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PAGE SIX Strict New Airbnb Ban Could Help Solve Rent Crisis Words: Adam Moynihan

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Killarney area available for rent. Meanwhile, there are over 300 Killarney properties listed on Airbnb. Many landlords currently favour short-term lettings as they are proving to be far more profitable than long-term lettings.

As previously reported in the Killarney Advertiser, the lack of appropriate rental opportunities in Killarney is having a significant effect on both residents and businesses alike. Many companies are struggling to attract staff to the town as prospective employees are simply unable to find accommodation.

The new laws will stipulate that only the principal residence or family home can be rented on a short-term basis.

Where a home or apartment is a person’s principal private residence, they

will be permitted to rent out a room, or rooms, within their home for shortterm letting without restriction (e.g.

B&B-type use).

However, they will only be allowed to sub-let their entire house without planning permission on the short-term market for an altogether period of 90 days or less annually, and they can only rent out their homes for 14 days or less at a time.

Outside of the family home, only properties with permission to operate as a tourist or short-term let could be used for this purpose.

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New laws effectively banning landlords from renting properties on a short-term basis in areas of high housing demand will be introduced from June 2019, it has been confirmed.

Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy unveiled plans for the new restrictions yesterday and it is hoped that the move will help to solve Ireland’s crippling housing crisis. Many people across the country are struggling to find suitable rented accommodation at a reasonable price. The growing number of houses being used as Airbnb properties has been cited as a major factor in the ongoing issue.

Currently, popular Irish property site daft.ie has just 12 properties in the

Incident At Killarney Post Office Appears On Crimecall Viewers from Killarney were left gobsmacked on Monday night when their local post office made an appearance on RTÉ’s Crimecall. The incident in question related to CCTV footage of a female customer unknowingly dropping an envelope as she exited the premises. The envelope contained a substantial amount of cash.

Another female in a brightly coloured shawl, who appears to be in the queuing area of the post office, can be seen picking up the envelope. She proceeds to exit the store, ostensibly to follow the woman and return the money. The envelope, however, never made it back to its rightful owner.

The Crimecall team appealed to anyone with information or who may recognise the woman to contact Killarney Garda Station on 064 66 31222.

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guidance that will issue from the Department of Housing,” Mr Murphy said.

“In areas of high housing demand and, taking into account other relevant factors such as cumulative impacts, it is unlikely that permission would be granted.”

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Noel Grimes (Killarney Deer Society), Master Tree Carver Will Fogarty (Fear na Coillte) and Mayor John Sheahan unveil the new sculpture. Also pictured are John Ahern (Town Engineer), Pádraig O’Sullivan (Park Ranger NPWS), Cormac Foley (Retired Superintendent Killarney National Park), Margaret Pigott (Killarney MD and Tidy Towns), Eileen O’Donoghue (Town Manager and Tidy Towns), Cllr Michael Gleeson (Tidy Towns) and Yvonne Quill (Tidy Towns). Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan.

Words: Adam Moynihan Celebrated young Irish actor Barry Keoghan has spoken of his admiration for brave Killarney teenager Ian O’Connell, saying he was “touched” by the local hero’s inspirational words.

The pair met at Cinema Killarney the world premiere of Tradition, a film shot entirely in Killarney by talented director Damien O’Callaghan. Keoghan gladly posed for a snap with Ian and later shared the image with his 52,000 followers on Instagram.

“I got to meet a man who I watched on the Late Late and was touched by his words,” the caption read. “He has the best attitude in life. I got to chat with him for a couple of minutes and the positivity that man has is inspirational. All the love, brother.”

Ian appeared on The Late Late Show in May and his inspirational motto, “If I can’s stand up, I’ll stand out,” moved viewers the length and breadth of the country. The Pinewood native also bravely spoke about the cycling accident that left him paralysed from the shoulders down and his ongoing recovery.

Keoghan is originally from Dublin but he frequently spends time in Killarney with girlfriend Shona Guerin, who hails from Beaufort. He is fast becoming one of Ireland’s most coveted movie stars following roles in Love/Hate, Trespass Against Us and Dunkirk. Earlier this year he was named Best Supporting Actor at the Irish Film and Television Awards for his role in The Killing of a Sacred Deer.

Keoghan isn’t the first celebrity to speak of their respect for Ian O’Connell. The Killarney man’s remarkable tale of bravery in the face of great adversity also attracted the attention of MMA superstar Conor McGregor, who met Ian at a UFC even in May. Conor and Ian have since struck up a friendship.

Staggering Sculpture Unveiled And Lit Up A wonderfully creative sculpture of a red stag leaping into the air has been officially unveiled at the busy Port Road-New Road junction.

Talented tree sculptor Will Fogarty from Ballyhoura, Co. Limerick was commissioned to create the piece. The sculpture has already won the hearts of locals, many of whom have been left in awe at the attention to detail and level of skill required to carry out such a task.

The feat is made all the more remarkable when one considers that the sculpture was carved entirely from an existing tree which had been dying for the past decade or so. The rotting Spanish chestnut tree had Phytophthora ink disease and the council decided to have it removed. Town Engineer John Ahern intervened, however, and suggested making it into a sculpture.

As our pictures show, the stag is now illuminated at night by purple lighting.

The Killarney Native Red Stag is the largest and the only native species to Ireland, believed to have had a continuous presence in Killarney since the end of the last Ice Age.

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No Additional Winter Beds For UHK Fianna Fáil TD for Kerry and Spokesperson on Primary Care and Community Heath John Brassil has said that despite all of the spin from Fine Gael, no additional bed capacity will be brought on stream this winter to alleviate the overcrowding at University Hospital Kerry.

Deputy Brassil was commenting after receiving a number of parliamentary replies from the Minister for Health and the HSE this week and comparing them to similar replies from during the summer.

“Despite all the huffing and puffing, it’s now abundantly clear that neither the HSE

nor the Government have any plans to increase capacity at UHK this winter despite there being consistent overcrowding at the hospital.

“Today, Wednesday 24th, there are 22 people lying on trolleys in UHK, and to date this year, 558 over 75 year olds spent more than 24 hours lying on trolleys in the hospital.

“I am very worried about patient safety this winter at University Hospital Kerry. To learn that there are no plans for additional capacity despite a commitment in the Government’s capital plan for 33 new beds for UHK is very concerning.”

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Eagers staff members Caitlin Kerin and Elaine O’Connor with proprietor Pat Duggan. A lotto ticket worth €250k was recently sold at the popular newsagents. Pic: Don MacMonagle.

Killarney’s mystery lotto winners have stepped forward to accept their prize but the lucky pair have decided to remain anonymous, officials have confirmed.

Speaking to the Killarney Advertiser a fortnight ago, owner of Eagers Newsagents Pat Duggan revealed that a winning Lotto Plus ticket worth a whopping €250,000 had been sold at his store on High Street.

Pat was hopeful that a local had bought the ticket and he got his wish as a lottery spokesperson says that a Killarney couple were the lucky winners.

The winners have said that they will use the money to pay off their mortgage.

This was the first big lottery win at the popular newsagents and Pat says he is hopeful of more in the future.

Killarney Remembers The Late Eileen Dero

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The town of Killarney was saddened this past week following the death of popular local businesswoman Eileen Dero O’Sullivan Quille.

Eileen was a familiar face to locals owing to her prominent role in the family business, Dero’s of Main Street. Dero’s has been successful coach and taxi operator since opening in 1949, bringing countless locals and tourists around the Ring of Kerry and on day trips to various other landmarks around the county.

The beloved wife of Michael and mother of Michael and Catherine, she was predeceased by her husband and her son Denis.

She is further survived by her son-in-law Denis, daughter-in-law Kate, grandchildren Kate, Connor, Genevieve and Devlin, sisters Bridie, Kathleen and Nora, step-daughters, brothers-in-law, nephews, nieces, other relatives and a great many friends.

The family has asked for donations in lieu of flowers to be made to the National Council for the Blind.

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Some of the attendees at the 10th Annual Afternoon Tea hosted by Killarney Rotary Club.

Rotary Club Raises Funds For SouthWest Counselling The 10th Annual Afternoon Tea hosted by Killarney Rotary Club was held last Saturday at the Great Southern Killarney. It was once again a sell-out well in advance. This year’s beneficiaries are SouthWest Counselling Centre.

CEO of the centre Jimmy Mulligan addressed the guests and explained the need for constant fundraising and involvement in events such as this to provide the affordable service that they have given in Killarney since 1994. He briefly spoke about the various types of counselling available locally and at their outreach centres in Killorglin and Kenmare, and also through their workshops run in Kerry schools. He stressed that money raised locally is spent locally and thanked everybody for attending and supporting the cause.

Killarney Rotary Club were delighted to host it once again at Great Southern Killarney where they also hold their weekly club meetings. The food was top class and a pianist entertained guests on arrival and during the champagne reception in the foyer.

After this Afternoon tea was served in The Garden Restaurant. There was a fashion show where up to date styles were shown by multi award winning designer Clodagh Irwin Owens, Scarlett Boutique (Scotts St), Brian de Staic Jewellery (Killarney & Dingle) and Lynes Childrenswear (High St). Afterwards, Lillie Foley from Killarney sang and wowed everyone with her amazing voice. The sound equipment was provided

by Mike Neeson and Rossa Foley was DJ for the event. The event was recorded by photographer David Rolt who offered his services for the day.

Everyone involved gave their time and services for free so all proceeds will go to the chosen charity. So many businesses donated prizes for the raffle and everybody who won prizes was very happy to be bringing something home and others got ideas for Christmas presents from the vast array of prizes on offer.

The Club are most grateful to all who donated. Killarney Rotary Club President 20182019 The Ven. Simon Lumby thanked everyone for attending and supporting this event, which is now in its 10th year. He thanked main organiser of the Afternoon Tea event, Rotarian Ciara Irwin-Foley, for co-ordinating this event for the past 10 years since she was Club President.

The next Rotary event is the Wine & Art Evening which is on Thursday, November 29 in Great Southern Killarney. Tickets are now going on sale locally.

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The “speaking ill of the dead” strategy Words: Anne Lucey

Rattoo farmer Michael Ferris at the Central Criminal Court.

It was going to be “all duck or no dinner,” the wily Cork solicitor Frank Buttimer remarked privately as the jury went out to deliberate at the end of the trial of dairy farmer Michael Ferris for the murder of a neighbouring tillage farmer in Rattoo.

The duck comment disturbed a colleague on the press bench who has pet ducks and is a vegetarian. One of her ducks is called Gertrude. Why this is memorable, I don’t know but during an awful trial it was nice to hear about Gertrude the Duck, who seemed straight out of a children’s Beatrix Potter Tale.

In the adult world of the court room, a tougher fiction was at work and the phrase, which apparently stems from the Anglo-Irish fondness for duck shooting, was entirely apt: to pull off a manslaughter verdict in a case in which the accused had admitted to the gardaí he set out with nothing good on his mind when he blocked the road and then got up on this teleporter to drive the prongs through the stalled car of Anthony O’Mahony, would be “all duck”.

That the defence managed to bag a manslaughter verdict was a huge feat of persuasion. The difference is, of course, that murder would see 63-year-old Ferris in jail for the rest of his life, and manslaughter will see him out in six or seven years, perhaps. Whether he will be driving teleporters again remains to be seen. There are no longer crow bangers in Rattoo, the trial was told.

But it was another phrase which stuck in my mind during what was a gruesome trial: “speaking ill of the dead”. To bring home the duck, defence counsel Brendan Grehan, regarded as the best in the country, stuck to character assassination in his own words to the jury.

“We do not normally speak ill of the dead,” he said. But it was necessary to show why Ferris did what he did, was the argument.

For me, the relentless attack by both prosecution and defence witnesses on the man who had died so gruesomely on his way to his wheat fields was deeply disturbing. Minor incidents were dragged up. A shot he fired 30 years ago at members of the Ballyduff gun club going through his wheat in Rattoo was marched into court, and gruff remarks to a Swiss man with a holiday home.

He was odd, he was difficult, etc. etc.

There was little or nothing about his ingenuity in crop growing, nothing about the agreement with the OPW which has allowed Rattoo Tower to be fenced off and nothing about the awful crow problem in Rattoo which perhaps led to the overuse of the crow banger at certain periods.

Not speaking ill of the dead is an ancient proscription. It goes way back to classical Greece. But speaking ill of the dead is a strategy that is increasingly used in modern Ireland these days: the victim brings about his own demise, is really what is being established. It is an awful vista and I think we cross the Rubicon with it.

It was the first time too the defence of “cumulative provocation” had been used in such a trial, outside, say, domestic violence incidents. The fear in the public mind now is that anyone regarded as different, or odd or even a loner, or saying odd and annoying things over the years, could be seen to bring it upon themselves to be a target.

The repercussions of this trial and of the 10:2 verdict - not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter - of this Kerry jury will be “chewed over” for years, and legions of lawyers will dine out on it!

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40 Years Of Irish Rallying Celebrated In Killarney

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Frank O’Mahony, Chairman of the TROA, presenting the ITRC 2018 Championship Award to Andy Hayes, co-driver and Josh Moffett, driver with Gerard Quinn for Ford Performance at the ITRC Award Dinner in the Gleneagle Hotel last Saturday night.

Pics: Ted O’Connell.

Dan O’Leary (3rd from left) was in good company at the ITRC Award Dinner. Irish Rally legends filled the Geneagle ballroom last Saturday night (From L to R) Austin McHale, five-time winner of the ITRC driver’s title, Rory Kennedy, co-driver of the late Bertie Fisher, 4 time winner of the ITRC co-driver’s title, and Andrew Nesbitt, 2 time winner of the ITRC driver’s title.

Diarmuid Cronin (centre), Chairman of Killarney and District Motor Club, presenting a special Recognition Award and Honoury Membership to Mike and Noreen Marshall.

Johnny Hickey, Killarney and District Motor Club PRO, presents a Special Appreciation Award to Diarmuid Cronin, K&DMC Chairman.

Killarney and District Motor Club played host to the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship Award Dinner at the Gleneagle Hotel last Saturday night. Each year this prestigious event is rotated between the participating clubs and this year was a special year for both the Killarney & District Motor Club and the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship as they both celebrated their 40th anniversary.

To coincide with honouring the 2018 championship winners, past winners were also honoured. This was a momentous gathering of motorsport greats for whom countless rally fans lined the ditches of Ireland for so many years, providing spectacular memories by demonstrating heroic skills in legendary cars in pursuit of that ultimate prize.

The Killarney & District Motor Club pulled out all the stops for this celebration of Irish rallying with the Gleneagle Ballroom filled with such tarmac titans as Austin McHale, Billy Coleman, Kenny McKinstry, Andrew Nesbitt, John Coyne, Tim McNulty and the young guns Gareth McHale, Keith Cronin, Robert Barrable, and brothers Sam and Josh Moffett were all in attendance and interviewed throughout the night by Martin Walsh of the Examiner.

Ireland’s most successful WRC competitor, five-time WRC rally winner and Killarney native Paul Nagle was in attendance, comparing notes with fellow competitors.

Phil Collins from Great Britain received a special award for his continuous support to Irish Rallying and his endless enthusiasm to compete here in Ireland. He spoke of his

first time competing in the Killarney International Rally of the Lakes and collecting his prize in the same venue 38 years previous, a venue synonymous with Irish rallying.

He also went on to thank Mike and Noreen Marshall for persuading him to compete in Killarney all those years ago and as testimony to the high standard of the event, he became a constant on the entry list.

John Naylor, President of Motorsport Ireland, also spoke highly of the K&DMC contribution to the sport and to Dermot Healy and his team for hosting an excellent event.

Gerard Quinn of Ford Performance was also on hand to perform prizegiving duties.

Frank O’Mahony, Chairman of the TROA, spoke very highly of the K&DMC’s contribution to the championship and particularly Dermot Healy and his team for representing both organisations so well in a very well-hosted event. It truly was a fantastic social night of rally festivity, talk and chat. The setting was all that of a World Rally event.

Killarney & District Motor Club presented a special Recognition Award and Honorary Membership to the four founding members of the K&DMC, all of whom are still members today. Fintan Foley (Blennerville), Michael Buckley (Faha) and Mike and Noreen Marshall (Killarney) were recognised for their dedicated service to the club over the past 40 years.

The club also presented a Special Appreciation Award to Diarmuid Cronin, K&DMC Chairman, for his ongoing commitment and dedicated service as club chairman over the past 10 years.

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Deadline Closes For Submissions On Pretty Polly Site Words: Anne Lucey

The deadline closes today, Friday, for proposals for the development of the 7.4-acre Pretty Polly site. Dublin based BNP Paribas real estate agents are handling the submissions, and they say there have been quite a few.

The old factory and land was given in trust to the town council in 2009, which is now, of course, under the control of Kerry County Council.

The local authorities have sat on it since. In stark contrast to the Island of Geese site in Tralee where it was all hands on deck from the get go in the three or four years since it was handed over. The old bacon factory on the Tralee site has already been taken demolished.

Contrast this with the lack of action in the Killarney factory.

At least now, however, with the council’s decision to

The Brehon • K invite “expressions of interest” from community as well as commercial organisations for the site, which will remain in council ownership, we will get proposals.

Your Town Needs You Speaking of new councils, who will run in the new area which will stretch from Rockfield to Rathmore and from Muckross to the Clydagh valley? Castleisland and Scartaglin have been taken out, and Kilgarvan remains outside the Killarney area.

We badly need Killarney people on the new council and we badly need more local meetings in the town hall but, apart from the sitting councillors, who new can we expect to see? The smaller area should mean a new more energetic council more concentrated on Killarney and its unique needs.

I can think of two former councillors, both of them female, whom I would dearly like to see on the bal-

It’s highly likely the 1,000 sq metre factory will have to be demolished. The zoning is industrial and mixed use and it is being proposed to vary this slightly to allow also for housing - Cllr Donal Grady was to the fore in that proposal. So there might be a proposal for a shopping centre cum park cum housing, or maybe even a new courts complex. Who knows what will come back?

However, what is important is that whatever comes back will be acted upon and the new council in May when Killarney will be a seven-seater will take it on board quickly. Council managements says the expressions of interest will be considered “as soon as possible”.

We hope it will be quicker than the Áras Phadraig which seems to have gone off the boil somewhat.

Words: Anne Lucey

lot paper. Might either Sheila Dickson or Sheila Casey be persuaded to return? They brought a rare energy to the council in their time and were the first female voices in the town hall.

It was no coincidence that the long awaited playground got underway, that a smart uniform was adopted and civic receptions took on a bit more glamour with their presence.

We need strong voices to poke the council management into action for Killarney. Part of the reason Tralee is getting so much is thanks to its councillors who include a solicitor, an auctioneer and a college lecturer. They are working in team fashion with man-

agement, many of whom are, of course, Tralee based also.

Is there any Killarney solicitor who might like to run?

Pat F O’Connor was a magnificent, outspoken and brave councillor in his day and might he be tempted to return?

I was thinking of devising a poster much like the First World War Kitchener poster, “Your Town Needs You!” Meanwhile, Cllr Donal Grady raised an interesting point at the recent budget meeting in Tralee which was concentrated on the outgoing electoral area.

“Why are we talking about Castleisland when it will be gone in May?” was his question. Why, indeed.

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The lucky winners of the Fancy Dress Parade will receive a Boys Flicker A3 Air Scooter for the Best Dressed Boy and a Girls Flicker A3 Air Scooter for the Best Dressed Girl, both sponsored by World of Wonder. The Best Dressed Family in association with Select Hotels of Ireland will win a fabulous family break in The Twin Trees Hotel, Co. Mayo.

(2 nights B&B and 1 Dinner for 2 Adults & 2 Kids under 12 sponsored by Select Hotels and The Twin Trees Hotel).

The Best Dressed Adult will collect a Family Pass for Killarney Ghost Tours. All entrants are asked to please donate €1 in support of Killarney Rotary Club’s campaign to End Polio Now. Our panel of judges are looking forward to seeing some more fantastic and unusual costumes this year. Every child will be given a goodie bag, and there’s even a treat in store for parents, as everyone who comes along to the party will receive a voucher from Select Hotels of Ireland offering a free second night’s stay when you book one night away at any Select Hotel nationwide.

We will have bouncy castles with A Time to Party, free Halloween face painting to put the finishing touch to your outfit or get creative at the free Halloween recycled arts and crafts workshops. There will be free children’s entertainment with spooky storytelling sessions and Punch and Judy puppet shows in the Yurt from 2-4pm.

Killarney Candle Makers and Clay Fun will also be on hand to help you create a personalised candle or clay de-

Last year’s Halloween Parade was a huge success. Pic: Eamonn Keogh.

sign – a small materials charge applies.

Ireland’s premier Outlet Centre hosts a bespoke Arts, Crafts and Food Fair on the ground floor on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 of October. Support local artists, craft workers and food producers and check out the exquisite range of unique handcrafted goods on offer, with something to suit all tastes and pockets.

Paul Sherry, General Manager at Killarney Outlet Cen-

tre can’t wait for the mayhem and madness to kick off: “Halloween is a great time for the kids to be kids and I know families are really looking forward to our Fancy Dress Party and all the free fun activities, to which all are welcome!”

Check out www.killarneyoutletcentre.com and Facebook for more information on all that Killarney Outlet Centre.

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“Our motto is ‘Anywhere in the Kingdom’, which means we’re here to serve you and drive you wherever you want to go,” Tony adds. “Be it the local post office, a bespoke Ring of Kerry tour or a convention at a Killarney hotel, we’ve got you covered.”

Sage Taxis have built up a loyal customer base over the course of the past decade or so and Tony says their relationship with regular clientele is key to the company’s ongoing success.

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Tony Togher started Sage Taxis (previously Tony Togher Taxis) back in 2007 and over the past 11 years his family-run business has grown from strength to strength.

Tony initially operated in Rathmore but has since expanded to Killarney and the greater South Kerry area.

“Our goal is to provide people with a comfortable, safe and quick way of getting around their beloved town and county,” Tony explains. “We also provide a bespoke driving service to corporate clients, tourists, and the thousands of visitors that flood into Kerry every year: whether it’s golf trips, nature tours or airport transfers.”

Sage Taxis have a superb range of vehicles for you to choose from. Slick saloons, hatchbacks and eight-seaters, perfect for customers who want that bit more luxury. Sage’s tour buses can include a large trailer, ideal for camping, hiking and golf gear, and their

Included are from left, Jason Murhill, Liam Wharton, Tom Leslie, Veronica Heaslip, Secretary, Donie Murhill, Jackie Ryan, Jamie Mannix, Danny O’Leary, President, Shane Godley, Thomas Wharton, Chairman, Deputy Danny Healy Rae, TD., Seamus O’Donoghue, Colin Wharton, Ryan Wharton. Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan

Ploughing Association To Hold Second Competition The recently affiliated Killarney Ploughing Association will hold their second points competition on Sunday, November 4 on the grounds of Coffey’s Farm, Fossa, leased by Tony Wharton. The ploughing match begins at 11am.

It promises to be a great day of ploughing, conversation and plenty of tea!

This is the second time a points match will be held in the Killarney and South Kerry area since the 1960s. The event was launched on Saturday by Deputy Danny Healy-Rae TD on the Wharton’s Farm, Dromin. There are now six ploughing associations in Kerry, strongest of course in North Kerry, Ardfert, Abbeydorney, Ballyheigue, Ballyduff and Causeway.

“We are delighted to host our second points competition,” said PRO Siobhán Wharton. “Ploughing is such a wonderful tradition and heritage. The interest is

enormous. The association would also like to congratulate two of our members, Shane Godley and Michael Brosnan, who competed in the National Ploughing Championships. The Association wish to thank all of our sponsors for their continued support.”

There was a strong tradition of ploughing in Killarney and South Kerry area in the 1950s. Killarney’s incredible ploughmen excelled in competition, winning six All-Ireland titles. They also hosted the first World Championships in 1954 and represented Ireland in Ontario, Canada in the World Championships. Killarney also hosted the National Ploughing Championships in 1939 and 1961. The Association President Mr Danny O’Leary of Bishop’s Farm, Ballycasheen was himself a champion at ploughing, winning many titles in the 1960s.

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Memorial Programme FRIDAY NOV 2nd – SUNDAY NOV 4th, 2018

EXHIBITIONS O’Flaherty Related Books Exhibition Cahersiveen Library (Permanent Display)

Remembering a great humanitarian

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Photo & Memorabilia Exhibition

Killarney Library Friday Nov 2nd – Saturday Nov 10th (Normal Library Hours)

HUMANITARIAN AWARD CEREMONY

Ireland’s Rescue Services (Kerry Mountain Rescue / Irish Coast Guard / R.N.L.I.) Preceded by the official book launch of “LEO’S WAR” followed by a short talk & book signings by author Patricia Murphy

Saturday November 3rd, 2018 - 8.00.p.m.

Killarney House Admission is Free.

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OTHER EVENTS • To mark the 55th Anniversary of the Monsignor’s passing, on Tuesday October 30th, wreaths will be laid at his grave in Cahersiveen and at the Memorial in Killarney.

•The Monsignor will be remembered at the 10.30.a.m.

Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral on Sunday Nov 4th.

• The Hugh O’Flaherty Perpetual Cup Golf Competition Sunday Nov 4th. Entries to Killarney Golf & Fishing Club Members & Guests.

(Details from Killarney Golf & Fishing Club 064 6631034)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & THANKS The Memorial Society wishes to acknowledge the substantial financial & practical support received from Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce and also the Kerry County Council Community Support Fund 2018. We also wish to acknowledge the support of all schools in the Killarney Parish for presenting the Schools Bursary to the Award Recipient.

The Memorial Society also wishes to acknowledge the tremendous support received from: The Killarney Advertiser, MacMonagle Photography, Killarney House & Gardens, Killarney & Cahersiveen Libraries, Killarney Tourist Office, Killarney Printing, Killarney Parish, Valerie O’Sullivan and our Friends and Patrons and all others who assist us during the year.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT THE HUGH O’FLAHERTY MEMORIAL SOCIETY: Tel: +353 (0)64 6637928 | E-mail: oflahertysociety2008@gmail.com | www.hughoflaherty.com

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Great Southern Recognised For Great Drive The team at Great Southern Killarney have been honoured with a prestigious award from the Irish Golf Tour Operators’ Association (IGTOA). The award for Large Golf Hotel of the Year 2018 was bestowed to Great Southern and is the fifth award in a row for the hotel, which earlier this year rebranded to its iconic previous identity, the Great Southern.

The award from the IGTOA was presented to Ettienne Van Vrede, CEO of the Hayfield Family Collection, at the association’s annual National Golf Tourism Conference & Gala which took place last night on Tuesday. The Hayfield Family Collection is owned by the Scally family, who also own Hayfield Manor in Cork and Killarney Royal Hotel, both of which have previously been recognised with IGTOA awards.

Representing his team, Ettienne Van Vrede stated: “We wish to extend sincere thanks to all our golf tour operator partners who have worked so hard to make Ireland a global golf destination. We are delighted to do our part by welcoming golfers from across the globe to Great Southern and by ensuring that they experience the warmth and hospitality for which Ireland is famous.

“At Great Southern, we are driven to consistently improve our service, to create an outstanding guest experience, and that aim provides motivation and strong purpose to every member of our team. The golf tourism industry is a vital economic contributor to business in Killarney and subsequently helps us to maintain and invest in the exceptional beauty of our destination. This is a tremendous win for all the team at Great Southern and for all our local partners who

make Killarney such a wonderful visitor experience.”

In recent times, Great Southern Killarney has achieved great success with awards such as Ireland’s Hotel Bar of the Year, Ireland’s Best Four Star Hotel and Best Hotel Breakfast at the Gold Medal Awards, and Best Conference Venue at the National Hospitality Awards.

Pictured: Ron Smartt (GTOA), Ettienne Van Vrede (CEO Hayfield Family Collection), Karen Fleming (Sales Director), Claire Scally (Communications Director) and Travelling The Fairways & IGTOA Sponsor Louise Finnegan.

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Councillor Michael Cahill has called on Kerry County Council to help Killorglin become the National Cycle Centre of Ireland by assisting them with their plans to develop an Indoor Velodrome and Olympic Supercross BMX track.

Councillor Cahill said Killorglin has a great tradition in cycling, including a former winner of the Rás Tailteann, the great Gene Mangan. The Fianna Fáil Councillor said a campaign took place a number of years ago headed up by the late Paddy O’Callaghan to make Killorglin the National Cycle Centre of Ireland.

The Rossbeigh councillor said Killorglin would be an ideal location and, when developed, such a facility will attract national and international teams and athletes to the Killorglin/Mid Kerry region.

Actress Deirdre O’Kane was presented with the ‘Maureen O’Hara Award’ as part of Kerry Film Festival at the weekend, she is pictured Grace O’Donnen, Kate Kennelly Kerry County Council, Maeve McGrath director of Kerry Film Festival, Tom Randles, sponsor, Aine Moriarty CEO of the Irish Film and Television Academy and Aileen Randles sponsor. Pic: Sally MacMonagle.

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A time to plant: The Autumn Planters (Killarney Tidy Towns Volunteers) were out in force at the weekend planting a series of snowdrop and bluebell bulbs on Mission Road in time for next spring. Pictured are Claresse, Emma Philips, Luke Moynihan, Cllr Michael Gleeson, The Venerable Archdeacon Simon Lumby and Anna McGuire.

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At a special presentation of the biography ‘The Man Who Built Washington: A life of John McShain’ by Carl M. Brauer to Killarney House on Wednesday were Maria Sullivan (Ross Castle), Conor Doolan (Killarney House), Tommy O’Connor (Kerry County Library), Pat Dawson (Killarney House), Eamon Brown (Killarney Library) and Majella Starrett (Ross Castle). Pic: Dylan Clifford.

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Golf Club Honours Founding Members On 125th Anniversary Junior Minister Brendan Griffin TD was on hand to launch commemorative plaques for Killarney Golf and Fishing Club as they celebrate their 125th anniversary. The launch took place at Killarney House and Gardens as the history of Killarney Golf Club is inextricably intertwined with the story of the Earls of Kenmare, and in particular Lord Castlerosse.

Historically, both locations have benefitted from the generosity of benefactors such as the McShain family, Lord Castlerosse, and Beatrice Grosvenor, who in generously donating their estates to the Irish Republic, have ensured that many generations to come will have the absolute pleasure of visiting and viewing these beautiful locations.

While the primary mission of Killarney Golf and Fishing Club is what it says in its name - to promote golf and fishing – the club are very conscious in celebrating its anniversary that they not only celebrate the present but also mark the past by erecting these commemorative plaques. In this way, the story of the men and women who founded Killarney Golf and Fishing Club and the story of its various locations will not be forgotten and will live on in present and future memories.

The names of all the founder members are on a plaque and will be displayed permanently in Killarney Golf and Fishing Club. Relatives of the Downing Brothers, represented by Creagh Downing and Lady Tucker, and Ellen O’Connell, represented by Katie and Clare O’Connell, who were involved in the founding of the club.

Lady Tucker was a founder member of the club and she was also a scratch golfer - both activities would not have been the norm for the majority of women at that time.

As part of Killarney Golf Club’s 125, the Ladies Club, in consultation with Ellen and Lady Tucker’s family, re-designated the Lake Cup as the Ellen Lady Tucker Cup which was awarded to the best net score in Handicap 18 and

Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan.

under on this year’s Lady Captain’s Day. Paddy McCarthy and his family and Mary Shanahan were also presented with a commemorative plaque. Killarney Golf Club was located on Paddy McCarthy’s land (Deerpark) from 1893-1936 and the clubhouse of Killarney Golf Club was located in Brú na Páirce which is the property of Mary Shanahan.

Pat Dawson of Killarney House and Gardens was presented with a plaque to acknowledge the involvement of Valentine Browne, the 6th Earl of Kenmare, in establishing Killarney Golf and Fishing Club at its current lakeside location at Mahony’s Point in 1939. Valentine Browne was better known as Lord Castlerosse and is quoted as saying, “When anyone sees Killarney, even if he is the basest heretic, he must believe in God”. Lord Castlerosse found it necessary to find a new location for Killarney Golf Club due to the fact that the land agent for that part of the

Kenmare Estate located at Deerpark and comprising of the then Killarney Golf Club was instructed by receivers to obtain a proper market rate for the letting of the lands.

The lands at that time in 1936 were let to Killarney Golf Club at a peppercorn rent of just 1 shilling per annum and, following a review, it was decided that the rate should rise to £75 per annum. This was a massive and potentially ruinous increase, and one that the then membership of some 130 could not afford. After all they were only paying 1 guinea per annum as their subscription, which in total amounted to £136 and 10 shillings.

Thanks to the vision of these men and women, Killarney Golf and Fishing Club found a new home on the shores of Lough Lein. This vision has made the club what it is today, with all its rich history and breath-taking scenery, and we look forward to what the next 125 years will bring.

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Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra had the delight of welcoming former student, author of sell-out show ‘Patrick’ and well-known journalist Aidan O’Conner as the guest speaker at their recent awards ceremony. The Local to Global theme chronicled the wide-ranging experiences exhausted by the variety of students in SPSL, from the obvious in-house and state exams in Rathmore, to triumph in the National Basketball Arena, to the unusual success of fielding four Kerry minors on their Croke Park journey, to stardom in Sarajevo noted by MC Carmel O’Keeffe.

“Any award is no mean feat,” Aidan acknowledged in how the school values the whole student in the array of awards.

The local historian engaged the audience with a brilliant speech on having “no regrets and no fears”. The message was powerful and the advice to be “one’s own best” was important. This connected with the recurrent concept of determination. He continued this theme and gave

Leaving Cert Student of the Year Diarmaid Nagle with Denis Kerins (Principal) and Maria Hanrahan (Deputy Principal). Also pictured are Academic Excellence in the Leaving Cert award recipients Kieran Dalton, Shauna Davies, Gearóid O’ Leary, Derry McCarthy, Kayla O’Riordan, Brian Courtney, Katie Horgan.

Absent from photo: Cathal Collins, Bríd O’Connor and Hannah Wright. Pic: Eamonn Keogh.

a deeply personal and moving anecdote about his son, Oisín, ironically being his teacher with his unconditional and non-judgemental love. “Being the best that you can be” is a key quality and skill

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Basketball coach Jim Hughes praised the All-Ireland wins and said that the 3rd year

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boys (U-16A Boys League and South West League) team were unusual in that fact they have won the title for three years in a row. Considering the size of the school in a small rural village it was an amazing achievement of dedication, determination and huge success to win at the top level of Irish basketball.

The Leaving Certificate Student of the Year was Diarmaid Nagle. His excellent results meant he is in the 0.3 % of students to accomplish such high grades.

He was on the successful maths team, he never missed a day of secondary school and was always first into the classroom.

11 students scored higher than 500 points, representing 1.1% of the country. They were Diarmaid Nagle, Kieran Dalton, Shauna Davies, Gearóid O’Leary, Cathal Collins, Bríd O’Connor, Derry McCarthy, Kayla O’Riordan, Brian Courtney, Katie Horgan and Hannah Wright.

The Junior Certificate Student of the Year joint winners with 9 As each were Aisling Brosnan Susan Cahill.

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New Drink-Driving Laws Don’t Forget To Vote…

Officially In Effect The presidential election and blasphemy referendum are both taking place today so don’t forget to exercise your democratic right and get out and vote.

The location of your polling station will be written on your polling card.

If you haven’t received a polling card, your local council will be able

A new provision that will see drink-drivers facing an automatic disqualification from the road were implemented from midnight last night. The Minister for Transport announced the commencement of the drink-driving provisions of the Road Traffic Act yesterday afternoon.

Speaking at the launch, Minister Shane Ross described the measure as a significant step to clamp down on drink-driving. Minister Ross said it was “always wrong to give people the mild slap on the wrist of three penalty points for such lethal behaviour”.

He accused some of his Oireachtas colleagues of trying to delay the provision by playing irresponsible parliamentary games. The bill was passed in July, but it had been delayed for several months due to the strong opposition mounted by a small number of TDs from the Rural Independent Group.

Drivers detected by a member of An Garda Síochána with between 50mg and 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood, 107mg of alcohol per 100ml of urine, or 35 mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath, will be disqualified from holding a driving licence for a period of 3 months and receive a fine of €200.

to guide you (as long as you are registered).

Polls opened at 7am this morning and will close at 10pm tonight. As long as you’re in the door before 10pm, you will be allowed to vote.

Voters are warned that there may be a last-minute rush, so voting earlier in the day is advisable.

American Football To Return To Croke Park College football will return to Dublin in 2020 when Notre Dame and Navy will meet in their annual rivalry game at the Aviva Stadium.

The teams last met in Ireland in 2012 when Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish routed the Midshipmen 50-10 in front of more than 48,000 fans.

Since then, Penn State have faced Central Florida at Croke Park in 2014, while 2016 saw Georgia Tech defeat Boston College at the Aviva.

Their 2020 match-up will be played on August 29 and act as their respective first game of the season, and it marks the start of a new five-game agreement for games to take place in Ireland.

Ireland’s Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said: “College football is one of the greatest spectacles in world sport and to bring it back to Ireland for a five-game series is wonderful news for Irish tourism and for sports fans.”

Trump Corner Trump Blames Media As Pipe Bombs Target Democrats Tweeting yesterday, President Donald Trump blamed the news media for the division and anger in the United States, as the authorities discovered more pipe bombs intended for the president’s political rivals.

Mr Trump had called the night before for national unity in response to pipe bombs directed at some of his favourite targets, but soon after said the “Mainstream Media,” which he called “Fake News,” was at fault for the anger because of its “false and inaccurate reporting.”

In his tweet yesterday morning, Mr Trump did not mention that CNN, the news network that he has long assailed and called “fake news,” was among

the targets of a pipe bomb, along with former President Barack Obama, former Vice President Joseph R Biden Jr and the actor Robert De Niro.

Mr Trump’s posture as a leader working to bring the country together - saying on Wednesday that any attempted terrorist act “against any American is an attack on every American” - was brief.

Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, pointed to the president’s tweet on Thursday morning as motivation for Democrats to vote in the coming midterm elections.

The White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, defended her boss yesterday in remarks to Fox News. “The president, I think, could not have been more presidential when he spoke,” she said.

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Their first comeback gig in Croke Park quickly sold out leaving many fans disappointed, but fans can now try to snap up tickets for their second show on Saturday, July 6 in the stadium.

The band, made up of Nicky Byrne, Kian Egan, Mark Feehily, Shane Filan, recently told RTÉ 2FM’s Jenny Greene they “honestly harbour no ill feeling” towards their former bandmate Brian McFadden who left the group in 2004.

“We honestly harbour no ill feeling towards Brian whatsoever,” said Greene’s 2FM co-host Byrne. “Never have done. I suppose when we first

got back, when Westlife... When we first got back to talk about it [reuniting], we all discussed that we were always going to take Westlife off again where we left it in 2012.

“Brian walked away obviously in 2004 and what people forget is that it sometimes hurts us a little bit when you see the headlines that ‘Simon Cowell wanted Brian’ [for the reunion].”

“We never fell out with Brian and none of those things,” Byrne continued. “But we did nine-and-a-half years without him and we genuinely harbour no ill feeling towards Brian and sometimes press and stuff and all these stories don’t help the relationship, because there is no ill feeling from either way.”

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Two Florida schoolgirls have been arrested and accused of plotting to kill classmates in a satanic rite. Police say the pair, 11 and 12, told officers they were Satan worshippers and planned to kill at least 15 students at Bartow Middle School.

On Tuesday they were searched by police who found weapons including a butcher’s knife, pizza cutter and scissors. They told investigators they planned to drink the blood of their victims and “possibly eat their flesh”.

The search took place after a student informed a teacher about a possible attack in a school building. The two girls were waiting in the toilet for younger students that they could “overpower to be their victims”, police said.

In a statement, Bartow police chief Joe Hall said a search of the girls’ mobile phones revealed text messages plotting the attack, and officers had also found a handwritten note saying: “Go to bathroom to kill.”

Man Jailed After Rotting Sons’ Teeth With Coca-Cola The father of two boys, aged three and four, has been sent to prison in France after rotting their teeth with cake and Coca-Cola, prosecutors say. The man, described as an alcoholic who was violent to his wife and children, was jailed for three months.

Limoges Criminal Court found he had failed to meet his obligations as a parent between 2016 and 2018.

The eldest child had to have seven rotten teeth taken out, while his younger brother does not speak.

Both boys have been taken into foster care, where they are being fed a healthy diet.

Carole Papon, a representative of the victims’ aid association France Victimes 87, said the father could “neither read, nor write, nor count, doesn’t realise the seriousness of the situation, and spent all his welfare

money on alcohol”.

The family “had nothing to eat. They only had Coca-Cola to drink,” she said.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Bruno Robinet said the boys had been “left to their own devices”.

“There was no fridge, the children slept on a mattress without covers and there were no toys... Their father fed them on cakes and Coke,” he told news agency AFP.

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Questions have been raised as to why tenders to build schools continued to be awarded to Western Business Systems when fire defects had been identified.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar confirmed yesterday that approximately 40 schools will be inspected amidst concerns about structural issues at a number of facilities.

Two schools and a building at a third, all in Dublin, have been closed so far this week following inspections by the Department of Education. They are Tyrrelstown Educate Together, St Luke’s National School also in Tyrrelstown and Ardgillan Community College in Balbriggan.

Education Minister Joe McHugh told reporters yesterday that it is likely more schools will have to close, but said there are no indications that all 42 schools will face such drastic action.

Dun Laoghaire TD Richard Boyd Barrett told the Dáil he raised concerns about

Western Building Services in September 2017 and specifically asked why contracts continued to be awarded to the company when fire defects in schools had been identified.

Speaking previously in the Oireachtas Education Committee, the TD also raised concerns about the same company being involved in the construction of the extension to Beaumont Hospital, Poppintree rapid-build homes, and Temple Street Children’s Hospital.

South African Students Create Urine Bricks

Human urine has been used to create environmentally friendly bricks by university students in South Africa.

They combined urine with sand and bacteria in a process that allows the bricks to solidify at room temperature.

“It’s essentially the same way that coral is made in the ocean,” Dyllon Randall, their supervisor at the University of Cape Town, told the BBC. Regular bricks need to be baked in high-temperature kilns that produce large amounts of carbon dioxide.

The engineering students at the University of Cape Town (UCT) have been harvesting urine from men’s toilets. The bricks take between four and six days to grow depending on the strength needed After first making a solid fertiliser, the

leftover liquid is then used in a biological process “to grow” what the university calls “bio-bricks”. The process is called microbial carbonate precipitation. The bacteria produces an enzyme that breaks down urea in the urine, forming calcium carbonate, which then binds the sand into rock hard, grey bricks.

On average a person typically produces between 200ml and 300ml of urine per urination. A “bio-brick” needs between 25 litres and 30 litres to grow - this may sound a lot, but most of this urine is also used to produce about 1kg of fertiliser.

So to make one urine brick, you’d need to go to the bathroom about 100 times. The strength and shape of the bio-bricks can be altered as required.

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elcome to October’s Home & Living. We’ve had such lovely weather, it’s hard to believe Christmas is just around the corner. Most shops have their Christmas decorations on the shelves even before the Halloween decorations are put away for another year. So with Santa just 59 sleeps away, it’s time to start thinking of getting your living room Christmas-ready. If you’re looking at redecorating your living room for the all-important visitor, we looked at the top tips for purchasing your sofa, how to measure up for curtains and feature mirrors to get your living room through the festive season in style. Next month we look at decorating your home for Christmas and the perfect gifts for the interior-minded person in your life.

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Buying a sofa is one of the biggest furniture investments for your home. We’ve talked to some designers to get their top tips for choosing your sofa.

Try before you buy. The average sofa has a seat depth of 60cm, which gives plenty of room to manoeuvre if you have long legs and allows you to tuck them under if you’re shorter. But seat depths vary so it’s important to try out different styles to find what you are most comfortable with. Seat heights also vary; do you prefer to sit in? Also, which height suits your room and style?

Invest in a good frame. We’ve all walked into a furniture shop and fallen in love with a sofa, but it’s important to ask what’s under the fabric. A quality frame will see you through many years of lounging.

Don’t forget the cushions. What goes into them this is as important as the fabric used on the outside. Feather-filled cushions are high on comfort but they need regular plumping, while foam or fibre fillings may flatten out and lose shape over time. A combination of feather and foam is the best of both worlds. You can also go for back cushions filled with feather and seat cushions filled with foam or fibre.

Access. It’s important to measure the space where your sofa is going but also how it’s going to get into your room. If access is limited, you may need to opt for a low back style, a sofa with removable legs, or a modular design that can be brought in in sections.

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Whether you’re looking for a place to sit and chat or a cosy spot to plop down and read a book, sofas are a staple in any lounge area. But with endless options at our fingertips, finding the perfect sofa can be overwhelming to say the least. Consider the following main points before choosing a sofa and your shopping experience will go from intimidating to exciting.

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COLOUR

The colour you choose for your sofa is very important and can make or break your room. It can either match the rest of the décor in its general lines or it can coordinate with certain key elements. It can also be the one piece that stands out without having to match anything. Once you decide if your sofa will be an accent or neutral colour, you'll need to decide if your sofa will be light or dark. Your floor colour has a big effect on choosing the right sofa colour. If you're considering a potential sofa sitting on your floor, will it float on a sea of dark wood floor or carpet or will it blend into it? Because a sofa is traditionally large and upholstered, and most fabric absorbs light, it can darken a room considerably. A trick I use when considering a new sofa colour is to find a sheet or blanket in a similar colour and drape it over the existing sofa. This gives you an idea of how the colour will look, and if the sofa will be too dark or too light for the room. Don't forget accent pillows and throws as the finishing touches when coordinating your new sofa with your room decor. These little pops of colour give your living room that pulled-together look.

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SIZE

Consider how large your room is, the height of the ceiling, and which other furnishings you want to incorporate in the room. Make sure the sofa’s length, depth, and height are in proportion to your room. Making up a template in cardboard or newspaper and putting it on the floor gives you a great idea of what space your sofa will take up and if there is enough space for ease of movement in the room, and for your other furniture.

TYPE

The size and function of your room will dictate the type of sofa that best fits your space. Is this a small, formal area for conversation? Opt for a loveseat, settee, or sofa with

more petite dimensions. Is this a large room where you gather to relax or watch a movie? Choose a deep sofa or corner sofa where you can tuck up your feet and snuggle in for the night.

UPHOLSTERY

Select a fabric that is in line with the function of the space. Determine if it is a high-use area. In a formal living room or master bedroom you can get away with a light cotton or linen upholstery, but in a high-use area with kids and pets, stick to a textile that is easy to clean. Removable covers are an option, or choose leather.

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WHAT WE SPOTTED Look what we spotted in our travels around the amazing furniture shops of Killarney… These Datson chairs, seen here on stage with U2. If they’re good enough for the greatest band in the world, they’re definitely good enough for us. This amazing leather chair is beautifully made and would work in either a modern or traditional interior. Available from Killarney Furniture and Carpets.

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Double Win For Muckross Park Hotel & Spa

Major Colgan’s staff with their Connect Kerry Gastropub Experience Award.

Pictured are Dominika Gustafikova,Salem Uddin, Dash Cenaj (Bar Manager), Chris Rogan and Radek Kaleja.

Left: Yew Tree Restaurant Manager Zsolt Zidek and Sous Chef Christian Baer with the award for Hotel Restaurant of the Year.

Muckross Park Hotel & Spa has once again been recognised for its all-round excellence in hospitality, as the hotel was awarded with two prestigious awards during the month of October.

Muckross Park Hotel & Spa was awarded Best Hotel Restaurant in Munster at the Yes Chef Awards held in the Radisson Blu Hotel, Sligo on October 9. Now in its sixth year, the Yes Chef Awards strive to recognise the culinary talent across Ireland, with over 500 guests representing chefs and hospitality professionals in attendance. Delighted to be representing Muckross Park Hotel & Spa on the night were Restaurant Manager of Yew Tree Restaurant, Zsolt Zidek, and Christian Baer, Sous Chef.

“We are thrilled with our Yes Chef Award which recognises excellence in food and service,” said Director of Sales and Marketing, Brian Miley. “Our team in Yew Tree Restaurant constantly strive for dining and culinary excellence so we are very pleased with this accolade.”

Yew Tree Restaurant was not the only restaurant at Muckross Park Hotel & Spa to receive an award this month, however, as Major Colgan’s was awarded the honour of Best Gastro Pub Experience at the inaugural Connect Kerry Hospitality Awards 2018.

Taking place in Ballygarry House Hotel, the Connect Kerry Hospitality Awards 2018 seek to honour the endless hard work of hospitality professionals who ensure that visitors to Ireland have a welcoming experience. Glamour, style and fun was the order of the evening at Ballygarry House Hotel, with winners from all over the country announced with a number of honorary awards presented also.

Whether it’s a family trip, a solo visit or a corporate retreat, there is something for everyone at Muckross Park Hotel & Spa. Set in the heart of Killarney’s National Park, close to the Wild Atlantic Way and Torc Waterfall, Muckross Park Hotel & Spa offers guests the perfect escape, filled with award-winning hospitality in a breath-taking setting.

Hindus Descend On Killarney For Festival Of Durga Killarney is abuzz this week with the swish of saris, the beat of traditional drums and the chant of Hindu verse.

Hindu people have come from all over the island of Ireland to celebrate the festival of Durga, Hindu goddess and defender of goodness.

The festival of Durga Puja (‘puja’ means ‘prayer’) celebrates Mother Durga who reminds us to combat evil, to take care of each other and Mother Earth. Durga Puja is organised by the Irish Hindu Cultural Organisation (IHCO) which has been running this Festival Puja since 2001 in Killarney. It is the oldest Durga Puja in Ireland.

Durga Puja is an auspicious day for Hindu people. This festival is celebrated by Hindus worldwide and is the main Hindu festival for Bengalis. Durga reflects female might, positive energy and the triumph of good over evil. Hinduism celebrates women and gender equality in society. Durga Puja is highly significant as Durga is all powerful. The story goes that god gave Oshur (Durga’s predecessor) power over man and god. Oshur abused the power and became evil.

Even god was powerless to stop Oshur as he was now more powerful than god. However god had forgotten to make Oshur more powerful than womankind! Durga vanquished Oshur and became all-powerful. Durga uses her powers for good purposes.

Every year at this time Hindus gather together to celebrate enthusiastically for five days. This annual festival is open to all communities and the Killarney Committee of IHCO extends a warm welcome to everyone to join in the festivities. Three responsible personnel who are the main organisers for this auspicious Festival panel: Mr Prasanta Chakrabarty, Mr Sudip Pal and Mr Narayan Roy. The Hindu Cultural Organisation Kerry have expressed their gratitude to Kerry County.

Council and South Kerry Development Partnership (SICAP) for their assistance.

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Crash-Test Cars Make A Statement In The Showroom Stinger that was tested by ANCAP. The Stinger will move on to other Kia dealers in coming weeks.

A Mazda CX-5 (pictures) has been parked in the showroom in Victoria, and crashed examples of the Suzuki Swift, Hyundai Kona, LDV D90 and Toyota Corolla are also on tour.

Australians are known for their straight talking but we Europeans are very much reserved in our buying methods, the sight of a crashed car in a shiny car showroom could have the opposite effect. It will be interesting to see if the Euro NCAP would adopt this way of thinking.

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Australian car dealerships are embracing a new strategy to inform car buyers about car safety and hopefully boost sales.

The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) and the Australian Automotive Dealer Association (AADA) have joined forces to bring the attention of buyers to the issue of safety on the road. A ‘national display road show’ is touring the country, setting up a crashed car inside new-car showrooms to demonstrate the strength and protection of the respective vehicle.

Bathurst Kia has been the first dealer to get on board accepting delivery of a Kia

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Porsche Taycan Crossover Confirmed It’s official: the Porsche Mission E Cross Turismo has been confirmed for production as the German sports car brand’s second all-electric model.

Revealed at the 2018 Geneva motor show as a “road-ready concept study”, the high-riding battery-powered crossover wagon concept will be based on the upcoming Taycan electric car.

The Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo, as it’s expected to be called, will join the Panamera and Panamera Sport Turismo, with which it shares its wagon body style – this time equipped with obligatory crossover additions such as a jacked-up ride height, wheel-arch flares and lower body-side cladding

New 2019 Mazda3 Teased The tease has begun ahead of the fourth generation Mazda3’s unveiling at the Los Angeles motor show next month. Mazda has issued a 15-second video showing two side angles of the vital new small car. And that’s it. The short video doesn’t give too much away, offering only a glimpse of the C-pillar and a murky preview of the car’s heavily sculpted sides. However, it’s enough to suggest that renders which show the new model taking inspiration from the KAI concept car are close to the mark. What is known is the new Mazda3 will debut Mazda’s Skyactiv-X spark controlled compression ignition petrol engine technology.

Mazda promises SPCCI will deliver turbo-diesel torque and economy, ultra-low emissions and the refinement and responsiveness of high-performance petrol four-cylinder. The new Mazda3 will be underpinned by a new chassis, which is promised to deliver a substantial improvement in Mazda’s consistent NVH (noise, vibration and harshness) bugbear.

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Aherns BMW, Castleisland, have just announced further development of their Co Kerry premises to incorporate the Sale and Service of electric vehicles under the BMW i brand.

Aherns will be making a substantial investment to upgrade its facility at the Castleisland site in the coming weeks to cater for the new product range.

Speaking at the recent contract signing with BMW Group Ireland, Paul Ahern, Head of Business said: “We have great confidence in the BMW brand and are very excited by the future product pipeline and the direction that the BMW Group are heading in. We have been BMW Retailers for many years and we are very proud to be continuing our relationship with such a strong automotive brand. We would also like to thank all of our customers for their fantastic support over the years, it is very much appreciated.”

Paulo Alves, Managing Director for BMW Group Ireland said: “We are delighted to continue this relationship.

Aherns have consistently demonstrat-

Paul Ahern Managing director Aherns Castleisland signing a new contract with Paulo Alves BMW Ireland , John Lawlor BMW and Pat Ahern Director Aherns Castleisland.

ed excellence in customer service and this year received an award for the Best Retailer in customer care. We are looking forward to growing this relationship in the coming years.”

Aherns will continue to offer the full range of BMW diesel, petrol and plug in hybrid vehicles and this announcement means that they will now offer the full range of BMW i electric vehi-

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cles. The electric range is expanding for BMW and they expect to have at least 25 fully electric vehicles in the range by 2025. The BMW i3 is now available to test drive at Aherns.

There are a number of new models coming later this year with Aherns looking forward to the new BMW X5, the new BMW 8 Series and the new BMW Z4 later this year. Next year there will be the new BMW 3 Series, new BMW X7 and also the new BMW iX3.

Aherns have won numerous awards in recent years for their excellent customer service levels in both their sales and service departments and the new development of facilities will further enhance this customer experience.

Aherns now offer BMW, BMW i, Opel and Mazda from their state of the art showrooms on the Tralee Road, Castleisland. In addition they have an onsite bodyshop, Profix, for accident repair and also a Commercial Vehicle Test Centre. For more information please call 066 714 3000 or visit www.ahernsbmw.ie

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Congratulations to Stephanie Tilby (now McLoughney) and Patrick McLoughney who recently tied the knot at St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney.

The happy couple celebrated after the ceremony at the Killarney Heights Hotel.

Stephanie and Patrick were joined on their special day by Maid of Honour Sharon Stuart, Bridesmaids Emma Tilby and Hayley McLoughney, Best Men Jamie McLoughney and Dylan McLoughney and Groomsmen Murty McGrath and Michael McGrath. Guests from London, Carlow and Tipperary were also in attendance. The newlyweds would like to thank their parents, Sandy and Terry Tilby and Anne and Pat McLoughney, as well as the bridal party for all their help and support. They also expressed their gratitude to Father Kevin O’Driscoll who travelled from Langley to officiate. Stephanie and Patrick, who reside in Stanwell Moor in Surrey, honeymooned in Las Vegas and the Dominican Republic.

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75th Anniversary

The Rome Escape Line & The War In Italy After the surrender of Italy in September, the winter of 1943-1944 heralded the worst period in the WW2 Italy Campaign.

Now that the Italian forces were out of the equation, the Allied Invasion plan (a very naïve plan in hindsight) was that the Allies would quickly move up through Italy, onwards to Rome and then to northern Italy. Unfortunately, the Allied Italy Campaign proved to be one marked by poor military intelligence, fatal hesitation, missed opportunities and unexpected stiff resistance by the post-Armistice reinforced German forces.

Having progressed as far as Naples and just beyond, the Allied advance met stiff resistance during the period October ‘43 to January ‘44 – eventually overcoming the initial German defence lines (i.e. the Volturno Line, the Barbara Line and the Bernhardt Line).

However, Allied advances came to a complete halt at the famous Gustav Line at Monte Cassino where the Germans dug in and held their line right over the remainder of the winter and spring of 1944. Commencing on January 11, 1944, the Battle for Monte Cassino would prove to be the costliest in terms of casualties on both sides. Following massive aerial bombardment, the German forces occupied the now ruined Abbey of Monte Cassino necessitating numerous and costly Allied infantry assaults.

Throughout this time while the military stalemate was in place at Monte Cassino (less than two hours’ drive south of Rome), Monsignor Hugh’s Escape Line was working tirelessly within Rome to secure those escapees that made it as far as the Eternal City. Together with other priests from the Vatican, he was also actively involved in finding secure hiding places in convents and abbeys for Rome’s Jewish population, which had become the latest target for Nazi round-ups. It was estimated that at the time the Jewish population in Rome numbered roughly 7,500.

Prior to October 1943, Rome’s Jews were relatively safe because Italy was part of the Axis and, behind the scenes, the Vatican continued to intervene on

their behalf. The Vatican and others were taken by surprise when the October round-up began. The various rescue organisations mobilised as quickly as they could but it was unfortunately too late for the initial 1,500 that were rounded up and transported to concentration camps – never to return. Thankfully, secure hiding places were found for the remaining 6,000 and no more Jews were captured or deported from Rome.

Although he was only four years of age at the time, one young Jewish boy, Ilan Jacobi, writes in his memoir of the role played by Monsignor Hugh in hiding himself and his extended family during the Jewish round-up. Monsignor Hugh had provided the family with false documents declaring them as Catholics and while the children were kept securely in a nearby convent, the adults had to be kept in “safe apartments”. The story about his mother, Hildegard, goes as follows: “Hildegard and her parents-in-law were given a flat in a nearby building. The fascist doorman of the building began to be suspicious of the new tenants, especially since he heard them apparently praying in a foreign language in their flat.

“Mother Antoniazzi informed O’Flaherty that the doorman had been spreading a rumour that this family were Jewish. The Monsignor came over immediately to the building and confronted the doorman directly. He said that they were from Switzerland and spoke an unusual language. O’Flaherty told the doorman that he had personally helped the family to

A newspaper article announces the surrender of Italy.

arrive in Rome from Switzerland to find shelter here.

If the doorman persisted in spreading lies, O’Flaherty would see to it that he was excommunicated.

“For a while, the doorman stopped speaking about the Jacobi family, but then he resumed spreading the rumour that they were Jews and that he intended to report them. Mother Antoniazzi again informed O’Flaherty. This time he decided to move the Jacobis to a new apartment. Mother Antoniazzi told Hildegard about the proposed move and informed her that O’Flaherty was paying the rent for a number of such flats around the city which were being used to hide Jews. Ilan was reunited with his mother and the move to the new flat was done on the doorman’s day off”.

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Garden Magic The backbone of spring colour is undoubtedly provided by tulip varieties. I am a great fan of them, especially lily flowered varieties which have pointed petals, and, in my opinion, last much longer than the bowl-shaped flowers. Varieties such as ‘West point’ (yellow), ‘Queen of Sheba’ (orange edged in red), ‘Ballerina’ (orange), or ‘Marilyn’ (white with red) are old varieties, but are very suited to our weather. Tulips really are available in every size and colour. ‘Red Riding Hood’ is a dwarf, growing only to about 20cm.

Viridiflora varieties such as ‘Greenland’ or ‘Hummingbird’ have partly green petals, along with pink, yellow, white or any number of other colours, giving them a wonderfully fresh appearance. Fringed tulips have petals which are finely toothed, or fringed, at the edges. ‘Blue Heron’ is a lilac one, and ‘Burgundy Lace’ is a deep wine red one.

Tulip kaufmannia hybrids are dwarf types, growing to 20cm – ‘Giusseppi Verdi’ (yellow/red) and ‘Johann Strauss’ (cream with red stripes) are two examples.

There are botanical varieties also, which are ‘wild’ and mainly uncultivated varieties. Generally these tulips

Tulips Are A Great Cure For The Winter Blues remain close to the ground, and fair much better as permanent plants than their larger cousins. They naturalise quite happily, provided the soil is reasonably well-drained. They flower before other tulips, and are usually open, star-shaped blooms. Many of them have variegated foliage, adding to their attractiveness.

They are extremely well suited to rockeries. Tulipa tarda is an example of these, bearing white flowers with a yellow centre.

Another one to look out for is T. batalinii, with it’s yellow/apricot flowers. T. clusiana are a range of delicate looking but hardy little tulips, which come in a range of colours, particularly fresh white with bright pink stripes. One of my favourites, which I have a nice (little) swathe of, is T. pulchella ‘Persian Pearl’. It is cerise pink with outer petals which look almost silver on some days. T. saxatilis is probably the one which is most readily available in all garden centres. It is very cute – it almosy looks like someone dropped sweets where it grows! It is bright pink with a yellow centre.

Tulips have a history as coloured as their flowers. They are native to Central Asia and Turkey in particular. It is generally accepted that they were first introduced

to Europe (Vienna) in 1554 by Ogier de Busbecq, and very quickly made their way to Holland where its cultivation started in earnest about forty years later.

This lead to the famous ‘Tulip Mania’ where single bulbs were bought and sold for the price of a mansion.

It was the beautiful colours of the flowers, which was unparalleled by any other flower at the time, which led to it’s popularity. Tulips with multi-coloured petals were especially coveted. It was unknown at the time that this variation in colours was due to a mosaic virus.

The tulip broke the virus – so called as it ‘breaks’ the single colour of the petal. The mania reached its peak during the winter of 1636-7, but ground to a halt and collapsed due to the Bubonic plague.

Tulips were no cure for the bubonic plague, unfortunately, but they are a great cure for the winter blues, which affects many of us right around their flowering time in February!

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Debby is available for garden consultations and advice any time. Please call 086 6088156 or email barnhillgarden@gmail.com for more information.

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Jacks Coastguard Named Best Seafood Restaurant

Some of the finest hospitality businesses in the country were represented at Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel on October 15 for the National Hospitality Awards 2018, the industry awards for the Irish hospitality sector.

Kerry’s own Jacks Coastguard Restaurant in Cromane was awarded Best Seafood Restaurant. Meanwhile, The Europe Hotel & Resort won Best Resort Hotel, Sheen Falls Lodge was named Best Destination Hotel, the Great Southern Killarney won Best Conference Venue and Ballygarry House got the nod for Best Wedding Venue – a testament to the high calibre of hospitality businesses in the Kerry area.

Congratulations to all of the winners on their continued success.

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BALLYSPILLANE COMMUNITY & FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE CLG ARE RECRUITING FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS Reception Team Leader (21hrs) per week 12 months fixed Term Contract Applicants must meet the Community Services Programme eligibility Criteria Services Persons in receipt of jobseekers’ benefit, jobseekers’ assistance or one parent family payment ,Persons in receipt of Disability allowance/ benefit invalidity pension or blind persons’ pension, .Travellers in receipt of jobseekers’ benefit or jobseekers’ assistance or one parent family benefit, Stabilised and recovering drug miss users, People employed from TÚS, Community Employment and Job Initiatives schemes.

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RELIEF CHILDCARE WORKERS The successful applicants must have • Min Fetac Level 5 Childcare Qualification • At least 1 year’s experience working or caring for children within a childcare setting.

• Knowledge of Polices. Procedures, Childcare Regulations • Experience of Curriculum development and planning and evaluation • Excellent communication skills with children, parents and outside agencies.

• Strong ability to work as part of a dynamic team and be flexible.

• Ability to assist the Childcare Centre Manager and staff to implement the curriculum .

Please forward your CV & Cover letter by post To The Recruitment Sub-Group Ballyspillane Community & Family Resource Centre CLG Killarney Co. Kerry Tel. No: 064-6635589 • E-mail: ballyspillanecfrc@gmail.com Closing Date for receipt of applications: Thursday November 8th 2018 no later than 4.30pm Short listing will take place. Late applications WILL NOT be accepted. Canvassing will disqualify Interviews for both positions will be held on Thursday, November 15th, 2018 Ballyspillane CFRC is an Equality Opportunities Employer

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Celeb NEWS Amy Schumer Announces She Is Expecting Baby NEWS

McGuinness & Flintoff Announced As New Hosts Of Top Gear The BBC has confirmed, Paddy McGuinness and Andrew Flintoff will be the new presenters of Top Gear.

The pair will take over from Matt LeBlanc, after he steps down from presenting duties at the end of the next series.

The comedian and former England cricket captain will join existing presenter and former racing driver Chris Harris to complete the new-look line-up.

Filming for the 27th series of the BBC Two show will

begin in early 2019. McGuinness said: “Getting the Top Gear gig is a real honour and I’m thrilled the BBC have given me this opportunity.

“To be hosting a show I’ve watched and loved from being a small boy is beyond exciting.”

Ashes-winning former cricket captain Freddie Flintoff commented: “It’s not often you have the chance to do both of your dream jobs, but I’m now lucky enough to say I will have. “I’ve always been passionate about cars and I’m so excited to be joining the Top Gear team.”

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Amy Schumer shared a picture of pregnant royals Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, digitally replacing their faces with those of herself and husband Chris Fishcer.

Her caption directed fans to visit the Instagram page of political journalist Jessica Yellin, where when you read to the end of the post the announcement was made, amid campaigning for the midterm elections. ‘I wanted to share some news from our community, maybe it’s noise but it’s happy noise,’ Yellin said. ‘So I’m not in the business of making voting recommendations, but these are the recommendations of Amy Schumer, one of the most consistent and earliest supporters of News Not Noise.

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Mary Poppins, played by Emily Blunt, is seen returning to the Banks family home on Cherry Tree Lane in London.

The film will be out in North America on December 19 and in the UK on December 21

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The film has a long list of A-list celebrities attached to the project including Leonardo DiCaprio, Margot Robbie, and Kurt Russell.

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14TH ANNIVERSARY

3RD ANNIVERSARY

BARRY

BUCKLEY

In loving memory of Eddie Barry Late of Chapel Lane, Killarney Who passed away on 23rd October 2004.

In loving memory of Bridie Buckley Late of Lismongane, Fossa, Killarney Who died on the 31st October, 2015.

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

Though you smile is gone forever, And your hand we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories Of the one we loved so much.

From his cousins.

17TH & 53RD ANNIVERSARY BROSNAN

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

It is sad to walk the roads alone, Instead of side by side, But to all there comes a moment, When the ways of life divide.

You gave us years of happiness, Then came sorrow and tears, But you left us beautiful memories, We will treasure through the years.

Treasured Memories of Mary and Con Brosnan Late of Killarney and Kilsarcon Who died on the 25th October 2001 And 25th May, 1965.

Those we love don’t go away They walk beside us every day Unseen, Unheard but always near In our hearts you are always there.

Sadly missed and never forgotten By your family.

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered

by Kathleen, Teddy, Demetria, Timothy, Andrew, Cáitlin and Séarlait.

Anniversary Mass will be held on Sunday 4th November at 11:00am in Prince of Peace Church, Fossa.

3RD ANNIVERSARY BUCKLEY

12TH & 8TH ANNIVERSARY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY

CROWLEY

MANGAN

In loving memory of Tim and Hannah Crowley Who died on the 2nd of July 2006 and 31st of August 2010.

In Loving Memory of John Mangan, the Garage, Killarney Road, Milltown, who died on the 27th October 2017.

Happy, smiling, always content, Loved and respected, Wherever they went.

Always willing, helpful and kind, What a beautiful memory they left behind.

Close to our hearts, They will always stay, Loved and remembered every day.

So treasure them Lord In your garden of rest For the Mum and Dad you gave us Were simply the best.

Sadly missed and always loved by your daughters Mary, Margaret, Patricia and Sheila, sons-in-law Kieran and Paul and your grandchildren Stephen, Kevin, Troy, Michelle, Zena and Ayla, Great-grandchildren Lexi and Autumn.

Anniversary Mass In St Agatha’s Church, Glenflesk On Friday October 26th at 7.30pm.

28TH ANNIVERSARY DOYLE

25TH, 14TH & 10TH ANNIVERSARY In loving memory of Bridie Buckley Late of Lismongane, Fossa, Killarney Who died on the 31st October, 2015.

Deep are our memories, Precious they stay, No passing of time, Can take them away.

Time may pass and fade away, But silent thoughts and memories stay, No longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts ye are always there.

They bring a smile, Sometimes a tear, But always a wish, That you were still here.

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered

by Mary, Micheál, Aoife, Míceál, Eoin and their families.

O’ CONNOR

If tears could be a stairway, And memories build a lane, We would walk right up to heaven, And bring you home again.

To us you were someone special, So good, so kind and true, You will never be forgotten, Because we thought the world of you.

MURPHY

Anniversary Mass at 9.30.a.m. on the 30th of October in the Church of the Resurrection, Park Road.

1ST ANNIVERSARY KIERAN RYAN In loving memory of Kathleen Murphy, late of 14 Millwood, Killarney, who died on the 1st of November 2008.

In loving memory of John O’ Connor late of Ardaneanig, Killarney, who died on the 31st of October 1990.

In tears we watched you sinking, We watched you fade away; And though our hearts were breaking, We knew you could not stay.

You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke a time to care, A wonderful nature, warm and true, These are the memories we have of you.

You left behind some aching hearts, That loved you most sincere; We never shall and never will, Forget you, Mother dear.

Always remembered by Eileen, Tommy and family.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving family.

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A day that is filled with sorrow, Returns to us today, To mask the day you left us, In such a sudden way.

Your loving sister Eileen and family.

Mother Dear We sat beside your bedside, Our hearts were crushed and sore; We did our duty to the end, ‘Till we could do no more.

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In loving memory of John Doyle 39 O’ Kelly’s Villas, Killarney Who died on the 30th of October 1990.

10TH ANNIVERSARY

Sadly missed, never forgotten by all the family.

28TH ANNIVERSARY

A special word of thanks to Dr Edmund Prendaville, Diarmuid O’Sullivan (Pharmacy Killorglin), doctors and staff of the Palliative Care Unit Tralee and Anita O’Sullivan, the public health nurse, for all their care, kindness and compassion shown to John and all his family during his illness.

We would also like to express our gratitude to Flynn’s Funeral Directors who were so kind and professional.

Our heartfelt thanks to Fr. Kevin Sullivan for all his guidance and support and for John’s lovely funeral mass. We thank Fr. Luke Roche, Fr. Pat O’Brien and Deacon Conor Bradley who concelebrated the mass and all other priests who attended his funeral.

A special mention to the Pioneer Association for their respectful guard of honour.

As it would not be possible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude.

BUCKLEY

In loving memory of Hannah Buckley, Ballinamanagh, Kilcummin, Killarney Who died on the 10th October 1993 And her sons John Buckley Who died on the 24th October, 2004 And Michael Buckley Who died on the 28th October 2008.

R.I.P.

As we remember John on his first anniversary, his wife and family wish to thank most sincerely all those who expressed sympathy to them following John’s death. We greatly appreciated the comfort and support offered to us by family, friends and neighbours. Thanks to all who sent messages of condolence, Mass Cards and attended John’s funeral.

Died on 26th of October 2017 Late of Holy Cross Gardens and Pinewood Estate.

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.

Always remembered by your loving family Anton, Deanna, Tristan, Shauna and Joan xx

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

Deep in our hearts you will always stay, loved and remembered every day.

First Anniversary Mass for John will be held in Milltown Church on Sunday 28th October at 11:15am

38TH & 40TH ANNIVERSARY O’LEARY

In loving memory of Joan and Michael O’Leary, 4 St. Anthony’s Place, Killarney Co. Kerry who died on the 27th September 1980 and 29th October 1978.

Time cannot steal the treasures That we carry in our hearts.

Nor ever dim the shining thoughts Our cherished past imparts.

For the memories of the ones We loved still cast a gentle glow.

To grace our days and light Our paths, wherever we may go.

We hold ye close within our hearts.

And there ye shall remain.

To walk with us throughout our lives.

Until we meet again.

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.

Forever in our thoughts and prayers.

Their loving daughter Mary, son-inlaw Gerard, Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren.

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6TH ANNIVERSARY

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O’CALLAGHAN

WHARTON

O’KEEFFE

In loving memory of Noreen O’Callaghan, 16 Marian Terrace, Killarney, Who died on October 26th 2017.

In loving memory of a loving mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and greatgrandmother Annie Wharton, late of Dromin Fossa, Killarney who passed away on 25th October 2012. R.I.P.

In loving memory of Dan O’Keeffe, late of “Lisheen”, St. Anne’s Road, Killarney, who passed on the 25th October 2004.

O’CALLAGHAN

In loving memory of Noreen O’Callaghan, nee Foran, who passed away on 26th October 2017.

As we lovingly remember our wonderful and beautiful mum Noreen on the first anniversary of her passing, her daughters Joanie, Noreen, Eileen, sons Daniel, John, Vincent, daughters-in-law Bríd, Kathleen, Margaret, sons-in-law Batt, Moss, Jim and Martin, her sister Francis, brother Johnny, and many grandchildren and extended family, wish to express our deep gratitude to all who sympathised with us on our sad loss.

Sincere thanks to those who visited her at Saint Columbanus Hosital, who attended funeral ceremonies, those who sent mass cards, mass enrolments, letters and floral tributes: your kind thoughts were much appreciated.

Gratitude is also extended to our wonderful neighbours and friends, to Patricia Mangan and all staff at Saint Columbanus Hospital and Father Jim Lenihan.

A special word of thanks to Father Niall Howard for celebrating a beautiful mass, sincere thanks to O’Shea’s undertakers for their great guidance and help.

It would be impossible to thank everyone individually. We hope this acknowledgement will be accepted as an expression of our appreciation and gratitude. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.

Someday We hope to meet again Someday We know not when To hold your hand In a better land Never to part again.

Noreen’s First Anniversary Mass will be celebrated in St. Mary’s Cathedral on Saturday 27th October at 6:15pm

1ST ANNIVERSARY O’CALLAGHAN

So full of loving deeds, Who always thought of others first, And helped fulfill their needs.

Someone who loved to bring a smile, As she went on her way, And never failed to brighten up, A dark and gloomy day.

Someone who’ll never know how much, She’s missed and thought about, For when she left she seemed as if, The stars had all gone out.

Sadly missed and always loved by your daughters Joanie and Eileen, brothers-in-law Mossie and Martin and grandchildren Laura, Owen and Múireann.

Those we love remain with us, For love itself lives on, And cherished memories never fade, Because a loved one’s gone.

Down the path of memories, We gently tread today, Our thoughts and prayers are with you, As life goes on its way.

Always loved and missed by your son Vincent, Margaret and grandchildren.

43RD BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE O’SULLIVAN

Memories we keep one by one, Things you said you’ve done, They bring a smile, they bring a tear, And always a wish that you were here.

Deep in our hearts you will always stay, Loved and remembered every day, By your loving daughter Noreen, And Jim Healy.

WHARTON

Time passes, memories stay, Quietly remembered everyday.

Always loved and remembered by your son Tony, Joan and grandchildren Georgina, Colin, Ryan and Raquel.

To those I love and those who love me When I am gone, release me, let me goI have so many things to see and do.

You must not tie yourself To me with tears Be thankful for Our many beautiful years.

I gave to you my love.

You can only guess How much you gave me in happiness.

I thank you for the love You each have shown But now it’s time I travelled on alone.

So grieve a while for me, If grieve you must, Then let your grief Be comforted by trust.

It’s only for a time that we must part Bless the memories within your heart.

I won’t be far away, for life goes on So if you need me, call and I will come.

Though you can’t see or touch me, I’ll be near And if you listen with your heart, You’ll hear all my love Around you soft and clear.

And then, when you must come This way alone, I’ll greet you with a smile and say“Welcome Home”.

Sadly missed always Your son Gerard and grandson Daniel. xxx

6TH ANNIVERSARY WHARTON

5TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Abina O’Sullivan Killarney and Tournanough, Gneeveguilla whose birthday occurs on the 28th of October.

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.

We don’t think of you as gone away, Your journey’s just begun Life holds so many facets, This earth is only one.

We think of you as resting, From the sorrows and the tears, In a place of warmth and comfort, Where there are no days or years.

O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of a mother, grandmother and great grandmother Annie Wharton, Dromin Fossa, Killarney who died October 25th 2012.

Memories are precious, They don’t fade away, We think of you always, Every single day.

Always remembered by your loving son Thomas, Eileen, Siobhán, Bernard, Pat, Judith, Robbie-Paul and JJ and Baby Tommy.

Think of her as living In the hearts of those she touched, For nothing loved is ever lost, And she was loved so much.

O’CONNOR

In loving memory of Thomas M. O’Connor, 5 Gortroe, Fossa Killarney who passed away on the 25th October 1967.

3RD ANNIVERSARY

If memories bring us closer, We are never far apart, For you are always with us, In our prayers and in our hearts.

Ó bás go críoch, ní críoch ach athfhás I bParrthas na nGrast go rabhaimíd.

Loved and remembered always, Míceal, Liam, Dermot, John & Gerardine, Sisters-in-law Bridie, Eileen, Sheila & Grace.

We’ll keep you in our thoughts And memory all the time, Until we meet again, Somewhere down the line.

Sadly missed, never forgotten Your father Michael, Ger, Michael and Martina.

13TH ANNIVERSARY O’ CARROLL

Lovingly remembered by your brothers, sister-in-law, nieces and nephew.

In loving memory of Hannah Mary Lyne Knockeendubh, Tralee Road, Killarney, Who died on 28th October 2015

In loving memory of John Martin O’Sullivan Late of 13 Marian Terrace, Killarney Who died on the 24th October 2013.

51ST ANNIVERSARY

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

LYNE (NEE MURPHY)

In loving memory of Noreen O’Callaghan, Late of Marian Terrace, Killarney, Who died on 26th October 2017.

6TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Annie Wharton late of Dromin Fossa, Killarney, who died on the 25th of October 2012.

1ST ANNIVERSARY O’CALLAGHAN

Sadly missed by your son Liam, daughterin-law Hannah, grandchildren and Great grandchildren.

Anniversary Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral on Saturday 27th October at 7:00pm.

Happy birthday Bina, Love from Mam and Dad. xxx

In loving memory of Noreen O’Callaghan, 16 Marian Terrace, Killarney, who died on October 26th 2017. R.I.P.

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

Beautiful memories, silently kept, Of a father too special to ever forget, In God’s arms you rest above, And in my heart you rest with love.

October comes with sad regret, The day, the month, We will never forget, Time takes away the edge of grief, But memory turns back every leaf.

Never forgotten by your son Thomas, daughter in law Joan and grandchildren Thomas and Maryann, Crosstown.

Anniversary Mass, Saturday 27th October at 7:30am in Prince of Peace Church, Fossa.

In loving memory of Jimmy O’ Carroll Late of Woodlawn Park, Whose anniversary occurred on 25th of October.

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

Lovingly remembered By your wife and family.

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.

E.D.

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NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

NOVENA TO ST. ANTHONY

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT

NOVENA TO ST. ANTHONY

O Holy St. Anthony, gentlest of Saints, your love for God and charity for his creatures made you worthy when on earth to possess miraculous powers. Miracles awaited on your word which you were ever ready to speak for those in trouble or anxiety. Encouraged by this thought I implore you to obtain for me my request (request). The answer to my prayer may require a miracle, even though you are the Saint of Miracles, O gentle and loving St. Anthony whose heart was ever full of human sympathy. Whisper my petition into the ear of the sweet infant Jesus who loved to be held in your arms and the gratitude of my heart will ever be yours.

Promise publication. D.F. O.M.D

Holy Spirit You make me see everything and show me the way to reach my ideal.

You who give me the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me. I in this short dialogue I want to thank you for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from You no matter how great the material desires may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones in Your perpetual Glory. Amen.

(Say this prayer three consecutive days without stating the request, after the 3rd day the request will be granted no matter how difficult it may be. Promise to publish this as soon as your request is granted.)

Holy Spirit You make me see everything and show me the way to reach my ideal.

You who give me the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me. I in this short dialogue I want to thank you for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from You no matter how great the material desires may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones in Your perpetual Glory. Amen.

(Say this prayer three consecutive days without stating the request, after the 3rd day the request will be granted no matter how difficult it may be. Promise to publish this as soon as your request is granted.)

O Holy St. Anthony, gentlest of Saints, your love for God and charity for his creatures made you worthy when on earth to possess miraculous powers. Miracles awaited on your word which you were ever ready to speak for those in trouble or anxiety. Encouraged by this thought I implore you to obtain for me my request (request). The answer to my prayer may require a miracle, even though you are the Saint of Miracles, O gentle and loving St. Anthony whose heart was ever full of human sympathy. Whisper my petition into the ear of the sweet infant Jesus who loved to be held in your arms and the gratitude of my heart will ever be yours.

Promise publication. D.F. O.M.D

MASS FOR THE SICK

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer.

C.D. D.F.

Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer.

I.M. O.D.

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

Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer.

R.D. O.D.

A Mass for the Sick for John ‘Sully’ O’Sullivan will take place this Tuesday, October 30 at 7.30pm at the Church of the Resurrection on Park Road.

Reproduced with permission by Switzer Archive ©

John, a native of Woodlawn, is a wellknown and popular mechanic. All friends, neighbours and well-wishers are welcome to attend and offer their prayers for John at this difficult time.

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Book Review: We Were Liars If you’re looking for a quick read that will leave you thinking and questioning everything you just read, E.Lockhart’s novel ‘We Were Liars’ is sure to suit you. This book follows the life of Cadence Sinclair who is the eldest grandchild of the wealthy Harris Sinclair. Her family is very wealthy and they like to pretend that they’re perfect. Though Cadence knows that this comes at a cost because any unhappiness or odd behavior is often ignored. The Sinclair family spend every summer on their very own private island.

Not every summer is the same however, as Cadence had an accident when she was fifteen. She struck her head in the water and now suffers from a serious head injury. She has no recollection of what happened to her that summer, only that she now gets terrible migraines. Her family

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members also act strange towards her and keep their distance. No one seems to want to tell her what happened that summer and she is very frustrated with herself that she can’t remember. The four ‘Liars’ as they call themselves (Gat, Johnny, Mirren and Cadence), try to help her to remember what happened two years after her accident when she returns to the island.

As her memories slowly come flooding back to her, she realizes why everyone has been acting so strange to her and her life takes an unexpected turn for the worst. The twist ending was extremely shocking and I did not see it coming. This book is very clever and unlike anything I have ever read before. I would definitely recommend this book if you enjoy fiction books as this one is certainly worth the read.

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Interstellar

RTÉ Two| Oct 27th, 21:05 (2014, Science Fiction) In the future, Earth has been devastated by an environmental catastrophe and will soon become incapable of supporting human life. A former astronaut is recruited to carry out a desperate mission - piloting the last remaining spacecraft through a wormhole in search of another planet that can become humanity’s new home. Sci-fi drama, starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and Michael Caine.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

RTÉ Two| Oct 28th, 21:00

(2016, Science Fiction) Premiere.

The two superheroes become aware of each other’s presence on Earth for the first time, and each disapproving of the other’s methods. A ruthless billionaire plays on their mutual mistrust to bring about their downfall, leading the heroes to face each other in a battle to the death. Action adventure, starring Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot and Jesse Eisenberg.

Looking for a new series to watch? With Halloween just around the corner what better time to start watching this exciting and slightly scary series – Stranger Things. Set in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana in the 1980s this is something you will love if you’re into science-fiction and up for a bit of horror.

The first season revolves around the disappearance of a boy named Will Byers and the supernatural events that begin to happen when a young girl named ‘Eleven’ appears out of nowhere. The girl doesn’t speak much and appears to have psychic abilities.

She helps Will’s friends and family in the search for Will.

When you finish season one, I can assure you that you will be wanting to watch more.

Lucky for you, Season Two is already released so you don’t have to wait.

I really enjoyed watching this series and I think that you will too if you’re looking for a thrilling series full of mystery, supernatural forces and an unusual character. Stranger Things will have you hooked into the intriguing story line in the first few minutes and it is certainly not a series you will regret watching.

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Oct 26th, Fri 22:35 Graham is joined by British stars Eddie Redmayne and Jude Law, who star in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, actress Melissa McCarthy, starring in comedy drama Can You Ever Forgive Me? and Oscar winner Emma Stone, who stars in the critically acclaimed historical romp The Favourite.

With music from Rick Astley, who performs his current single Try.

Mortdecai RTÉ Two

Oct 26th, 21:45 (2015, Comedy) Premiere.

An art dealer and lovable rogue puts his handsome looks and natural charm to good use while on a globe-trotting race against time involving a group of angry Russians and MI5 agents. He’s desperate to locate a stolen painting which contains the key to unlocking a stash of Nazi gold before his enemies can get their hands on it. Crime comedy, starring Johnny Depp, Gwyneth Paltrow and Ewan McGregor.

Words: Ailbhe Gammell

The X Factor Virgin Media One

Oct 28th, Sun 20:00 Dermot O’Leary hosts the Sunday night results show, with judges Simon Cowell, Louis Tomlinson, Robbie Williams and Ayda Williams assessing the previous episode’s performances. Plus, a special musical guest star will be performing on the show.

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Rejuvenated Crokes Ready For Final Battle

Underdogs Kieran’s led with five minutes to play in Lewis Road but Crokes finished strongly with four straight points from Daithí Casey, Paul Clarke, Jordan Kiely and Johnny Buckley.

Round 2A

Dr Crokes 2-16 Rahilly’s 3-18 (Fitzgerald Stadium) The reigning champions were up nine points with just 10 minutes to play but Rahilly’s, led by a resurgent Tommy Walsh, produced a stunning comeback to claim an unlikely win.

Round 3

Dr Crokes 3-28 An Ghaeltacht 2-15 (Fitzgerald Stadium) The Killarney men were on the ropes early doors in this one but a moment of madness

by Marc Ó Sé swung the tie irreversibly in Crokes’ favour. Tony Brosnan kicked 1-14 (1-11 from play) and zero wides in a memorable display.

Quarter-Final

Dr Crokes 1-20 Legion 0-9 (Fitzgerald Stadium) This derby failed to live up to expectations as Pat O’Shea’s side flew out of the traps to build up an early lead. They eventually ran out comfortable winners.

Semi-Final

Dr Crokes 2-19 Rahilly’s 2-10 (Austin Stack Park) The Crokes secured their spot in a third consecutive county final with a nine-point victory over the side that sent them through the back door. Jordan Kiely caught the eye with a brace while veteran marksman Kieran O’Leary chipped in with five points.

Dr Crokes captain John Payne will be hoping to lead his side to victory. Pic: Eamonn Keogh.

When Crokes fell apart against Kerins O’Rahilly’s at the start of September, obituaries had already been written before people had reached the bottom of the Sandpit. Half the team were past it.

This fella is too old. That fella isn’t up to it.

It always amazes me how short the memory of a football fan is. I definitely thought they were faltering somewhat, and their flaws were certainly laid bare in that final quarter, but to write this Crokes team off completely was madness.

I remember speaking to a friend (I won’t say what club he is) and he was delighted. “It makes the championship way more interesting,” he said. I agreed but warned that Crokes might come back stronger through the back door.

“There’s a back door?! Ah bollocks.”

It does seem as though that shock to the system was exactly what Crokes needed and bar the opening 10 or 15 minutes against An Ghaeltacht in Round 3, they’ve been back to their devastating best. They put Legion to the sword in the quarters and exacted revenge against Rahilly’s in Tralee a fortnight ago.

They are odds-on favourites to win on Sunday and you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone this side of Páirc an Ághasaigh who would back against them.

Not that Dingle will make it easy for them. I was actually away for both the drawn game against East Kerry and the replay so I can’t comment too much on what transpired but by all accounts there was a nastiness to their game that unsettled their opponents.

Tony Brosnan in particular is sure to be in for a bumpy ride but Crokes can mix it as well so things could get a bit spicy. The last thing Pat O’Shea will want is an hour-long fight, though. Crokes are the better team and they will in all likelihood beat Dingle at football – if a game of football is what we get. The referee will play a big role in this regard.

Of course, it would be disrespectful to dismiss Dingle as merely a team of fighters. They have some outstanding footballers, most notably goal machine Paul Geaney who is liable to do damage against any full back line he comes up against.

One of the criticisms I heard of East Kerry the last day was that they left Geaney 1 v 1 with his marker at the top of the square. I don’t think Crokes will be that naïve and I’d expect him to be smothered any time a long ball comes in his direction.

Roving defender Tom O’Sullivan continues to turn heads too and the all-action half-back kicked five points from play in his last outing. It will be interesting to see who is tasked with keeping him quiet in the decider.

I just think Crokes have too many weapons up front.

Even if the free-scoring Tony Brosnan is kept quiet – which won’t be easily done - you have the revitalised Kieran O’Leary, you have David Shaw, you have Jordan Kiely… Everywhere you look there’s a potential match-winner and that’s what continues to separate Crokes from every other team in Kerry.

Verdict: Crokes by six.

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Dr Crokes manager Pat O’Shea (centre) wth selectors Vincent Casey, Niall O’Callaghan, Edmund O’Sullivan and Der Brosnan. Pic: Eamonn Keogh.

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Crokes Must Not Retaliate Dr Crokes will be provoked by Dingle but they have to keep their heads, writes Eamonn Fitzgerald

The Dr Crokes team at a press night ahead of the Kerry SFC final against Dingle.

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Dingle are a very fit team and break through defences at will so there is a big ask for Crokes on Sunday. You can be sure that players such as Kieran O’Leary, Tony Brosnan and David Shaw will come in for special attention. With heavy tackling Dingle will be hell bent on putting them off their game. Crokes will find that intensity on Sunday and Dingle will be very hard to beat.

Paul Geaney is the big man in the Dingle side and it is going to be very difficult to keep down his scoring potential. It will be a big test for Michael Moloney who has to contest everything that comes in and Geaney can win high ball at his ease. At the time of writing, the fitness of Shane Murphy and David O’Leary is still uncer-

tain. Crokes will be looking to Gavin White for a big game.

Midfield is vital. Liam O’Connor and Barry O’Sullivan controlled the middle of the park on Sunday last so Crokes will be depending on a great pairing in Johnny Buckley and Daithí Casey. This duo have had a great year and will be expected to win this vital battle. Not alone can they win aerial battle but both can go in and take their own scores as well. If Crokes win this important test they have the forwards to get the resultant scores.

Kieran O’Leary was magnificent in the Rahilly’s match and a repeat of that form on Sunday will be a great start for Crokes. Tony Brosnan is also in great scoring form but he will be marked very closely. David Shaw has done very well

and hopefully he will be able to shoot for those all-important scores.

Micheál Burns is playing great football this season. He has great pace and stamina to burn.

Crokes will face intensity and fouling all over the field so they will have to be very patient and not retaliate. They must play their own game in so much as that is possible against Dingle. They should not be impatient despite the provocation that will arise.

Despite the negative side to the Dingle game plan they can still play great football. The referee for the county final is not known at the time of writing so the way he handles the match is all-important. There are plenty of good players in both sides who can rise above the fouling that has crept into football.

Blistering Dingle Start Kills East Kerry’s Dreams Kerry SFC Semi-Final (Replay) Dingle 4-13 | East Kerry 0-12 Dingle qualified for the Kerry SFC Final against Dr Crokes as early as the 9th minute in last Sunday’s semi-final replay at Tralee. At that stage they led by 3-1 to 0-1 and East Kerry were chasing the game thereafter.

Mikey Geaney opened the scoring with a first minute point and this was followed by an equalising point from Paudie Clifford. Dingle sent high, fast ball into their inside line and it reaped rich dividends especially with Paul Geaney, their full-forward who is in such devastating form. In the 3rd minute he out-fielded Dan O’Donoghue and drew the foul in the small square. He shot the penalty himself under the diving body of Brendan Kealy.

David Clifford scored two points but back came Paul Geaney for another goal in the 8th minute when he outwitted the defence. Then Barry O’Sullivan paved

the way for Mikey Geaney’s goal to crown a magnificent opening 10 minutes for Dingle. Just 10 minutes gone and East Kerry had a mountain to climb. They did score four more points to trail by 0-7 to 3-7 at half-time.

Aided by the stiff breeze much was expected of East Kerry in the second half but try as they might Dingle came at them in waves.

The real star was Tom O’Sullivan who was listed at centre back but he strode upfield to score five

Words: Eamonn Fitzgerald

Dingle’s Paul Geaney (right) scored 3-1.

Pic: Paudie Healy.

points.

A big melee broke out near the dugout early in the second half where it was a free for all and the real culprits were the Dingle men. They play on the edge, exerting multiple tackles on the opposition, and this sharp edge in their play makes it very hard to play against them. David Clifford was targeted for special attention and his brother Paudie was sent off when he came to his rescue. Worse was to follow for East Kerry when David was sent off in the 47th minute. The game was well and truly over as a contest.

Jack Sherwood played a captain’s part but he lacked support. The final score was Dingle 4-13 East Kerry 0-12.

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Video footage shows Dingle selector Colm Geaney (left) entering the pitch.

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Geaney strikes Moynihan in the face.

He approaches East Kerry forward Dara Moynihan.

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Eight Weeks For This?

It’s An Absolute Disgrace Football fans across the country were rightly abhorred by the incident in last Sunday’s Kerry SFC semi-final which left East Kerry youngster Dara Moynihan laid out on the floor.

Video footage clearly shows Dingle selector Colm Geaney rushing onto the field to punch Moynihan in the face. Observers the length and breadth of the country called for a lengthy ban (if not a lifetime ban) but, incredibly, the county board handed out an eight-week suspension.

It’s an absolute disgrace.

What kind of message are the GAA sending out here?

In March, a Clare footballer squirted water in the general direction of an umpire. He was banned for three months. I know a lad who was incorrectly told by his Australian club that his suspension from a 7-a-side tournament didn’t carry over to their league competition. He played in the league and got a six-month worldwide ban. And a non-player entering the field of play to physically assault a player gets eight weeks? Geaney will miss the county final on Sunday, which Dingle are expected to lose, and he’ll be back on the line for the start of next season.

There has been a lot of player-on-player violence recently but, as public reaction to this particular incident has shown, there is something particularly egregious about someone entering the field to attack a player. On-pitch fighting isn’t something that I’d condone but you have to give some leeway to the guys who are actually out there. It’s a physical game and everyone is desperate to win. Things get heated - it’s simply bound to boil over every now and then. You accept that as a player and unless it’s an especially aggressive or sneaky assault, guys rarely even hold a grudge. It’s water under the bridge. But

a non-player, who has no business whatsoever on the field of play, simply cannot do what Geaney did on Sunday. It’s assault, in my opinion, and should be treated as such. The old “If you did it on the street…” argument doesn’t always hold up but in this instance I think it does. If someone did the same thing outside the chipper the night before he’d end up in court. If a supporter ran onto the field and did it he’d be in serious trouble. Why should a selector get away with what is effectively a slap on the wrist?

As far as I’m concerned, the pitch should be for players and players alone. You see managers and selectors roaming the sidelines and encroaching 5-10 yards onto the field of play, sometimes more. As a player I find it so annoying. Mentors run across the breadth of the field to have a quick chat with a player, often while the ball is in play. I’m convinced there’s no need for it half the time.

To be honest, I think some mentors get a bit of a buzz out of it. They want to feel like they’re part of the action and they want people up in the terrace to see how integral they are to the operation. In reality, the instructions you get from the sideline are rarely insightful. The gist is generally, “Don’t do that bad thing you just did. Do something good instead.”

Got it. Sound. If managers really need to pass on information to their players, maybe a runner system like the one in the AFL would be a… runner? Allow two designated members of the backroom team to enter the field at an appropriate juncture, speak to players and leave in a timely fashion. If they fail to adhere to the rules, say for instance they address or approach an opposition player, they get sent off and the team forfeits their right to deploy a runner for the rest of the game.

And the runners could double as maoir uisce as well.

Some clubs are giving bottles to any Joe Soap on the basis that “He’s just a water boy” but, when it comes down to it, you’re basically giving unqualified people free reign to enter the field whenever they deem fit.

I think technical areas like the ones in soccer would be a good idea too. Some GAA managers would have a hard time adapting but so be it. At the end of the day, player safety has to be paramount and as last Sunday’s incident shows, some non-players actually need to be penned in.

When things do get tetchy, managers/selectors/ maoir uisce entering the field of play can be more than annoying; it can be downright infuriating.

Players square up all the time but 99 times of out of 100, no punches are thrown. Even when a punch is thrown, the flare-up almost always resolves itself relatively quickly. The intervention of a mentor, or a maor uisce, or even a sub – even if his intentions are good – invariably has an aggravating effect rather than a calming one. If you’re playing your immediate reaction is, “Get off the f***ing pitch”.

Look, I wasn’t down there on the line the last day. The culprit may feel as though he can somehow justify what happened. Maybe words were exchanged.

But, funnily enough, with players from both sides piling into the melee, Dara actually made the decision not to take part. He may have been worried about getting sent off and so did the smart thing by keeping his distance. And he still ended up getting attacked.

The GAA have to get serious with their punishments when incidents like this happen. The way things are going, it’s only a matter of time before someone gets seriously hurt. Or worse.

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26.10.18 National League Division 1

Limerick Celtics 75 | Scotts Lakers St Paul’s 98

Lucey Returns As Lakers Bounce Back In Limerick Words: Eamonn Keogh

Scotts Lakers bounced back to winning ways with a comprehensive 23-point victory over Limerick Celtics in St Munchin’s last Saturday night. After two recent defeats, it was a badly needed victory for the Killarney side and it puts them back in second place on the league table.

It also gets them in the right frame of mind for a big National Cup clash away to Dublin Lions this weekend.

This was a match that the Lakers were always in control of. The welcome return of Pádraig Lucey was a big boost and the Killarney side were 2415 in front at the end of the first quarter. Seán O’Brien was back to his best and he knocked down 18 points in the first half as team coach Cormac O’Donogue ran his full bench. All eleven players featured prominently in the opening half.

The Lakers enjoyed a 45-35 advantage at halftime and started the second half in convincing fashion. Papito Hersisia, Andrew Fitzgerald and Pádraig Lucey dominated the boards while Seán O’Brien, Séamus Brosnan, Mark Greene, Dailian Mason and Cian Clernon were also prominent as the Killarney men opened up a 73-51 lead by the end of the third.

Seán O’Brien sat out the closing minutes of the third quarter and was also rested for the final period but his able replacement Justin Tuason kept the Lakers in firm control. Big Papito Hersisia was also rested as Pádraig Lucey, Andrew Fitzgerald and Shane McCarthy continued to dominate the rebounds battle against a struggling Limerick outfit. In the end, Scotts Lakers had 23 points to spare with an outstanding overall team performance.

They shot 10 from 21 three-point attempts and converted 12 from 14 free throws, and this result pushed them up to six wins and two losses on the league table.

Team coach Cormac O’Donoghue was pleased with the great team performance.

“It was good to get a win after two tough losses, especially with a huge cup game coming up this weekend,” he said. “Our defence was definitely better, which it needed to be after coughing up big scores the last two weekends. I felt it was a perfect response to a poor performance last week and we shared the ball much better. It was good that everyone got minutes before next weekend.”

Scotts Lakers face a difficult National Cup clash away to Dublin Lions at Coláiste Bríde, Clondalkin this Saturday night (October 27) at 6.30pm.

Scotts Lakers:

Seán O’Brien (29), Papito Hersisia (22), Séamus Brosnan (9), Justin Tuason (8), Mark Greene (7), Cian Clernon (7), Dailian Mason (6), Andrew Fitzgerald (6), Pádraig Lucey (4), Shane McCarthy and James Murphy.

Limerick Celtics top scorers:

Turrell Morris (29), Fabio Hernandez (13) and Shane O’Connell (11)

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McCarthy Bags Hat-Trick In FAI Junior Cup Mismatch Killarney Celtic cruised into the fourth round of the FAI Junior Cup with an extremely comfortable victory over Clare side Moher Celtic on Saturday last.

Brian Spillane’s charges raced into an early lead and found themselves 5-0 up at the break. Things didn’t get much better for the visitors after the restart as the reigning Kerry champions added four more without reply. Talented young attacker Stephen McCarthy was the standout performer for the Celts as he bagged a hat-trick in a typically dynamic display.

Podge O’Connor, who recently returned from the States, also found the scoresheet, as did veteran Stephen O’Mahony who joined the club from Tralee Celtic over the summer.

Gary Keane, Wayne Sparling, Cathal O’Shea and Vukasin Ocic rounded out the scoring. Kerry and Legion stopper Brian Kelly started in goal.

Celtic are one of just three Kerry teams who have advanced to the fourth round of the nation’s biggest tournament: Castleisland and Killorglin also progressed to the next phase with victories over Ballingarry (Desmond) and Tralee Dynamos last weekend. Killorglin defeated Dynamos 7-2.

It’s a repeat of last year’s league final tonight in Celtic Park as Dingle Bay Rovers come to town.

Kick-off is at 7.30pm.

Meanwhile, Killarney Athletic will be hoping to move up the table with victory over Tralee Dynamos on Sunday morning. Kick-off in Cahermoneen is at 11.30am.

Celtic’s Stephen McCarthy was on top form.

Pic: Konrad Paprocki.

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Raikkonen Mocks Hamilton After Thrilling US Grand Prix

Penalty Count Will Concern Van Graan & O’Mahony Words: Liam Murphy

2018 STANDINGS 1 L. Hamilton 1 S. Vettel 3 K. Räikkönen 4 V. Bottas 5 M. Verstappen

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6 D. Ricciardo 7 N. Hülkenberg 8 S. Pérez 9 K. Magnussen 10 F. Alonso

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WRC Briefs ...

Toyota WRC Atmosphere Completely Different To Previous Teams Toyota World Rally Championship signing Kris Meeke says the atmosphere at his new squad is “completely different” to his experience with any other team he has driven for previously.

The former Citroen, Peugeot and Prodrive Mini WRC driver said four-time world champion team boss Tommi Makinen brings a different dimension to the team.

Meeke has shied away from directly comparing the Yaris he tested last week and the Citroen C3 he drove until the French squad dropped him in May, but hinted Toyota offers a better working environment compared with what he knew at Citroen.

Last weekend saw the second round of the Heineken Cup take place and as per usual the script went right out the window. The three Irish provinces in the cup were all in action. Munster took on Gloucester at Thomond Park, Leinster travelled to the south of France to face Toulouse and Ulster were further north in Paris to play Racing.

Saturday saw Limerick take centre stage as Munster hosted a weakened Gloucester. History is almost legendary between these sides as ‘The Miracle Match’ has entered rugby folklore. Back in 2003, Munster needed to win by exactly four clear tries and 27 points to progress. They scored their fourth try in the 80th minute and O’Gara converted to earn the much-coveted 27-point win. From stories of the Gloucester playbook being found in a taxi to everyone and their cat claiming to having been there, this fixture would always pique the interest!

The sun shone in Thomond Park and though it was no miracle match, Munster needed to power on from the draw away to Exeter the previous weekend which was an excellent result so early in the cup. Joey Carbery provided another masterclass, which must surely satisfy Joe Schmidt ahead of the Autumn Internationals next month. Munster were slow enough to get off the mark but new signing Mike Haley, drafted in to replace Zebo, scored his first Munster try after 13 phases.

Ex-England international and British media favourite Danny Cipriani earned a red card for a high tackle around the half-hour mark, opening the floodgates and effectively killing off the contest. Munster went on to score four more tries and earn the bonus point. But it came at a cost.

Tommy O’Donnell must be the unluckiest player in rugby, having returned from injury only to break his leg. This probably puts paid to his World Cup ambitions. South African Arno Botha came on and was immense. Rhys Marshall also picked up a knock and was replaced by Kevin O’Byrne, whose aggression added a much-needed spark to the game.

Carbery himself went on to score a try – his first in Europe - and earn the Man of the Match award to boot. However, the two stupid yellow cards in the last ten minutes for Munster allowed Gloucester back into the match and score two tries.

In the end, Munster held on to win the game and stop the visitors from earning a bonus point, but the penalty count will again be a cause of concern for Van Graan and Peter O’Mahony. Munster now top the group.

In a shock, Leinster lost by one point to Toulouse, their first defeat in 11 European Cup games. Ulster lost to Racing also, and now the focus switches to the PRO14 ahead of the Autumn Internationals.

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Kimi Raikkonen claimed his first Formula 1 win in five years in the US Grand Prix, as Lewis Hamilton’s 2018 title celebrations were delayed despite a Sebastian Vettel spin.

Raikkonen overcame poleman Hamilton at the start and withstood late pressure from Max Verstappen, who started 18th, and the Mercedes driver to finally win and clinch his first success since 2013.

“Thank you, f****** finally!” Raikkonen said as he crossed the line. But the 39-year-old Finn could not resist an ultra-dry riposte at the expense of Lewis Hamilton in the post race greenroom. He leaned across to speak to the Briton, who was frustrated in his bid to clinch a fifth title and finished third. “So, did you win the championship today?” asked the Ferrari man.

The delivery was so deadpan that the Mercedes driver was caught off-guard and muttered only a brief response.

Second place would have given Hamilton the title and he went wheel-towheel with Verstappen with three laps to go, but could not make it stick, eventually running off-track at Turn 18.

Vettel’s fourth place, having passed Valtteri Bottas late on in his recovery drive, means Hamilton leads by 70 points with 75 on offer in the final three grand prix.

Hamilton went into the Austin race needing to outscore Vettel by eight points to clinch a fifth championship.

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Loeb Plays Down Expectations Ahead Of WRC Return In Spain Nine-time World Rally champion Sebastien Loeb will make his return to this sport for this weekend’s Rally of Spain - an event he won eight times in a row between 2005 and 2012, after which he retired from full-time WRC competition.

The French ace, now 44, ran two WRC events earlier this year with the Citroen factory team in Mexico and Corsica, and although he showed front-running pace - particularly in Mexico, where he lead early on before his victory hopes were crushed by a punctured tyre - he wasn’t sure whether will be able to match the speed of Thierry Neuville, Sebastien Ogier and Ott Tanak, who will carry on their battle for the WRC title this weekend.

26.10.18

36 Clubs In Killarney Advertiser This Week

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

TURKEYS: Our first Turkey event took place last Sunday morning where 16 players braved the difficult morning conditions. Results were as follows: Overall Nett: Jason O’Connor & Colm O’Dowd 33, Overall Gross: John O’Brien & Kieran Fitzpatrick 43 and Second Nett: Noel Moynihan & Aidan O’Keeffe 36. Our next Turkey event will be on Sunday morning November 4th.

NATIONAL INTER-CLUB: Our Gents Nett team head to Royal Meath in Clonee Village Co Meath this weekend to take part in the Semi-Finals of the National Inter-Club event with the Final to follow afterwards.

They face Gowran of Kilkenny in their Semi-Final and we all wish the team of Gearoid Cronin, Kieran Fitzpatrick, Adam and Declan Kelly, Lorcan Martin, Noel Moynihan, John O’Brien and Darragh O’Callaghan the best of luck on Saturday.

OPEN THREE BALL SCRAMBLE AND SCRATCH CUPS: Starting at 12pm on Friday with the Scramble, play continues right through until Monday at 2pm with the Scratch Cup events on Sunday. Times of Play are 12pm-Dusk on Friday, 9am-4pm (Saturday) with play on Monday for the Scramble from 9am-2pm (Last Card). Entry is €10 per card. Also, on Sunday, the Scratch Cup events are over 36 holes all grades with cards from 8am-2pm. Cards, €10 per player with prizes also for the Ladies 0-10 and 11-18 grades.

U-16 SCRATCH CUP: Next Wednesday over 36 Holes, entry €5 per player. 12.30pm draw with ‘Shotgun Start’.

Flesk Valley Rowing Club:

RACE NIGHT: In aid of Flesk Valley Rowing Club on Saturday 10th November 2018 at the Killarney Oaks at 8pm. Ever dreamed of buying a horse, training a winner or becoming a champion jockey. All this is possible and dreams can come come true. There will be 10 races on the night with 8 horses in each race. Guaranteed to be a great night, with plenty of excitement and plenty of prizes on offer. Your Support is needed. Contact Catherine 086-8157575 or Denis 0872180209 for more details TRAINING: Training continues each week for all age groups. As always new members are welcome.

For more details about Underage training contact Donal Kelly 0876687926, Ladies training contact Nicola Fleming 087-2333305, men’s training contact Tadhg Kelly 0874181271 or message is through our Facebook page.

Fossa

FASHION SHOW: Please support the annual Fossa Community Centre Fashion Show in aid of Killarney and Fossa Way Greenway Project on Tuesday30th October in the Wonderful Europe Hotel and Resort. For €20 you can view the latest Fashions and enjoy a cheese and

Wine reception at 7.30pm. Great raffle and door prizes and Two Weekend away prizes also special prize for the Best Dressed Lady.

LOTTO: 21st October 2018. Numbers drawn were 2, 8, 14, 20. There was no jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot will be €6,900.

KILLARNEY LIBRARY: Ciorcal Comhrá (Conversational Irish Exchange) will take place at Killarney Library on Thursday 27th September at 6.30pm and will run every Thursday night at 6.30pm until 8th November. Free admission.

FOSSA COMMUNITY ALERT: The annual Church Gate Collection for Fossa Community Alert will take place this weekend. For further information call 086-1766583.

Killarney Athletic A.F.C.

FAMILY QUIZ NIGHT: and Uunderage player of the year awards Thursday 15th November Killarney Oaks 7.30pm sharp. All under 18’s to be accompanied by an adult. Lots of spot prizes on the night. Tables of 4 Adults €40 & Juveniles €20. The support, especially from parents would be greatly appreciated. All welcome to attend.

RESULTS: Under 13 Premier, Killarney Celtic 4 Killarney Athletic 0.

Under 17, Killarney Athletic 2 Tralee Dynamos 1, scorers were Damien Switzer and William Shine with his 1st goal for the Blues. Senior B, Killarney Athletic B 2 Castlegregory 5, Goals from Conor Healy and Chris O’Meara.

FIXTURES: Kerry Schoolboys/Girls, Saturday 27th October, Under 12 Premier, Killarney Athletic v Listowel 2.00pm. Under 12 Division 1, Killarney Athletic v Listowel 12.30pm.

Under 12 Division 2, Iveragh v Killarney Athletic 11.30am. Under 14 Premier, Killarney Athletic v Fenit 10.30am. Under 14 Division 2, Camp v Killarney Athletic 11.45am.

Under 16 Division 1, Killarney Athletic v Park B time to be confirmed.

Senior Fixture Sunday 28th October Denny Premier A, Tralee Dynamos v Killarney Athletic 11.30am.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club, Men’s Club

James Curran Vice-Captain of the Men’s Club will be taking over the Captaincy of our Club with effect from the AGM of The Men’s Club which will be held at the Clubhouse on Thursday of this week, the 25th of October, the meeting will be at 7.00 P.M. and will be immediately followed by the prize-giving of outstanding prizes for all Competitions at that time and James wishes that as many of our Members as possible will turn up on the night. James says that he is very much looking forward to his year as our Captain, and that his main hope is that the year will be a successful one for all of the Teams that will represent our Club in the National Inter-Club Competitions.

James also wishes to thank most sincerely, our outgoing Captain

Derry McCarthy for nominating him as his Vice-Captain, and James wishes Derry and his wife Julie and their Family all the best for the future.

The Competition on Sunday the 21/10/2018 was the Heineken sponsored singles V-Par Competition played on Mahony’s Point course.

The Competition was played via 2 shotgun starts in an attempt to accommodate as manyCompetitors as possible, and this was rewarded by the massive turnout of 140 players. The Competition was played in very contrasting weather conditions with the early starters playing in almost constant pouring rain, and it was from this half that the eventual winner came from, Ian Cronin returned the incredible score of 6 UP, indeed Ian stood on his 17th tee-box at 8 UP only to lose the following 2 holes, and the next best score in the morning session was 3 UP. The afternoon session was played in glorious sunshine and the plethora of excellent scores reflected those weather conditions, but still none were able to match the excellence of Ian’s morning score. Full results were as follows, 1st Ian Cronin(6) 6 UP, 2nd Rory McCann(16) 5 UP, 3rd Joseph Sheehan(5) 4 UP, 4th Colm Cagney(7) 3 UP, 5th Padraig Burke(20) 3 UP, Best Gross Ian Spillane(3) 72, Cat.2 Kieran O’Connor(7) 2 UP, Cat.3 John Hickey(12) 2 UP, Cat.4 John Horgan(20) 1 UP. CSS was 70. Victor Mulcahy, PRO of the Men’s Club is retiring from the Men’s Committee with effect from the Men’s Club AGM on Thursday night next, so as this is my last report, then I would like to thank Derry McCarthy our Captain, and his predecessors Declan McCarthy and Liam Hartnett for the honour of being your nominated PRO for the past 3 years. I would also like to wish my successor Michael Maher every good wish, and in-coming Captain James Curran likewise, Gentlemen, please be assured of my continued support in all of your future endeavours.

Killarney Badminton Club

The club has started back and it is great to see some new faces as well as all those returning. New members always welcome. Training for adults every Monday and Wednesday 8.30 to 10.30 in the Presentation Gym. Adult Membership €110 for the season. Check out our Facebook page for more information.

Kilcummin Community

COMHALTAS: Kilcummin Comhaltas would like to thank all those who promoted and supported the hugely successful Concert Tour of Ireland last Thursday night. Thanks to all who helped in preparing the stage and Church, those who supplied homebaking, chairs, tables etc.- not forgetting our Comhaltas members who helped make it all possible. A special thanks to Bishop Ray Browne and Fr. Eamonn for

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allowing us the use of the Church and Parish Office. Míle Buíochas.

I.C.A: Beginners and Advanced Crochet Class will be given by qualified teacher in the Recreational Hall on Saturday 3rd November from 10am – 4pm. Further details from Eileen 086 3689343.

‘CIORCAL CAINTE’: continues each Wednesday night in the Klub Bar from 7.30-8.30pm. This is a very informal get together, it’s not a class.

Beidh fáilte roimh cách.

KILCUMMIN LADYBIRDS: Ladybirds will continue every Mon. from 6-7pm in the Recreational Hall for girls aged 5-7 inclusive. New members welcome.

SHEP COURSE: Effective Communication for Better Relationships in The SHEP office Coolmore House, Park Rd, Killarney starting on Wednesday 24th of October and running for 8 weeks. This course is free. Further information or to book a place call Deirdre on 087 7728089.

KILCUMMIN RURAL DEVELOPMENT: Provides a full Secretarial Service to all groups and individuals. Assignments, Essays, Projects, C.V’s professionally typed, confidentiality assured. Other services include photocopying, scanning documents, laminating, e-mail, paying your Motor Tax or Local Property Tax online. Faxes can also be sent from the office to the Department of Agriculture for the movement of cattle. Tel. 064 6643357 or e-mail info@kilcumminparish.com.

Mastergeeha FC

RESULTS: DIV 2 U13 MEK 5 Mastergeeha 8. DIV 1 U15 Killarney Celtic 1 Mastergeeha 2.

AVENUE FC 3 MASTERGEEHA 2.

LOTTO: There was no winner on Sunday 21st October 2018. Numbers drawn were 16,23,27,28. Next Jackpot €4,000.

Killarney Celtic F.C.

LOTTO: Numbers drawn 6,9,26,27.

No jackpot winner. Next jackpot €9,000.

U12 COUNTY PENALTY SHOOTOUT COMPETITION: Congrats to Joey McCarthy who won on Sunday and who now goes on to represent Kerry in the Munster Final. This competition is being run in conjunction with the John Giles Foundation.

RESULTS: FAI Junior Cup Killarney Celtic 9,Moher Celtic 0. Premier B,Killarney Celtic B 2,QPR 2. U17 League Castleisland 2,Killarney Celtic 5. U15 Div 1, Killarney Celtic B 1, Mastergeeha 2. U13 Premier,Killarney Celtic 4,Killarney Athletic 0.

U13 Div 1,Killarney Celtic B 1,Camp 0.

Congrats to Mikey Murphy U13A who made Team of the Week.

TRAINING: Girls Academy training on Sat from 11.15am. Boys Academy Training U7/U8 from 1.30pm 2.30pm and U9 2.45pm -3.45pm All players must be registered with the club. Registration forms are available at the clubhouse. Please see

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Killarney Musical Society

Hello from the Hills and the Sound Of Music. Rehearsals continue under the direction of our Musical Director, Mr. Noel Lennon which are very enjoyable so far. We are thrilled with the sound of our heavenly chorus already. This Friday, October 26th. will see many of our members in Dunnes Stores, New St., Killarney for a bag packing fund raising event. As I’m sure you all are aware there are enormous costs involved in staging our annual musical, so if you have a few coins to spare we would be more than grateful to you as always if you can drop a couple in our box. You have been warned, so If you happen to see a few saintly ladies at the tills in Dunnes, don’t be alarmed, it’s only our heavenly crew. Have a great weekend everyone and Happy Halloween to you all.

Killarney RFC

SENIORS: Killarney 29 - 9 Ennis RFC. Last Sunday Killarney RFC took on Ennis in the third round of the Munster Junior League in perfect playing conditions at Aghadoe. A large crowd were in for a cracker of a match, though the half time score of 5 points to 9 in favour of the visitors didn’t bode well. The penalty count from Killarney was too high and ill discipline cost us in the first half. However, Paudie Sheahan crossed the white wash after some excellent passing to earn the home side’s first try. Mark Griffin was unlucky not to score a try of his own in the first half having run almost the length of the pitch only to be tackled at the very last minute.

The discipline was much better in the second half and it must be said that Killarney’s scrum was a powerhouse and a joy to watch all day. Ger Moynihan crossed for his second try in as many games after some excellent pressure by the home side allowing Oisin O’Shea to convert. Connie O’Leary crossed for a try of his own and Killarney earned a penalty try for repeated infringements late in the match. A very well deserved win and well deserved man of the match display by Ger Moynihan. Captain Peter Kelly made a break from a ruck and was unlucky not to score. Another good day at Aghadoe. Thanks to Emjay Leslie and Isabella O’Leary who were our mascots for the day and to everyone who came to support the lads.

MEMBERSHIPS: Memberships are now due for the season and must be paid by the end of October.

Download the Clubify app or contact Liam Murphy on 087-4145662 for further details.

MINIS: Our minis U11’s and girls travelled to Thomond Park last Saturday for the big match, meeting Irish legend Brian O’Driscoll to boot! A fantastic day for all and

thanks to all for organising and to the South Court Hotel for the fabulous food afterwards.

Killarney Valley Athletic Club

CROSS COUNTRY: The Munster Cross Country Championship took place last Sunday 21st October in Beaufort for Juvenile Even Ages and Novice Men and Women. Congratulations and well done to all who competed. Darragh O’Leary, Karl McCarthy, Kathryn and Hannah Ryan, Aoibhinn Gleeson, Conor Lynch, Naoise O’Connor and Tara O’Sullivan all did very well in their categories. A special mention to Maidhci Lynch who was placed tenth in a field of talented athletes.

Thank you to Coach Connie Lynch, Brid Stack and Linda Russell who helped out on the day. The next Cross Country event will be Munster Juvenile Uneven Age & Senior Championship and takes place in Tipperary on Sunday 11th November.

TRAINING: Strength & Conditioning continues Monday nights at 7pm in the Sem Gym for all members age 12 upwards. Bring €2, water and a mat if you have one. Outdoor Training will continue every Thursday evening at 6pm for all our members, meeting at field beside playground. Bring water and €2.

Please check our facebook page for information. information.

Listry

RAMBLING HOUSE IN LISTRY: Keep Saturday November 10th free for a great night of craic agus brack in Listry Community Centre. Music, song and dance for all ages.

LISTRY SOCIAL COMMITTEE: We wish to remind Seniors in the Listry / Milltown and surrounding areas that the next Social day will be held on Tuesday 30th October 2018 in Listry Community Centre. The usual Bus service will operate on the day and will start collecting passengers at approx 10.45am. We look forward to meeting you all again

MEK United FC

RESULTS: Last weekend saw our U13’s and U15’s in action. Our U13’s took on Mastergeeha ‘b’ at Lackabane in a cracker which saw the visitors the victors on a 5 - 8 scoreline. Scorers were Aaron Dinham x 2, Cian Fleming x 2 and James Clifford continues his scoring streak with a goal. Eoghan Bolger earned the man of the match with a fantastic display. Meanwhile our U15’s travelled to Tralee to take on Tralee Dynamos and lost 7 - 5 with Eddie Moroney bagging a hat trick and Kevin Harant and Shane O’Connor getting on the scoresheet.

Eddie was named in this week’s Kerry school boys league team of the week for his efforts, the second time for Eddie this season. Well done Eddie.

FIXTURES: Next Saturday our U12’s host Inter Kenmare at 11:30am at Lackabane while the U14’s travel to LB Rovers for a 11am kickoff.

Muckross Rowing Club

CASTLECONNELL HOR: The Castleconnell Head Of the River takes place this Saturday 27th October on the river Shannon. The 3.2km time trial will be run from Castleconnell Boat Club, with timing between 9am and 3:30pm. With over thirty Muckross crews competing from Junior 14 to Masters, the club is set for a very busy day. Best of luck to all involved!

EVENTS: Skibbereen HOR is next up on Sat 17 Nov at the NRC, Farran.

Our very own Muckross HOR is set for its usual fixture of the first Saturday in December, Sat 1st also at the NRC, Farran. Irish Indoor Rowing Championships, UL, Sat 19 Jan 2019. Kerry HOR, Killorglin, Sat 16 Feb 2019.

NEW MEMBERS: Following our successful Open Day earlier this month, the club continues to welcome new members aged 12+. Beginner rowing will be run on Sunday mornings at 10:30am. Enquiries to Denise 087 6607466 or contact us via Facebook and Twitter.

COMMUNITY IN ACTION: Well done to the members of the Muckross Community Association and local Muckross residents on the defibrillator training and awareness sessions held recently. New defibrillators are now installed at the Muckross Community Centre, Muckross Church, Loughquittane NS and Loreto NS.

KDYS Muckross Youth Club

We are desperately seeking volunteers. The club will not re-open unless more adults get involved in this very worthwhile project. If you can commit to a maximum of 6 hours a month, plus some training, please contact Gareth Harteveld (KDYS) on 0870576213 or Breda Daly (Muckross youth club) on 0877923945.

Gneeveguilla/Rathmore

AUTUMN MUSIC CLASSES: Music classes with Nicky McAuliffe continue every Monday night from 6pm to 8pm in Gneeveguilla National School, (prefab behind school) Beginners to advanced students welcome. This is Nicky’s 50th year coming to Gneeveguilla to teach music.

A remarkable track record. For any info contact our branch secretary on 087- 2871357.

CEOL AN GHEIMHRIDH: County Ceol an Gheimhridh takes place over the weekend Sat 17th and Sun 18th November. Music, singing, storytelling, scealaiocht and aithriseoireacht competitions will take place in Tralee IT North Campus at 10:30am. Set and ceili dancing competitions will take place in Fossa Community Centre Sunday 18th Nov at 10:30am. Age groups accommodated for are are under 11 and 11-14 on Jan 1st 2018. All competitors must be comhaltas members. For membership / entry form and further information contact the branch secretary on 087-2871357.

Closing Date for entries to branch

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Beaufort Golf Club (Gents Branch)

RESULTS: 20th/21st October - Stableford 1st Ken West (18) 34 pts, 2nd Paul Dolan (11) 33 pts, 3rd Padraig G O’Sullivan (11) 32 pts.

FIXTURES: 27th/28th October Round 6 Golfer of The Year (18 Hole Stableford - White Tees)

Beaufort golf Club (Ladies Branch)

RESULTS: 20th/21st October - Xmas Fayre 1st Una Moroney (31) 33 pts, 2nd Joan O’Sullivan (21) 26 pts, 3rd Renee Clifford (28) 26 pts FIXTURES: 3rd/4th November Xmas Hampers

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RESULTS: Sunday 21st October 2018, Stableford held on Killeen.

1st Margaret Campion (8) 36pts, 2nd /BG Eimear O’Donnell (6) 36, 3rd Corrina Griffin (5) 35, 4th Grace Dennehy (27) 34, 5th Mary Geaney (13) 33 B9, 6th Maire Murphy (36) 33. Congratulations to all the winners.

FIXTURE: Next Sunday competition will be stroke format on Mahony’s Point.

Ross GC, Killarney - Gents Club

RESULTS: Sat/Sunday Oct 20th/21st SS competition: 1. Jonathan Casey (11) 37, 2. John Cushkelly (16) 37, 3.

Maurice Coffey (26) 37.

FIXTURES: On October 27th, 28th and 29th we will hold our Open Days with an Open 18 Hole SS competition. Entry for visitors is €20, members is €10 and re-entry costs € 10. Time sheets are now available in the clubhouse on 064 6631125.

Glenflesk

GLENFLESK RAMBLING HOUSE: The annual Glenflesk Rambling house takes place on Friday November 2nd from 8-11pm with all proceeds going to the Barraduff Cardiac Response Unit, All welcome.

RATHMORE SOCIAL ACTION GROUP: Country Western Music Night in Teach Íosagáin Rathmore Sunday Nov. 11th at 9.30pm. Music by Paudie McAuliffe and Guests. Admission €10.

Kerry Beekeepers’ Association

Notice is hereby given that AGM of the Kerry Beekeepers’ Association will take place on Tuesday 30th October at 8pm in Teagasc offices, Killarney. Please note that, before the actual business of the AGM, Pat O’Connor has kindly agreed to deliver a short talk about practical aspects of using a vapouriser device in treatment for varroa with oxalic acid. Members and anyone wishing to become a member are welcome.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club: LOTTO: No winner of our lotto draw 19/10/2018, numbers drawn were 11, 16, 17 & 30. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 10, 16, 21 & 30. Next week’s jackpot €13,400 plus €1,000 bonus.

MUNSTER NOVICE & EVEN AGE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS:

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A good crowd turned out from our club on Sunday last to this event held in Beaufort. Well done to all who travelled and represented the club with pride. Club athletes present were Kate Culloty, Daisy Cremin , Aoife O’ Donovan, Emma Dineen, Megan O’ Reilly, Claragh O’ Connor, Caoimhe O’ Donovan, Sarah Byrne, Elma Cremin, Aisling O’ Leary, Emmett O’ Connor, Saoirse Tompkins, Michael Thornton, Robert & Andrew Purcell.

COUCH TO 5K: Gong very well 2 nights a week in Barradubh Monday & Thursday at 7.30 pm each night.

CLUB TRAINING: Gneeveguilla club training will resume on November 4th at 11.00 am.

On The Ball Dr Crokes GAA

SENIOR HURLING: Our season came to an end in Fitzgerald Stadium on Saturday when we were beaten by Kilgarvan in the South Kerry Championship Final. Final score was Kilgarvan 2-18 Dr Crokes 0-12. This game was arranged at the end of a long period of uncertainty surrounding the arrangements for the championship resulting in an understandable loss of interest on the part of our players and of other clubs. The South Kerry Hurling Board must do better. Although our lads were handicapped by the absence of several regulars and the lack of games during the last couple of months they put up a brave show of defiance. Kilgarvan had already, as Kerry Intermediate Champions, qualified to represent Kerry in the Munster Junior Club Championship and clearly had put in a lot of work and were the better team on the day. We wish them well on their travels as they go forward to take on the Limerick Champions in two weeks’ time. Our best players on the day were veteran goalkeeper Timmy Hourigan, Shane Kavanagh, Colm O Cuiv, Jack Lenihan, Aaron Murphy and Rob Ryan.

PROGRESSIVE 31: Progressive 31 will take place every Wednesday in Crokes Clubhouse. It will start at 8.00pm. You will need to bring money and a partner €5 per person.

East Kerry GAA

COUNTY SFC SEMI FINAL: East Kerry’s run in this year’s County SFC came to an end on Sunday after a second titanic battle against a deserving Dingle club team. East Kerry are represented in the Final next Sunday, by Dr Crokes CLG. RESULTS: Tatler Jack East Kerry Minor Championship, “A” Championship- Round Robin, Round 1, Dr Crokes 1-18 Cordal/Scartaglen 1-7.

Round 3, Rathmore 5-17 Cordal/ Scartaglen 1-7. “B” Championship- Semi Final, Killarney Legion 1-21 Firies 0-8. “C” Championship- Semi Finals, Glenflesk 6-28

Spa 3-10, Currow 8-20 Kilcummin 10-2. MD O’Shea East Kerry U14 Championship, Division 4 Final, Rathmore 3-14 Spa 1-13, Replay Killarney Legion 0-13 Firies 1-8(11).

FIXTURES: Saturday 27th October 2018, Dr. O’Donoghue Cup Round 1 – at 2pm Spa V Scartaglen at Spa (Scartaglen Pitch is closed). Quarter Finals – at 4pm Kilcummin V Listry at Kilcummin as Listry played Kilcummin at home last year (2017) in Round 1, Extra Time if necessary in both games. Tatler Jack East Kerry Minor Championship, “B” Championship- Semi Final- at 3pm, Gneeveguilla V Fossa at Gneeveguilla.

“C” Championship- Final- at 3pm, Glenflesk V Currow at neutral Venue- TBC, extra time if neccessary in all games. Saturday 3rd November at 3pm, Fr. Galvin Cup, Preliminary Round Firies V Listry at Farranfore, extra Time if necessary.

Fossa GAA

SENIOR LADIES: Randles Bros Ltd Div 3 County League Final Miltown/Listry 4-12 Fossa 3-9.

Listry GAA

EAST KERRY DR. O DONOGHUE CUP 2018: Quarter Final Round 1: Kilcummin V Listry on Saturday 27th October at 4pm in Kilcummin.

Please support.

FR.GALVIN CUP 2018: Firies V Listry on Saturday 3rd November at 3pm in Farranfore. Please support.

JUVENILE: U16 Mid Kerry Championship, Keel Listry 5.12 Milltown Castlemaine 2.06. U16s away to Beaufort on Sunday next at 12 noon in Beaufort. Please support our Juveniles.

LOTTO: 18, 19, 23, 26, Sunday Oct. 28th Jackpot €8,900

East Kerry GAA

COMMITTEE MEETING: Tueday October 30th at Killarney Heights Hotel at 9pm. All Delegates requested to attend

Gneeveguilla GAA

LOTTO: There was no winner of last week’s lotto, numbers drawn were 2,14,19,27. Next week jackpot €3,500 thanks to all for your continued support and thanks to all our ticket sellers.

AGM: Friday 7th December at 8.30.

MINORS: Home to Fossa this Saturday at 3pm.

Glenflesk GAA

GLENFLESK MINORS: East Kerry Minor C Championship Final, Glenflesk v Currow– Saturday 27th October at 3pm. Neutral venue TBC. LOTTO: No winner of the lotto which took place in Spillanes on 22/10/2018 Jackpot €5,600. Numbers were 6, 10, 13, 30. The next draw will take place in Corner Bar on 05/11/2018 and the Jackpot is €5,800.

SCÓR NA NÓG: If there are any members of the GAA Club, aged up to 17 years, who might be interested in representing the club in any of the following competitions - Figure Dancing, Solo Singing, Recitation, Ballad Group, Instru-

mental Music, Set Dancing or Quiz - please let Rosie, Club Scór Officer, know as soon as possible on 087 2072512. District finals are likely to be held in November with County Final scheduled for December 15th.

Gleann Fleisce Abú!

Kilcummin GAA

LOTTO: There was no winner on Sunday 21st October 2018. Numbers drawn were 13,17,20,23.

Next Draw Sunday 4th November 2018. Jackpot now €14,250.

SENIOR FOOTBALL: O’Donoghue Cup - Kilcummin play Listry this Saturday at 4p.m. in Kilcummin in a quarter final fixture.

MUNSTER FIXTURE: We play Kilrush in the first round of the Munster Intermediate championship on the following Saturday at a Clare venue and time to be confirmed. Details later.

Legion GAA

EK MINOR SEMI FINAL DIV 2: Legion 1-20 - Firies 0-08 Killarney Legion progressed to the East Kerry Championship Division 2 final with a well earned win over Firies. The game started with a minutes silence with officials and each team lining up side by side on the half way line in honour of our very own Niall McGillicuddy.

Played in Direen in ideal conditions Legion were slow to start but once they got into their stride they took control of the game. Firies gave as good as they got but Legion always seemed to have the edge and took scores at the right times. At the final whistle the scoreline was more of reflection of the hard work and determined effort right up to the final whistle.

EK CHAMPIONSHIP U-14 REPLAY: Legion 13pts Firies 1-8pts Very tight tough championship match. Both teams evenly matched but Legion dug deep in the second half and showed great character to win the game, well done to the management and lads.

LOTTO: 4-8-19-26. Jackpot €3,300, draw Monday the 29th Oct Murphys Bar 9pm.

Mid-Kerry GAA

MID KERRY O’SULLIVAN FINAL: Cromane 0-17, Glenbeigh-Glencar 1-12 Cromane ended 2018 on a high with a two-point win today over neighbours Glenbeigh-Glencar in the Mid Kerry O’Sullivan Cup final in Killorglin. It was well-deserved as they dominated the second half at one stage opening up a four-point lead, 0-15 to 1-8 with 12 minutes left. Things got a bit nervy towards the end with referee Maurice Murphy playing over six minutes of injury time but the lads got the job done in the end. Apart from a poor patch of play in the middle of the first half when Glenbeigh-Glencar hit six points in a row they controlled matters and could have passed the 20-point mark but for some wayward second half shooting.

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Spa GAA

AGM COISTE NA NOG: We held our Coiste na nOg earlier this year in the clubhouse. A large attendance and outgoing, Chairman, Sean Casey welcomed everyone present.

He thanked outgoing officers for their time and effort for the past year. Des Fitzgerald was outstanding as secretary and we wish him every good wish. Adrian O Sullivan stepped down in his role as PRO after five years. The following officers were elected for our juvenile board.

Chairman: Seamus Moynihan. Vice Chairman: Pa Murphy. Secretary: Vacant. Treasurer: Noelle Casey.

Asst Treasurer: Noreen O Connor.

Registrar: Shona Daly. PRO: Anne Holland. Schools Officer: Shona Daly. Ladies Football Chairperson: Louise Moynihan. Delegates: Paudie Horgan and Dinny Doolan.

HALLOWEEN PARTY FRIDAY 27TH OCT 6-8PM: Everyone welcome to our Halloween Party in doors. We are expecting a large attendance and hope to see you all in fancy dress including parents.

SENIOR CO. CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI FINAL REPLAY: East Kerry 0-12 Dingle 4-13 Hard luck to our lads who were defeated by Dingle. A tough game.

We look forward to an exciting County final next weekend in Austin Stack Park.

EAST KERRY MINOR C CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI FINAL: SPA 3-10 GLENFLESK 6-28. Played under lights in the suberb facilities in Spa. Unfortunately, home advantage couldn’t stop Glenflesk from pulling off a very impressive win to gain a spot in the final next weekend.

U14 BOYS: Rathmore 3-14 to Spa 1-14. Hard luck to our u14 boys who played their hearts out but came up short against Rathmore. A brilliant effort and great talent.

LOTTO: Numbers drawn: 22, 23, 26, 28. Jackpot not won. Lucky Dip Winners €50 each: Peig O Donoghue, Kings Park; Gerard Herlihy, Cummeen; Tim Corcoran, Cahernane Meadows; Mary Mangan, Coolcorcoran. Next week’s draw will be in The Torc Hotel for a jackpot of €10,200.

Beaufort GAA

LOTTO: Next draw for a jackpot of €6,000 will be held in Inn Between on Sunday, 28th October.

FIXTURES: Under 16 Boys will play Keel/Listry in Beaufort on Sunday, 28th October at 12 midday in final round of Mid Kerry competition.

Under 14 Girls have reached the final of East Region Under 14, Division 1 Ladies competition. Date of final and venue to be decided.

SPORTS PREDICTION QUIZ: With three events to go in our Sports Prediction Quiz, the leaderboard is as follows: Amy Foley 109pts, Mikey Houlihan 108pts, Ronan Dowley 103pts, David Tarrant 102pts, Noreen Kinsella and Mike Flynn on 100pts and Kevin O’Brien 99pts.

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