desperately needed a response and Tuason duly obliged, pulling up to hit a spectacular

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22.09.17 Pics: Eamonn Keogh Words: Eamonn Keogh

‘A Magnificent Occasion With An Electric Atmosphere’

The Scotts Lakers St Paul’s team, front, Mihail Kapitanov, Dylan O’Sullivan, Con O’Mahony, Cian Clernon, Philip O’Connor (Captain), Mark Greene and Shane Horgan; back, Vojkan Bencic (Coach), Paul Clarke, Padraig Lucey, Andrew Fitzgerald, Justin Tuason, Billy Wiseman and Antuan Bootle.

NATIONAL LEAGUE BASKETBALL returned to Killarney with a bang on Saturday night when local side Scotts Lakers edged out Dublin Lions by a single point in a thrilling encounter.

Scotts Lakers went into this match without American power forward Antuan Bootle, who picked up an ankle injury in a pre-season tournament last week. However they had several aces who stepped it up with Irish-American Justin Tuason and 6’7” powerhouse Padraig Lucey leading the way.

Former Irish schoolboys basketball international Padraig Lucey has spent the past three years in Australia after completing an Australian Rules football rookie contract with AFL side Geelong Cats.

He returned home to Killarney last week and only picked up a basketball for the first time in five years in the past few days.

It was a magnificent occasion with an electric atmosphere and the St Paul’s national league committee left no stone unturned getting the Sports Centre and basketball match set-up looking fantastic.

Upcoming Fixtures: Scotts Lakers St Pauls players Philip O’Connor, left, and Mark Greene, right, with Karen Greene, Damien and Eileen Switzer.

September 23: LIT Celtics (away) at 6pm September 30: BFG Neptune (home) at 7.30pm

The St Paul’s U-10 players who played at half-time.

three in spite of the contact to make it a tie game.

Unfortunately, he was unable to complete what would have been a remarkable four-point play.

The Lakers trailed by three with two minutes to go but lay-ups from Fitzgerald, Tuason and Lucey made it 71-68 with a minute on the clock. The visitors went to the line to hit two free shots with 43 seconds to go and the Lakers came forward in search of a potentially game-winning basket.

Just a few short seconds into the shot clock, the Lions failed to track O’Connor off a screen and when Kapitanov found him in the corner, the former Irish international made no mistake to drain the three and open up a four-point lead with just 35 to play.

The Lions scrambled to find an opening but tight Killarney defence kept them at bay. A kick ball meant the shot clock was reset to 14 but, with 15.7 seconds remaining on the game clock, all the Lakers had to do was not foul.

What happened next was hard to believe. Main man Burnett gathered the inbounds in the corner, turned, nailed the three… and was fouled. Luckily for Tuason, the alleged culprit, Burnett missed from the line. Kapitanov, one of the smallest players on the floor, gathered the rebound and was immediately

Supporters at The Auracle (see what I did there?) certainly got their money’s worth on Saturday night fouled and with the Lions over the limit, the Bulgarian went to the line.

Kapitanov showed great composure to hit the clutch free throws and the Lakers were 76-73 up with 12 to go. Once again, all they had to do was not foul.

Astoundingly, Andrew Fitzgerald was called for a foul before the ball was even inbounded, resulting in two free throws and possession for the opposition. The Lions player certainly exaggerated the contact but nevertheless it seemed as though the Lakers were

hell-bent on throwing this one away.

Both free-throws were made to make it a one-point game and all of a sudden the Lions had 11 seconds (and the ball) to get the winner. Burnett drove to the basket but Pádraig Lucey denied him at the rim with a huge block. The Dubliners secured the offensive rebound, missed the jump shot, corralled another board, and missed again from close range.

Somehow the Lakers held on for the victory. It was a thrilling start to life back in the big time but Coach Bencic and his players will be well aware that their game management will have to be infinitely better if they’re to prosper going forward.

Kapitanov, Tuason, O’Connor and Mark Greene all looked good in the back court and with star man Antuan Bootle, who was absent through injury, set to return and bolster the forward division, there’s definitely the makings of a good team there.

Supporters at The Auracle (see what I did there?) certainly got their money’s worth on Saturday night.

Personally I can’t wait for the next home game.

Lakers top scorers: J Tuason (21), P Lucey (14) and A Fitzgerald (11).

Lions top scorers: Z Burnett (26), I Markiewicz (16) and H Natsiyanwa (10).

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Captain Fantastic Shows The Way For Historic Win Words: Eamonn Fitzgerald

Pics: Don MacMonagle

THE Kerry seniors did not make it to Croke Park for last Sunday’s All-Ireland football final, but the Kerry minors romped home 6-17 to 1-8 to capture their Cup for the fourth year in a row. This was a fantastic team display as captain David Clifford led by example scoring 4-4, all from play.

HISTORY MAKERS Kerry were the first team to win four minor titles in-a-row and that cannot be bettered as this is the last year of under-18 football. From now on the competition will be for under-17s. All kinds of records were made. The final score of 6-17 was the biggest in the history of the competition.

What’s more the 24-point winning margin is the highest winning margin in the history of this competition and the first goal scored by David Clifford must surely be the fastest goal scored just 12 seconds in to the minor game. 4-4 is the highest score from play in a minor final as the captain can take yet another well deserved bow. Kerry averaged a winning margin of 15 points throughout the competition.

A CLASS APART All of the Kerry team played well, but their captain was a class apart. The first minute goal was a gem.

Hartin did save well from Jack Griffin, but he could do nothing to prevent Clifford’s second goal. He had to work hard shaking of the close attention of the Derry backs but nothing was impossible for the Fossa man. Goal number two and the match was over as a contest. One could just marvel at the skill of the captain and the great backup he got from the rest of the team. Peter Keane had the team finely tuned for his second year in a row in charge. After 15 minutes the captain’s vision was very apparent as he picked out Fiachra Clifford (no relation) for the latter to score goal number three. At half-time Kerry led by 3-8 to 0-5.

MORE GOALS Kerry kept up the pressure in the second half as more of the Kerry players continued to show their brilliance on the big stage. Six minutes after halftime came goal number four for Kerry when Fiachra Clifford scored his second goal following good approach work by centre back Michael Potts. Derry were awarded a penalty in the 40th minute and this was converted by Callum Brown. That was the only joy they had as they failed to score again until the period of injury time. Kerry were not worried by that goal, as they went on to assert supremacy. Another goal from the captain and the last one was a real gem. Other Kerry scorers were B Friel on five points (four from play), D O’Sullivan on three points while Jack Griffin scored two points and there was a point each from Donnchadh O’Sullivan, E. Horan and A Donoghue.

MAN-OF-THE-MATCH This was a great team effort, but best of all was manof-the-match David Clifford, a credit to his family, his Fossa club and his county. Will he be lured to Australia? I certainly hope not as I look forward to seeing the genius in action here in Kerry. He will certainly be in East Kerry’s plans for the Kerry SFC in Tralee. The quarter-finals will be played this weekend with double bills in Tralee on tomorrow evening and a double bill in the Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday.

DUBS’ THREE-IN-A-ROW Dublin proved that they are a great team as the completed the 3 –in-a –row of All Ireland SFC titles just edging out luckless Mayo by that single point 1-17 to 1-16.

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Clifford Doesn’t Just Run The Show, He Is The Show

The Kerry minors completed their historic four in a row last weekend and there’s no doubting who the star was, writes Adam Moynihan AS THE referee threw the ball in on Sunday, one message would have been ringing in the ears of the Derry backs. “Keep it tight.”

16.7 seconds later David Clifford stuck the ball in the corner of their net and the task facing them, a difficult one to begin with, already seemed virtually impossible.

Not for the first time (and surely not for the last), Clifford ran the show in Croke Park. In actual fact when Clifford plays, he doesn’t just run the show, he is the show. He kicked a frankly ridiculous 4-4 in yet another mesmeric display, leading his team to a farcical 24-point victory.

I watched the game in town and fellas were just looking around at each other shaking their heads. Whenever Kerry crossed the halfway line, people edged forward on their seats anticipating another piece of Cliffy magic. Performances like these have simply never been seen at this level. To be honest, they’re rarely seen at any level. You’d have to feel for the rest of this year’s minor panel who are very much living in their captain’s shadow at the moment. No one man can win an All-Ireland on his own and Clifford has undoubtedly benefited from being part of an excellent Kerry team, both this year and in 2016.

But when it comes down to it, if a guy scores four goals in an All-Ireland Final, and 10-68 (10-50 from play) across 12 minor championship games in total, you have to sit up and take notice. Normally you’d like to spread the credit out and talk about as many of these young players as possible, but what David Clifford is doing just isn’t normal. Whether he goes on to great things at senior level, or if he even stays in Ireland, remains to be seen but it’s difficult to foresee a timeline where David Clifford doesn’t excel at what he does.

At 6’2” and with a phenomenal football IQ, unbelievable skill set and a head for the big occasion, the Fossa native has all the tools to achieve whatever he puts his mind to.

As a Kerryman and just a football fan in general, I hope he puts his mind to winning a few more All-Irelands.

Pics: Don MacMonagle

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Eight Teams Gunning For Championship Glory Adam Moynihan looks ahead to a huge weekend of football as the quest for the Bishop Moynihan Cup reaches the quarter-final stage Clifford’s year isn’t over yet

Relegated Rockies hoping to save season

Kerins O’Rahilly’s v East Kerry Saturday, September 23, at 4pm Austin Stack Park EAST KERRY recovered well from their opening round defeat to Rathmore and made light work of Mid Kerry before overcoming a ten-point deficit to beat St Brendan’s in the last round. David Clifford came off the bench to score a crucial goal in extra time in that one and you only need to look at the current Kerry minor team to see that the future is bright for football in the district. The current crop of players will be hoping to lay down a marker by making a semi-final this year at the very least.

Rahilly’s have been the surprise package of this year’s Championship. They started the year off terribly by losing to Kenmare and Austin Stacks in the Club Championship, which means they’ve had a relegation playoff with Kilcummin hanging over their heads all summer. Their league form has been patchy at best but they’ve somehow managed to get the job done on the big stage. Victories over two of the pre-tournament favourites, South Kerry and Dingle, have brought them to the last eight.

Glenflesk marksman Dara Roche has really caught the eye in the 2017 Championship and with Clifford also likely to feature, the Rahilly’s defence will have to be at the very top of their game if they’re to have any hope of advancing. It should be a close one.

Verdict: East Kerry by two.

Kerins O’Rahilly’s Last year: Quarter-final (lost to Dr Crokes) Winners: Six times (1933, 1939, 1953, 1954, 1957, 2002) Current form: WWLWL Tournament odds: 10/1 East Kerry Last year: Round 2B (lost to Milltown/Castlemaine) Winners: Five times (1965, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1997, 1998, 1999) Clubs: Firies, Fossa, Glenflesk, Gneeveguilla, Listry, Spa Current form: LWW Tournament odds: 8/1

Austin Stacks v West Kerry Saturday, September 23, at 5.45pm Austin Stack Park

Stacks will be looking to put their disastrous Division 1 campaign behind them by mounting a seemingly unlikely challenge for this year’s County Championship. One win from eleven league games tells its own story but victories over St Kieran’s (after a replay) and Legion mean they’re still in with a fighting chance of reclaiming the title they last won in 2014.

Interestingly, this young West Kerry side have also defeated Kieran’s and Legion en route to the quarter final having initially lost their opening round fixture against Feale Rangers.

At present, these two teams seem to be travelling on opposite trajectories but there might be one more kick left in the Rockies yet.

Verdict: Austin Stacks by one.

Austin Stacks Last year: Quarter-final (lost to Kenmare District) Winners: 12 times (1928, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1936, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1979, 1986, 1994, 2014) Current form: LLLLL Tournament odds: 15/1 West Kerry Last year: Round 3 (lost to Austin Stacks) Winners: Three times (1984, 1985, 1990) Clubs: An Ghaeltacht, Annascaul, Castlegregory, Lispole Current form: LWW Tournament odds: 20/1

Have Kenmare got Crokes’ number?

Dr Crokes v Kenmare Shamrocks Sunday, September 24 at 1.30pm Fitzgerald Stadium

If the Club Championship decider is anything to go by, this could well be the tie of the round.

The Crokes were widely expected to have too much for the reigning Intermediate champions two weeks ago but an outstanding performance from promising youngster Seán O’Shea helped Kenmare to force a

draw and extra time. In the end, an Ambrose O’Donovan goal proved decisive and Pat O’Shea’s men secured their fourth Club Championship in six years.

Whether or not Kenmare have another big championship display in their locker remains to be seen but, either way, Crokes should be strong enough to prevail.

Verdict: Crokes by three.

Dr Crokes Last year: Champions (beat Kenmare District) Winners: 11 times (1901, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1991, 2000, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016) Current form: WWWW Tournament odds: 8/11 Kenmare Shamrocks Last year: Intermediate champions (beat Templenoe) Winners: Never Current form: WLWWL Tournament odds: 18/1

Rathmore can trouble South Kerry Rathmore v South Kerry Sunday, September 24, at 3.15pm Fitzgerald Stadium

Rathmore are motoring along nicely. Having defeated East Kerry in the opening round they comfortably beat Feale Rangers to safely progress to the last eight. Their league form has been equally sound and they just missed out on a spot in the Division 1 league final by two points South Kerry steadied the ship following their surprise defeat to Rahilly’s by hammering Kilcummin and then seeing off Dingle with six points to spare. The bookies have them at second favourites to win the tournament outright and they’ll be expected to win on Sunday but Rathmore, ever unpredictable, could still have a major say in this year’s Championship.

Verdict: Rathmore by one.

Rathmore Last year: Semi-final (lost to Kenmare District) Winners: Never Current form: WLLWW Tournament odds: 12/1 South Kerry Last year: Quarter-final (lost to Dingle) Winners: Ten times (1955, 1956, 1958, 1981, 1982, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2015) Clubs: Derrynane, Dromid Pearses, Renard, Skellig Rangers, Sneem, St. Mary’s, St. Michael’s/Foilmore, Valentia, Waterville Current form: LWW Tournament odds: 5/1

Mayo Left Heartbroken (Again): The Three Biggest Talking Points

Words: Adam Moynihan

1. What was Donal Vaughan thinking?

In the 50th minute, Dublin’s John Small (who was on a yellow) unleashed a ferocious shoulder to the front of Colm Boyle that sent the Mayo man crumbling to the ground.

Mayo only trailed by a point, had a free 30 metres from goal and their opponents were about to lose a man. What happened next truly beggars belief.

Donal Vaughan raced in and clotheslined Small in reckless fashion and

left referee Joe McQuilllan with little choice but to send both players from the field.

Had Vaughan kept his composure, Mayo would have had an extra player for the last 27 minutes of an All-Ireland Final that they ultimately lost by a point.

The Westerners played with savage intensity throughout but Vaughan overstepped the mark at a crucial juncture and, it has to be said, let his teammates down big time in the process.

2. Cillian O’Connor’s stoppage time free With all the talk of unfavourable refereeing decisions, Mayo were handed more than enough chances to finally make it over the line. In fact, there were serious question marks surrounding the 74th minute free awarded to sharpshooter Cillian O’Connor. I thought the decision was a bit harsh on Michael Fitzsimons, and more importantly it actually should have been Dublin’s line ball in the first place, so Mayo were very much gifted the op-

portunity to take the lead in the dying embers. Unfortunately for Mayo, O’Connor hit the post and the rest is history.

3. Lee Keegan’s GPS The 2016 Player of the Year has come in for major criticism for apparently throwing his GPS device at Dublin’s Dean Rock as he kicked the match-winning score. Rock came out afterwards and said he didn’t even notice but from Mayo’s point of view it’s a fairly sad way to go out. I thought Dublin were supposed to be the bad guys?

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22.09.17 Motorsport

Words: Cormac Casey

Singapore Rained On Vettel’s Parade SEBASTIAN VETTEL threw away the opportunity to regain the championship lead with an off the start crash taking out his team mate Kimi Raikkonen and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.

Raikkonen made a strong getaway from fourth on the grid and was drawing alongside Verstappen on the inside as they approached Turn 1. But as polesitter Sebastian Vettel edged left, Verstappen became the meat in a Ferrari sandwich and all three made contact.

Raikkonen and Verstappen were out on the spot, while Vettel briefly continued to lead the race until spinning his heavily damaged car into retirement before the first lap was complete.

Ferrari had been quick to lay responsibility at Verstappen’s door following the drama, but in the immediate aftermath the Red Bull driver disagreed, instead pointing the finger clearly at Vettel and insisting he had done all he could to avoid contact.

Race Stewards declared the clash a racing incident and took no further action. It was clear from the footage that Vettel was defending his position but had no way in knowing

where Raikkonen was. But when you are fitting for the championship this was very poor judgement on Vettel’s part. All scenarios should be going through his head at this point and a conservative approach

Victory For Cronin & Galvin

would have been the better option.

There are some quick guys between him and his championship rival, Lewis Hamilton. Fernando Alonso was even in the mix, what a race it would have been. If all remained on

track Vettel would have regained the championship lead in a race but with Hamilton the eventual winner extend his lead to 28 points. A gap with will be difficult to close with six races remaining.

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In Prestone British Rally Championship AFTER a thrilling final stage, which saw turbo trio Fredrik Ahlin, Keith Cronin and Matthew Edwards battle it out in motorsport mecca the Isle of Man, it was Killarney & District Motor Club’s Keith Cronin and Mikie Galvin, co-driver, that took the

championship crown.

After three days of gruelling racing, the Ford Fiesta R5 driver won the second leg of the rally by just 0.1 seconds from Edwards, allowing him to take home the championship title for the fourth time.

Rugby News ...

Words: Liam Murphy ANOTHER win on the road for Munster as they secured their third win from three games since the start of the new format PRO14 last Saturday.

The Red army took the trip to Swansea to take on Welsh outfit the Ospreys at the Liberty Stadium. Having beaten the Ospreys three times last season, the odds were always going to favour the Irishmen. The home side were first on the scoresheet with a well worked try by James Hook, however nice tries by Jean Kleyn

The Kilcummin Under-13 ladies football county champions, Division C, who beat Southern Gaels B recently.

and Darren Sweetnam gave the visitors the lead at half time. Tyler Bleyendaal had a mixed day from the boot but added the rest of the points as the Irish Province ran out 16-21 winners in the end to remain top of the conference. Tonight Munster are away to Glasgow Warriors at the Scotstoun Stadium and the lads will be looking to continue the goo run to date.

Leinster travelled to South Africa to take on the Southern Kings at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth. The match itself didn’t live up the drama of the visa fiasco during the week which saw Kiwis Isa Nacewa and Jamison Gibson-Park sent home because of an administration error at Leinster. Guy Easterby, head of Leinster Business Operations admitted

that lessons were learned. Even though the two players were sent home, the visitors won 31 points to 10. Meanwhile Ulster beat the Scarlets and Connacht were the only province to lose at the weekend. A mixed weekend for the Irish teams.

Closer to home the Munster Junior League kicks off this Sunday with Killarney RFC taking on rivals Castleisland in the first round of Division 2 of the Munster Junior leagues. A cracker is in store as Killarney aim to drive on from last years hugely successful season. So, if you want to catch a top quality rugby match, you don’t need to travel to Scotland, this local derby will be a cracking match. All welcome to Aghadoe, this Sunday at 2.30pm.

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Sport Fossa Bridge Club Winter Bridge opening night was cancelled last week due to the death of our much-loved friend and member Marjorie Fleming. We extend our sincere sympathy to Jim and family.

Bridge will commence for the Winter season Thursday Sept 21st in Innisfallen Hotel 19:30hrs. Subscriptions expected on the night. We would love to see new members. If you need a partner please email:mgmkerry@ gmail.com.

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club Our games get underway on this Saturday with the boys in action at the Eamon McCarthy Memorial tournament in Tralee. Registration is now open online and is at an advance stage and will remain until next week.

The link to Register can be found on the club facebook page.

TRAINING SCHEDULE: Updated Training schedule at Pres Gym. September: Mondays: U12 Girls, U12 Boys. Tuesday: U18 & Senior Men & U18 & Senior Women 8pm. Wednesday: U14 Girls 6 pm, U14 Boys 7 pm. Thursday: U11 & U12 Boys 6 pm, U15 Boys 7pm , U16 & U17 Boys 8 pm. Friday: U8 & U10 Girls 5 pm, U8 Boys 6pm, U9 & U10 Boys 6.30 pm At Parish Hall. Saturdays: U16 Girls 11am.

FIXTURES: Saturday Sept 23rd, St Brendans Eamon McCarthy Memorial Tournament, U16 Boys Killarney Cougars v St Marys @ 10.15am, v Tralee Imperials @ 11.45am, v St Brendans @ 12.30pm all at the Pres Tralee. Saturday Sept 30th , U14 Boys Killarney Cougars v Limerick Lions 4.10pm.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club NATIONAL INTER-CLUB: Well done to the team of Gearoid Cronin, Kieran Fitzpatrick, James Fleming, Michael Foley, Lorcan Martin, Brian Moloney, Darragh & Lee O’Callaghan on qualifying for the Knockout Stages of the PPUI Inter-Club competition last Saturday in Larkspur Park, Cashel. They finished sixth in the Strokeplay Qualifying event which guarantees them a Quarter-Final spot on Saturday October 7th. U-16 CLUB MATCHPLAY: Some exciting play on Sunday at the conclusion of our U-16 Matchplay Championships. Firstly, in the Plate, Calvin O’Sullivan and Dara Moynihan were the winners of the Semi-Finals over David O’Sullivan and Mark Carroll respectively before Calvin would go on to defeat Dara in the Final by 4&2. The Championship meanwhile saw Adam Kelly defeat Noah Sexton in the first Semi-Final while David O’Donoghue defeated Alex O’Callaghan in our other Semi-Final. A tight final saw both players lead at various stages of the match before Adam emerged victorious at the first playoff hole. A big thank to our Championship sponsors Trophy World Tralee as well as our Plate sponsors John & Catherine Keogh for their support of this year’s events once more.

SUNDAY COMPETITION: First Nett: Mick Long & Noel Moynihan 35, Gross: Michael Doherty & Ger Casey 45, Second Nett: Sean Ashe & Noel Moynihan

22.09.17 37 ½. CLUB WORK DAY: Club Work Day this Saturday afternoon from 2pm. Any member able to offer assistance requested to attend as there are a number of jobs to be done on the course. ADULT CLUB MATCHPLAY: This weekend we conclude the Adult Club Matchplay sponsored by Murphy’s Bar with the first Semi-Final featuring the meeting of Brian Moloney and Fitzpatrick while our second Semi-Final sees two former winners face off in the form of John McGrath & Gearoid Cronin. The Final is scheduled for Sunday morning between the winners.

FIXTURE UPDATE: The following is an update on Club Fixtures: Sunday October 15th- Captains Prizes, Sunday October 22nd- Christmas Hamper, October Bank Holiday WeekendScramble & Scratch Cup events.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club, Men’s Club Club Captain Declan McCarthy on behalf of the entire Club, sends our best wishes to the Ladies Senior Foursomes team, and to their Captain Claire Keating as they prepare to play in the All-Ireland Semi-final At Malone Golf Club, Belfast, Ladies ye have already achieved great success, and we wish ye all the Very best as ye go in search of yet further All-Ireland honours on behalf of our Club. The competition on Sunday 17th September was the Club sponsored singles stableford on Killeen, The winner with an excellent score of 42 Pts was Michael Neeson, and the runner also with the very good score of 41 Pts. Was Tom Sugrue, Full results are as follows, 1st Michael Neeson (19) 42 Pts, 2nd Tom Sugrue(9) 41 Pts, 3rd Donagh Hickey(17) 39 Pts, 4th David Moloney(8) 38 Pts, 5th Sean O’Sullivan(13) 36 Pts. Best gross Ian Spillane(5) 32 Pts, Cat.2 Eoin O’Donoghue(8) 36 Pts. Cat.3 Jim Sheehan(14) 36 Pts, Cat.4 Teddy O’Sullivan(19) 33 Pts. CSS 35 Pts.

Killarney Golf Club Ladies Results of Competition Sunday Sept 17th Sponsored by O’Donoghue Ring Hotels, v par. Mahony’s point. 1st Clare Keating (7) 5 up, 2nd Ann Moynihan Rudden (07) 3up, bg Mairead Martin (-02) 2up, 3rd Lelia Moloney, (16) 2up (bk9), 4th Ann O’Leary (25) 2 up.

Next Sunday’s Competition, Ladies Senior Foursomes fundraiser scramble, Killeen Course. Best of Luck to our Junior Foursomes Team who play in the All Ireland Finals at Malone Golf Club, Belfast, commencing 27th September.

Glenflesk GLENFLESK RAMBLING HOUSE: The Glenflesk Rambling house returns to Glenflesk hall on Saturday November 18th and the proceeds from this years event will go to “Run For The Bus” RAHEEN N.S.: Congratulations to Niamh O’ Callaghan who had the winning lotto no. 29 on Saturday the 16th of September. GLENFLESK COMHALTAS NEWS: Set Dancing classes will resume with Jennifer and Linda on Wednesday 21st September 2017

in St. Agatha’s Community Centre.Beginners 5.15pm to 6pm and all others 6pm to 7pm. Enquiries to 0861037496.

Music classes will resume on Thursday 28th 2017. Registration at 7pm.

Music class will resume in St. Agatha’s Community Centre on Thursday 28th September 2017 . Registration at 7pm followed by class. Enquiries to Margaret Creedon 087.2706390 KILLARNEY LIBRARY: As part of Culture Night celebrations a talk entitled Biodiversity in Kerry will take place at Killarney Library on Friday 22nd at 6.30pm. The talk will be delivered by the Irish Wildlife Trust Kerry Branch.

Kilcummin Community Notes COMHALTAS AGM: Comhaltas AGM will take place on Monday 2nd October at 8pm in the Rural Development Office. All are welcome to attend especially new members.

OLD KILCUMMIN GRAVEYARD: A recording of Gravestone Inscriptions is now nearing completion. If you have any information you wish to share with us Kilcummin Historical Group are holding an open meeting on Thursday 28th Sept., @ 8pm in Kilcummin Rural Development Office. Contact details: 087 1527050 or email: kilcumminhistoricalgroup@gmail.com KILLARNEY LIBRARY: The Presentation ceremony for participants of the Summer Stars Reading Adventure who signed-up for the reading scheme at Killarney Library will take place on Saturday 30th September at 11:30am.

The certificates will be presented

by Councillor Niall Kelleher, Cathaoirleach of the Killarney Municipal District.

KILLARNEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Enrolment for Adult Education Night Classes now open please call to school office Monday–Friday 9:30am – 4:00pm. For further details please contact (064)6632008 or email adulted@killarneycc.ie

Mastergeeha FC U12 DIV 1: Castleisland 4 Mastergeeha 3. In this close game the boys were unlucky not to get a draw. Mastergeeha started slowly and were two goals down early on. After this the boys created some chances. In the second half Mastergeeha scored three goals with Liam Horgan getting a hat-trick, however the home side scored two further goals to ensure the win. The boys could not be faulted for effort.

U12 DIV 2: Ballyhar 2 Mastergeeha 5.

DIV 1B: Castlegregory 4 Mastergeeha 1. SCHOOLBOYS & GIRLS TRAINING: In preparation for the commencement of the new underage season training starts for schoolboys and schoolgirls teams shortly. For further information contact: Tadhg Brosnan: Ph. 086-4098405. UNDERAGE ACADEMY: Training will continue Friday evenings 6.30pm to 7.30pm until 22nd September. Following this training will revert to Saturday mornings at 10.45am starting on 30th September.

All welcome. LOTTO: There was no winner on Friday 15th September, 2017. Numbers drawn were 1, 2, 5, 11.

Jackpot now €10,050.

Killarney Celtic RESULTS: Premier A: Unfortunately the Celtic A vs Castleisland A game had to be abandoned due to a very serious injury to a Castleisland player.

The club wishes a speedy recovery to Stan Devane and also to our own Pa McGrath who also suffered an injury during the game. Premier B: Killarney Celtic B 1 Castleisland B 2. Nationa Cup: U-16 Killarney Celtic 2 Cappamore Celtic 0. U-14 Tulla 2 Killarney Celtic 4. Kerry League, U-14 Division 1, Killarney Celtic B 4 Inter Kenmare 3. U-13 Premier, Killarney Celtic A 2 Killarney Athletic A 2. U13 Division 1, Killarney Celtic B 1 Dingle Bay Rovers 1. U-12 Division 1 Killarney Celtic B 0 Killorglin B 3.

FIXTURES: Saturday September 23, National Cup, u-15 away to Tralee Dynamoes 11.30. U-13 A Home to Lough Derg 2 pm. Kerry League, U 13 B at home to Camp 10.30 . Sunday September 24, Premier A, Celtic A away to Tralee Dynamoes 11.30. Premier B, Celtic B away to Classic FC 11.30.

Killarney RFC News SENIORS: Last Sunday our Seniors took on Chorca Dhuibhne in the first round of the McElligott Cup at Aghadoe.

Played in glorious sunshine, the home team were much stronger on the day.

Ger Moynihan’s men were domnant right across the pitch, scoring three tries to win on a scoreline of 15 points to 3. Winger Brendan Fuller opened the scoring after a lovely kick from Paul O’Sullivan opened up the Dingle backline. Mike Sheahan missed the conversion, however added two tries of his own. All in all, the boys will take a lot of positives out of the first outing of the new season. A huge match awaits next weekend as we host Castleisland at Aghadoe next Sunday at 2:30pm in the first round of Division 2 of the Munster Junior League. Let’s get to Aghadoe and support the lads.

MINIS: Our Minis returned to training last Saturday morning at Knockreer, welcoming many new players aged between 5 and 12. It is really encouraging to see so many new boys and in particular new girls play rugby as we develop our girls section. Training continues tomorrow at Knockreer between 10:30am and 12 midday. Contact our coordinator Liam Murphy on 087/4145662 for details.

Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club Last Sunday, while Kerry minors were busy on the turf of Croke Park and duly earning the Tommy Markham Cup for their great efforts, anglers from all over Munster took part with their respective clubs in the Mar Loughlan Competition on Lough Lein. Previously the closest we had come to an overall win in this competition was second place but it was with great pride that Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club emerged victorious and became the first Kerry Club to lift the Trophy. Given the competition present, great credit is due to our top four anglers on the day, who duly formed the club’s representatives

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22.09.17 for the overall trophy, (Top four rods from each club go forward as their club’s representatives in the overall weigh in): 1) Anthony Griffin, 2) Liam Buckley, 3) Christy Scanlan, 4) Donal Doherty. Next Competition on the calendar is our annual on Lough Lein, taking place on Sunday 01st October we look forward to a good turnout for our final outing of the angling season, welcoming the usual banter, coupled with a few tall tales and a chance to gain the last few points in the race for angler of the year.

Killarney Valley AC New member’s registration will be in December for 2018– date to be decided. New members must be 7 on Jan 1st, 2017 or wait another year – no exceptions. Monday nights Strength & Conditioning for 12-year-old upwards starts back on 18th September 7-8pm in the Sem Gym. €2 per session. Present Membership only – New members in Jan 2018.

The Tuesday night High Jump sessions will be replaced by a monthly Jumps/ Throws session which will take place on the following dates - 30th September, 4th November and 2nd December Time to be decided but prob 11am but will let athletes know by email and on facebook https://www. facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC/ €2 per session. Speed/Endurance session in the Demense every Wednesday (beside playground) commencing 20th September @ 1.45 sharp . ** X-Country training with Connie is taking place on Thursdays @6 pm @ Demense beside the playground . €2 per session. If you would like to compete for Killarney Valley AC in the Cross-Country competitions starting in October and are not yet a member please email killarneyvalleyac@gmail. com Indoors, under 12 year olds – on Thursdays beginning 16th November – 6-7pm in the Sem Gym. €2 per session – present membership only, New members in Jan 2018.

Killorglin Golf Club Mens RESULTS: 1st Anthony Donovan 40 pts, 2nd Joe Kennedy 37 pts, 3rd Mike J.O’Sullivan 36 pts, Gross Shane Collins 80 gross, 4th John Carmody 36 pts, Senior Miceal O’Cinneide 35 pts.

Listry LISTRY SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Listry Social Committee Members are organizing a day trip to Bantry Co. Cork on Tuesday 26th Sept. A Bus will leave the Community Centre @ 9.45am and return at 6pm approx. The small Bus will start collecting passengers on the usual route @ 8.45am. Anybody who wishes to travel on this trip should contact Mary on 087 2187204, Breda on 087 7442694, or Joan on 086 7944494 immediately.

COOKERY CLASSES FOR MEN: Based on demand Listry Community Council in association with Kerry ETB will offer Cookery Classes for men beginning on WEDNESDAY NIGHT OCT.4th @ 7.30pm in the Community Centre. If interested please contact Joan immediately on 086 7944494.

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 Oct./ Nov. If there is sufficient interest further Classes will be organized later.

If interested please contact Joan immediately on 086 7944494.

LISTRY COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETINGS: The next Meetings of Listry Community Council CLG will be held in Listry Community Centre on THURSDAY NIGHT SEPT.28th as follows-Board of Directors Mtg @ 8pm-Members Mtg @ 8.30pm.

LISTRY ACTIVE RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION: Listry Active Retirement Association Meetings will resume in Listry Community Centre on MONDAY OCTOBER 2nd @ 3pm.Looking forward to meeting everybody again. New Members will be very welcome.

ZUMBA TONING: Zumba toning with Lelia in Listry Community Centre every Wednesday 7-8pm.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club LOTTO: No winner of our lotto draw 15/09/2017. Numbers drawn were 3, 6, 8 & 11. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 8, 15, 16 & 28. Next week’s jackpot 48,400 plus €1,000 bonus. CLARE CROSS COUNTRY: At Clare Open Cross Country held on Sunday last, Danielle O’ Riordan was 6th, Rachel Hickey 9th & Paddy Hickey 12th.

TRAINING: Club training commences this week Monday Gneeveguilla 7.30 pm, Tuesday Boherbue 6.00 pm, Friday Barradubh 6.30 pm and Saturday Riocht Track at 11.00 am. COUCH TO 5K: Commencing October 2nd in Barradubh for 8 weeks, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Killarney Tennis Club Looking to stay fit after the summer?

Join us at the Gleneagle Hotel Tennis courts on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7.30 pm. New members are always welcome. Upcoming competitions: Karen Jaegermann Cup on Monday Oct 2nd and Winter league begins on Monday Oct 9th. For further information please email davidbutler1@eircom.net or call 0868136426.

Beaufort Golf Club (Ladies Branch) 15th & 17th September - Captains Prize to the Ladies - Sponsored by Captain Mike Lynch and Burkes Butcher. 1st Catherine Murphy (22) 30 pts, 2nd Noreen Kinsella (31) 28 pts, 3rd Aideen Ryan (35) 24 pts.

FIXTURES: 23rd/24th September - 18 Stableford Sponsored by Liam Bohan.

Ross GC, Killarney - Gents Club RESULTS: On Sunday last, we held a single stableford competition kindly sponsored by the Laurels. The winners were: - 1... Seamus McCarthy (19) 42 pts. 2...Johnny Brosnan (14) 40 pts 3...Tom McSweeney (15) 36 pts.

FIXTURES: On Sunday Sept 24th our President, Terence Mulcahy will hold his Presidents Prize with a single stableford competition. The entry sheet is now available so please add your name to it before 4.30 pm on Saturday as the draw for playing partners takes place then. There will be finger food served at 8.30 pm on Sunday night in

the Clubhouse followed by the presentation of prizes at 9 pm approx.

SYMPATHY: We extend our sympathy to Jim Fleming and Family on the recent death of his wife, Marjorie Fleming R.I.P.

Workmen’s Rowing Club TRAINING NEWS: Training has commenced at the Lakeshore on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Your coaches will remind you of your squad times.

UPCOMING EVENTS: The Irish Open , at the National Rowing Centre, takes place on the weekend of 14th & 15th October. These are compulsory trials for J16 upwards , wishing to be considered and included in the High Performance pathway. Best of luck to everyone as they prepare for this event.

FUNDRAISING CEILI: Workmen’s are excited to announce that tickets for our fundraising Ceili on Saturday 7th October at the Killarney Avenue Hotel are now in circulation and on sale. It’s going to be a fantastic night of dancing and fun!!! Music will be by Jerry Mc Carthy & co, and refreshments will be served. Tickets are great value at €10 each and are available from all club members or by phoning Pauline@ 087 6764880 or Karen @ 0861031999 . We look forward to everyone’s support; friends, extended families, co-workers and other local clubs. All welcome!!!

If any club member has not received your tickets yet, please contact us and we’ll get them to you.

On The Ball Dr Crokes Club MOLYNEAUX CUP FINAL: Congratulations to the Crokes Juniors in the Molyneaux Cup Final against Rathmore. They ran out winners with a score of 4-15 to 0-9. CONGRATUALTIONS: Congratulations to the Kerry team, management and backroom staff on winning the All Ireland Minor Football title especially to our lads Nelu O’ Doherty, Jack Griffin and Michael Potts. LOTTO: Lotto 2, 6, 10, 16 Jackpot €3000 Not Won Match 3 6 by €70. Next Draw Sunday 24th of September in Tatler Jack. Jackpot €3300.

East Kerry GAA EAST KERRY MD O’SHEAS UNDER 14 CHAMPIONSHIP: The East Kerry Under 14 Championship, spondored by MD O’Sheas, Kllarney, got under way on Tuesday. The championship continues on Sunday next, at 5pm with the following games: Division 1 and 2 Semi Finals: Killarney Legion V Winner of Currow/ Kilcummin, Winner Fossa/ Dr Crokes V Winner Firies/Glenflesk; Division 3: Loser of Currow/Kilcummin V Loser Firies/Glenflesk; Division 4 Final: Winner of Cordal-Scartaglen/ Rathmore V Winner Gneeveguilla/ Spa; Division 5 Final: Loser Cordal-Scartaglen/Rathmore V Loser Gneeveguilla/Spa. Best of luck to all.

SUPER GAMES CENTRE: St Brendan’s College students will travel to Abbotstown in Dublin next Thursday to take part in a Croke Park led national secondary school blitz day. The twenty students will play games with all

teams mixed on the day. The four provinces will be represented by 160 boys performing in a games based blitz format. Sean O’Sullivan (Listry) and Gary Vaughan (Spa) will referee games on the day. Thanks to Sean Coffey (Principal) for his support in organising the event. This is an excellent opportunity for all players to improve and develop skill levels in a fantastic setting. Vince Cooper East Kerry/ Kenmare GDA would like to thank all members of staff in St Brendan’s College for making this event a reality all support is much appreciated.

Firies Coiste na nOg U12 EAST KERRY GO GAMES: Well done to our U12s who kick-started their endeavors in group B of the Go Games against Beaufort on Sunday, 17th September. Weather conditions were perfect to secure a comfortable victory in Beaufort; Beaufort 4-05 Firies 5-11. Next on the schedule is a home game against Killarney Legion on Sunday, 24th September. Support for this home clash would be much appreciated. Firies U14s began their efforts in the U14 County Championship on Tuesday last against Glenflesk.

Results will be posted on our social media due to printing deadlines. A successful outcome will progress Firies onto division 2 semi-finals on Sunday, 24th at 5:00pm. Hearty congratulations to both Niall Donohue and Donnchadh O’Sullivan on their marvelous victory in the All-Ireland Minor Final last weekend. The club is very proud to have such great mentors within our GAA’s environment and their diligent and assiduous work has gained them the ultimate GAA silver wear; well done boys. SATURDAY MORNING TRAINING ACADEMY: Well done to our enthusiastic U6 boys who concluded their 2017 training last weekend. Training continues for our U8 and U10 boys on Saturday mornings at 10:30 for the remainder of September.

Fossa LOTTO: 17th September 2017. Numbers drawn were 4, 13, 21, 22. There was no jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot will be €4,800.

CONGRATS: A huge congratulations to David Clifford and his Kerry Minor team mates who completed a historic four in a row on Sunday. It was a complete team performance and great credit must go to Peter Keane and his backroom team for having them in pristine shape for the final. On a day when there were fifteen stars on the pitch for Kerry, one man stood head and shoulders above the rest. Scoring an incredible 4-04, David gave his greatest ever display at headquarters, social media went into meltdown and people simply ran out of superlatives to describe the talent that this boy is. He is a credit to his family, club and county. Well done also to Sophie Dennehy who gave a massive performance in the Primary games at half time of the minor game, playing in the sky-blue jersey of Dublin, she is a star of the future.

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On The Ball | Monday 5.30pm Junior Club Football Championship Listry 1.09 Lispole 0.10. Listry advanced in the Junior Football Championship following a 3-point victorious win over Lispole in Strand Road in Tralee last Saturday evening. Listry, playing against the wind, got off to a good start by Joe Clifford putting the 1st score on the score board from play after 3 minutes. Lispole’s Cathal O’Sullivan and Declan O’Sullivan from play put 2 points on the board for Lispole, this was the only time throughout the match that Lispole were ahead.

After 10 minutes Listry’s Joe Clifford scored Listry’s only goal and this set the tone for the 1st half, putting Listry well ahead going into the second.

Derry Ahern was swift with the ball in the first half scoring 2 points along with Gary O’Sullivan who also got a point. Cathal O’Sullivan from Lispole dominated the scoreboard by putting 4 points on the scoreboard, alongside Declan O’Sullivan with 1 point in the 1st half. Lispole showed strength and hunger throughout the 1st half, making 2 attempts to get goals on the scoreboard, however Listry proved too strong. Half Time: Listry 1.05 Lispole 0.05 Listry’s Joe Clifford’s talent and skill showed in the 2nd half as he got 3 points from play for Listry. Lispole started putting scores on the scoreboard with Declan and Cathal O’Sullivan scoring, the two main scorers throughout the match for Lispole.

Sub: Matthew Sean Griffin came in for Ciaran O’Sullivan 15 minutes into the second half, scored his 1st point, 4 minutes later. Listry’s Anthony Kennedy put the final touches on the game by scoring the final point for Listry before the final whistle was blown, giving Listry a worthy win.

Killarney Legion GAA Massive congrats to Cian Gammell who became the latest Legionnaire to bring a Celtic Cross back to Dirreen. Although David Clifford rightly stole the headlines with a majestic performance it must be said the Kerry defence to a man was superb, continuously beating their man to the ball and counter attacking at pace.

Cian, named at left corner back but lining out in the half back line, put in clever efficient display and now has 4 All Ireland medals to his name after a hugely satisfying 18 months. Due reward for a young player who spent endless hours on his own in Dirreen practicing and perfecting his skills at a very early age. Physical trainer Chris Flannery made sure the team was razor sharp while physio Katie O Driscoll had everyone fit and ready. Peter Keane now has an undefeated record as Kerry minor manager, an achievement which will stand with the best of them, one which he can be rightly proud of.

UNDER 15 GIRLS: On Monday night Legion Ladies U15’s travelled to Na Gaeil in Tralee to compete in their U15 Div 2 county semi-final. The Girls were

down in numbers owing to some being out sick and fielding as 13 a side bravely took on the Tralee girls. They started well and kept in touch for the initial stages with some skillfully taken points but two goals by a strong Na Gaeil team forced us into defensive play and while the girls stopped any further breaches of defence for goals, Na Gaeil managed to put away the game with points.

To our girls credit they battled to the end and made some valiant attacks but we were unable to capitalize owing to having too many players pulled back in defensive positions. Credit to Na Gaeil they had some strong performances on the pitch which kept their forwards with plenty of supply.

Focus for the girls will now revert back to their pending East Kerry Finals.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY: On Friday October 13th, we are holding our Annual Golf Classic in the superb Killarney Golf and Fishing Club. Sean Murphy is the superman behind our biggest fundraiser and he is currently busy finalizing details for the big day. The following Friday, October 20th, we will be holding our now Annual Mass. Last years was a great celebration with young and old all present. There’s more to a club than the on-field activities and it provides members with an opportunity to mix afterwards with tea, coffee and light refreshments served afterwards.

Every member is welcome.

LOTTO: Winning Nos. 3,7,16,20. No winner. Next week’s Jackpot €14800.

Sunday 24th September at 9pm.

Gneeveguilla GAA LOTTO: numbers 12,18,20,30. No Jackpot winner next week’s jackpot €7,250.Well done to Patrick Warren and the Kerry minors on Sunday. Scor na Nog will be held on Saturday 28th October. Competitors must be U17 years on January 1st 2018.All entries to Ellen O’Keeffe 0876981764 before October 12th.

Glenflesk GAA GLENFLESK SENIORS: (sponsored by O’Brien’s Topoil and the KerryWay) Our Senior team face Spa in the O Donoghue Cup 1st Rd on the 30th of September in Spa at 5pm.

KERRY MINORS: Congratulations to Christopher O Donoghue on winning the All Ireland with the Kerry Minors last Sunday adding to an already impressive list of honours.

GLENFLESK LOTTO: Congratulations to James Moynihan Rossacroo who was the winner of the Glenflesk Lotto in Murphy’s bar on the 11th of September, Jackpot €3200, numbers 1,6,19,21, next draw September 25th in Spillane’s jackpot €3000.

Kilcummin GAA KILCUMMIN GAA GOLF SOCIETY: President Jim Casey’s prize was held in Kenmare golf club on Saturday last with 24 members taking part. Despite all the recent wet weather the course was in a very playable condition

and produced a fine winner in Eoin O’Donoghue, Inchicullane playing off a handicap of 8 and scoring an impressive 38pts. Donie Broderick was just edged out into second place and other prize winners included Ian Millis, Joe Scannell and Humphrey Kerins.

Milltown / Castlemaine UNDER 14: The Mid Kerry finals of the Under 14 competition take place on Sunday next in Milltown Castlemaine GAA Grounds. Our own boys will take on Beaufort at 2 p.m. with Keel Listry taking on Laune Rangers at 4 p.m.

Looks like there is an exciting afternoon of football in store!

Please come along and support the home side.

Mid Kerry Senior Championship. On Saturday October 14th, the winners of Glenbeigh/Glencar Cromane versus Keel will play Milltown Castlemaine.

Venue and time TBC. MID KERRY MINOR CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI FINALS: On Sunday October 8th Beaufort will entertain Milltown Castlemaine with a 2 p.m. throw in Extra time playable. Your support will be very much appreciated.

LOTTO: Our Lotto Jackpot is now at a fantastic €16,200. The next draw will take place on Friday September 22nd in Larkin’s Bar -with €650 on offer for a match 3.

Listry GAA JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2017: Listry advanced to the Junior Football Championship Final following a 2-point victorious win over Lispole in Strand road in Tralee last Saturday evening 16th September. Listry 1.09 Lispole 0.10 EAST KERRY O DONOGHUE CUP 2017: Round 1: Listry V Kilcummen on Sunday 1st October 2017 at 3 pm in Listry.

Extra time if necessary.

LOTTO: Numbers Drawn 3, 18, 19, 23.

Next Sunday 24th Jackpot e9,500 ALL IRELAND KERRY MINORS: Congratulations to Peter Keane, Management and The Minors Players on a fantastic win and super display on winning 4 in a row against Derry in the All Ireland Minor Final. Congratulations to the Man of the Match, David Clifford scoring an impressive 4-04 on the day, outstanding performance.

U12 GO GAMES FIXTURES: Listry u12’s v Kilgarvan/Tuosist in Listry at 12 noon on Sunday next September 24th. U12’s training every Thursday evening. U14 Keel/Listry V Laune Rangers, Mid Kerry Final will be held on Sunday 24th at 4pm in Milltown.

Please come and support our juvenile teams.

Spa Club OPEN DAY: Sat Sept 23rd 2-5pm. A chance to see our top class facilities indoors and outdoors. Meet new friends and catch up with a few old. Great fun for all the family BBQ, face painting, bouncy castle, refreshments. Meet a few of your favourite characters. We welcome all new members: boys and girls to our club. Registration will be

taken on the day or come along to our fun training sessions ABC Nursery 3-6 Saturday 11.30 - 12-15. U8 -u10 boys Saturday 11.30 -12.30. U8 Girls: Saturday 11.30-12.30. Girls u10- u12 Wednesday 6-7. Home of Football and strong Irish culture in Scór.

U13 BOYS: Played final game of the east Kerry league at home to Rathmore last Monday evening.

Rathmore ran out winners in the end.

The coaches and the players would also like to wish Timmy Moynihan a speedy recovery.

MCELLIGOTT CUP SF: Spa 2-9 John Mitchels 2-12 UPCOMING FIXTURES: O’Donoghue Cup EK Championship: Spa v Glenflesk in Spa on Saturday Sept 30th @5pm. Ladies: Seniors play Jr B Final Spa v Moyvane: Clounmacon Sun Oct 1st @12noon in Tralee venue.

U12 Boys East Kerry League, Sun Oct 1st Spa away to Beaufort @12noon EAST KERRY: Best of luck to our minor and senior’s players involved with East KERRY MINORS: Well done to history making 4-in-a-row team All-Ireland champs. Great display by all the team especially superb Captain and Man of the Match David Clifford. Congrats to the management of Peter Keane and his backroom staff including our own Katie Purtill (physio) LOTTO: No jackpot winner. Numbers drawn 5,14,26,27. Next week’s Jackpot in the Killarney Heights will be €9,800.

Mid Kerry SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP: Round 1 both games 2.30pm with extra time playable. Sat 30th Sept Laune Rangers host Cromane & Sun 1st Oct Keel entertain Glenbeigh/Glencar. Semi Finals both games 2.30pm with extra time playable Sat 14th Oct winners of Keel/Glenbeigh/Glencar entertain Miltown/Castlemaine & Sun 15th Oct Winners of Laune Rangers/Cromane host Beaufort. Final will be played on Sun 29th Oct Venue and time to be confirmed MID KERRY MINOR CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI FINALS: Both games Sunday 8th Oct 2pm with extra time playable. Keel/Listry play Laune Rangers in Keel & Beaufort host Miltown/ Castlemaine. Final to be confirmed.

MID KERRY U14 FINALS: Sun 24th Sept in Miltown/Castlemaine GAA Grounds, 2pm B Final sees Beaufort take on Miltown/Castlemaine & 4pm A Final Sees Keel/Listry face Laune Rangers.MID KERRY U-15 SUPERTOUCH COMPETITION: takes place in Beaufort on Saturday 30th @10am.

This competition took place last year in Beaufort and proved to be very popular with players and mentors alike, and all teams in Mid Kerry Took part, with Milltown Castlemaine coming out on top and going on to represent Mid Kerry in the county Finals in Tralee were they Narrowly lost out in the Final to Austin Stacks. This will also be the format this year, the winners going on to represent Mid Kerry in the County Finals in Tralee in October, time, venue TBC.

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