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Icelandic Thunderclap On Editor's View Franciscan Friary Steps Words: Eve Kelliher

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A scene from the YMCA Ireland and the Icelandic Viking flashmob demonstration at The Franciscan Friary/KDYS Killarney on Wednesday.

THE steps leading to Killarney’s Franciscan Friary reverberated with unique sounds this week.

Passersby stopped to enjoy the spectacle as the Icelandic Viking “thunderclap” erupted at precisely 3.45pm on Wednesday, as part of a flashmob hosted by the team at the Kerry Diocesan Youth Centre, Killarney.

The event, also spearheaded by YMCA Ireland, unfolded on the iconic front steps leading to the historic church and to the adjacent youth centre, at Fairhill.

“The activity was part of a youth exchange entitled F:IRE and ICE (Your Future/Fun/Fitness/Further yourself: Ireland and Iceland) which was designed to work on personal development and intercultural work with the groups through participation in outdoor education, sports and teambuilding,” said a spokesperson for Kerry Diocesan Youth Centre.

New Opportunities For Young People In Killarney And Across Europe TUESDAY, JUNE 6, will see Killarney Youth Centre, Kerry Diocesan Youth Service, become the first youth centre in Ireland to be awarded the Quality Label for Youth Centres from the Council of Europe.

The award will be presented by Antje Rothemund, head of the Youth Department with the Council of Europe, in the presence of the Minister or Children and Youth Affairs, Katherine Zappone. “This award means we will be working with the Council of Europe in new and exciting ways,” said Tim O’Donoghue of the Killarney centre. “We are proud that it will create multiple opportunities for young people and communities both here and across Europe to come together and exchange ideas, innovate and celebrate.”

“In this exchange the young people were given an opportunity to challenge themselves out in the wilderness away from their normal comfort zones and to get to know a new culture, environments and sports.

The hope was to encourage young people to discover their own strengths, new skills and ways to live a healthy lifestyle, become more nature aware, and open their mind to the social and cultural complexity of the world.”

The objective of the exchange was to encourage participants to become actively engaged in their local communities and beyond, as European citizens. “The ‘flashmob’ organised by the group had an Icelandic thunderclap theme, to highlight Iceland and to allow both Icelandic and Irish young people to have fun,” added the spokesperson.

IT’S HARD to believe we are already cruising into the June bank holiday weekend and Killarney is doing so in style thanks to Ireland BikeFest which has been revving up for action in recent days.

A record number of women bikers is expected to take part in this year’s event; see our story in this week’s edition.

Another highlight of the festival is the rideout on Sunday – you can register for this at the Celtic Thunder Chapter’s hospitality desk located in the Harley Bar in the Bike Village, at The Gleneagle grounds.

This week also saw the Heart of Killarney volunteers erect the second defibrillator phonebox in the greater Killarney area. This life-saving facility is the same as its counterpart on Main Street and is located outside the Golden Nugget bar and restaurant in Fossa.

The determination of the Heart of Killarney team impressed me as always when I caught up with the volunteers in Fossa on Tuesday.

And their sense of purpose has also influenced other communities in Ireland keen to follow suit.

A third life-saving phone box will be established in Killarney, in the Woodlawn area, in the near future.

Congratulations are also in order to the team at the Kerry Diocesan Youth Service’s youth centre at Killarney’s Fairhill which on Tuesday will become the first youth centre in Ireland to be awarded the Quality Label for Youth Centres by the Council of Europe.

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Four Thousand Flipping Fantastic Reasons To Celebrate

WELL done to the Killarney Soroptimist Club which generated a whopping €4000 for the Home From Home After School Service.

The club presented the sum, the proceeds of its pancake coffee morning held in the Killarney Avenue Hotel on Shrove Tuesday, to Mike Leahy of Home From Home, which has been support-

ing children with special needs at its premises 9/10 The Paddocks, Ballydowney, since opening in December 2009.

The meeting of the Killarney Soroptimists, in The Gleneagle Hotel, also saw Emer Moynihan take the helm as the club’s new president. Emer received the chain of office from outgoing president Clair Bowler.

Cyclist Dies In Traffic Collision At Gap Of Dunloe

GARDAÍ are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision at the Gap of Dunloe on Tuesday afternoon.

The collision, which occurred at approximately 3pm, involved a cyclist and a 4 x 4 vehicle. The cyclist, a woman in her 60s, was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the 4 x 4 vehicle was uninjured.

This stretch of road is currently closed to facilitate an examination by Garda Forensic Collision Investigators.

Investigating Gardaí are appealing for witnesses. Anyone with information is asked to contact Killarney Garda Station on 064-6671160 the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any garda station.

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Killarney House Rolls Out Red Carpet For Visitors Eve Kelliher previews the hotly anticipated opening of Killarney House It is hoped that members of the McShain family will attend the official opening.

“We have been in touch with the McShain family and they are delighted with the transformation of the House and Gardens,” said Mr Dawson.

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THE doors are ready to swing open on Killarney House on Tuesday, July 4. The general manger of Killarney House, Pat Dawson, said the team was looking forward to the showing the iconic, newly restored building to the public.

The date of the opening has special significance, said Mr Dawson. “We picked the date in recognition of the generosity of John and Mary McShain who gifted Ross Castle, the Lakes of Killarney and Innisfallen Island to the Irish people and who sold Killarney House and Gardens to the State for less than its real market value,” he told Killarney Advertiser.

“Without their philanthropy, Killarney would not now have such a fantastic resource to enjoy.”

Against the stunning backdrop of the sun-dappled gardens – which have lived up to their promise as Killarney’s answer to Dublin’s St Stephen’s Green – Mr Dawson added: “The next five weeks will be hectic-installing crystal chandeliers, laying historic rugs, hanging curtains and blinds and returning the period furniture to the drawing room, dining room, living room and library.

“We have advertised for visitor guides and look forward to building a new team at Killarney House and Gardens.”

opening, will not be able to be with us on July 4. However, we know that she is very pleased that her former home in Killarney has been excellently restored for the benefit of the public.”

While the new Garden Room annexe, which includes the main reception area, and the four historic rooms, will be open from July 4, the National Park exhibitions and displays will not be

Killarney House general manager and NPWS regional manager Pat Dawson.

open until later this year.

Visitors will be able to avail of guided tours of the historic rooms as well as enjoying an exhibition of stunning photographs of Killarney National Park in the new Garden Exhibition Room. “While there will be a modest

admission charge to visit Killarney House (the Gardens of course will continue to be accessible free of charge), we will not introduce the admission charges until all of the exhibitions and displays are in place,” added Mr Dawson.

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just do it. At the meet and greet, fully-fledged bikers will share their stories, knowledge and tips with aspiring bikers. “It can be daunting for anyone starting out, but it is es-

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LADIES VIEW was the perfect spot for bikers who wanted to rev up to a practice run on Wednesday in advance of Ireland BikeFest which rolls into Killarney this June Bank Holiday weekend.

You see, a record number of women bikers from across the globe will converge on Killarney for the festival. To celebrate the growing popularity of biking among women, the Ladies of Harley® will host two events during this year’s festival, a meet and greet which takes place at The Brehon at 5pm on Saturday, and a Ladies of Harley® rideout which will depart the Bike Village at 2pm on Sunday.

Ladies of Harley® promotes female participation in motorcycling worldwide. Their message for other women? If something makes you happy,

pecially daunting for women who may not know someone that shares their interest,” said Ladies of Harley® representative Fiona Carroll.

“But the number of women’s motorcycle groups is growing, and social media is helping to connect us all.

Women are embracing biking like never before and we are encouraging and helping each other in any way that we can.”

Motorcyclists that would like to participate in the ride-out on Sunday can register at the Celtic Thunder Chapter’s hospitality desk located in the Harley Bar in the Bike Village.

Ireland BikeFest Killarney is one of Europe’s largest free, open biker festivals. Every make and model of motorbike imaginable along with their owners are welcome to attend.

Visitors do not even have to own a bike, they can just bask in the glory of some slick, well-built machines and enjoy the unique party and festival atmosphere of the Bike Village.

The festival headquarters, The Bike Village, is located on the grounds of The Gleneagle Hotel.

Triple Success As Killarney Duo Power Into Action For Triathlon

Cormac Rowe and Jack McGuire who were medallists in the Castle Triathlon Series at the weekend.

FRIENDS, classmates and triathlon partners Cormac Rowe and Jack McGuire proved a force to be reckoned with as they crossed the finish line of the challenging Lough Cutra Castle Triathlon not once but three times.

This was fifth year the duo, both aged 12, took part the event, which takes place in south Galway as part of the Castle Triathlon Series, and involves a swim, cycle and run.

As well as completing Sunday’s contest as individuals, Cormac and Jack competed in the relay twice, as they were the only two-person team entered, and received special recognition as a team of two competing as four.

THIS year will be the sixth year of Stephanie O’Sullivan’s Memorial Cycle which will take place on Sunday, June 4.

Stephanie tragically lost her life at the age of 20 years in November 2011. The loss of this beautiful young and vibrant lady shocked and saddened all who had the pleasure of knowing her.

The O’Sullivan family have created an annual charity cycle in aid of suicide prevention to save another family from going through the turmoil of losing a loved one to suicide.

The cycle starts and finishes at The Nagle Centre in Milltown. Cyclists can register is on the day.

The cycle starts at 10am sharp and the entry fee is €20.

The cycle incorporates two distances of 40km and 80km.

All cyclists and volunteers will enjoy a barbecue and live music afterwards.” A lot of work goes into the cycle that no one sees and all the effort and support is greatly appreciated as the proceeds are in aid of two worthy charities the Samaritans and Killorglin Mental Health Association,” said Dan Joe O’Sullivan, Stephanie’s father.

“The family would like to send heartfelt thanks to all the cyclists, sponsors and volunteers who assist to make Stephanie’s memorial cycle a continued success.”

Art’s The Way To Do It

THREE artists from the greater Killarney area will be in the frame shortly as they take part in their degree show exhibition at Crawford College of Art and Design.

Deirdre Moylan from Tomies, Killarney, Amanda Lynch from Gortacoosh, Glenflesk, and Conor Cronin from Gattabawn, Gneeveguilla, will be showcasing their artwork from June 9-16 at the college, at Sharman Crawford Street, Cork City.

Deirdre Moylan specializes in oil painting of people and the use of objects.

Amanda Lynch focuses on landscape painting and her works deal with the social and psychological aspects of rural Ireland.

Conor Cronin’s work involves painting, photography and installation. Conor focuses on the social issues of the rural Irish male. At the show he will have four paintings, an installation piece and a photobook with fictional stories.

Amanda Lynch, Deirdre Moylan, Conor Cronin.

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Killarney Parish Administrator Fr Kieran O’Brien with couples who were celebrating a special wedding anniversary at the jubilee wedding anniversary mass in St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney on Saturday evening. Michael and Bella O’Connor celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary. Eamon and Catherine Toland celebrated 60 years of marriage while other couples were celebrating 50, 40 and 25 years of marriage. Pics: Eamonn Keogh

Words: Eve Kelliher KILLARNEY parish administrator Father Kieran O’Brien led a special wedding anniversary celebratory Mass last Saturday.

The jubilee wedding anniversary Mass unfolded in St Mary’s Cathedral with couples celebrating 60, 50, 40 and 25 years of marriage.

One couple, Bella and Michael O’Connor, of St Brendan’s Place, Killarney, were marking the 67th anniversary since they exchanged weddings vows.

Fr Kieran O’Brien with Michael and Bella O’Connor, St Brendan’s Place, who celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary.

Fr Kieran O’Brien with Eamon and Catherine Toland, Scartlea, Muckross, Killarney, who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.

Kerry Stars

Tee Up In Aid Of Kerry Stars YOU have three weeks to ensure you are on a par with the best for a golf classic at Beaufort Golf Club.

The event, in aid of Kerry Stars Spe-

cial Olympic Club, will be held on June 24. Killarney Credit Union and Killarney Autos, main Ford dealers, joined forces to lend their support in the lead-up to the classic.

Killarney Credit Union presented sponsorship for the event, while Killarney Autos will present a Ford Focus car as the prize for the best holein-one on the par three second hole.

Pat Delaney, chairman, Killarney Credit Union (eighth from left), presenting the sponsorship cheque for the Kerry Stars Special Olympic Club Golf Classic to Tom Tobin which will be held on June 24 in Beaufort Golf Club, also pictured, Gary O’Sullivan, Denis Murphy, Tim Horgan, Maura Murphy, Joan O’Connor, Michael Brosnan, Breda Healy, Grace Murray, Dermot Moriarty of Killarney Autos, main Ford dealers, Helen Courtney Power CU and John Spillane.

THE Institute of Technology Tralee has successfully tendered for eight new courses under the Government’s Springboard+ initiative. The courses, which will run from September 2017, are in the areas of software development, computer services management, culinary skills, food business innovation, biopharmaceutical processes, industrial instrumentation, mechatronics and quality management. In addition, the Institute will also offer a Higher Diploma in Applied Computing as part of the ICT Skills Initiative, which aims to provide a career route into the IT sector for graduates whose primary degree is in a discipline other than computing.

The Springboard+ initiative offers free, part-time courses leading to qualifications that are in demand among employers. Those currently in receipt of payments from the Department of Social Protection will retain their benefits and will not be liable for third level fees. The eligibility criteria has been extended in 2017.

In September 2017, the Institute will also offer the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computing with Software Development/Media Development/ Mobile Application Development/Games Development.

Further information is available by contacting the Institute at 066-7191701 or by visiting www. springboardcourses.ie.

Brows For Barnardos

THE team at Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio is poised to help a good cause as the salon participates in the Brows for Barnardos campaign.

Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio said: “Barnardos is an Irish hands-on charity that have been constantly working with vulnerable children and their families since 1962.

“To help this fantastic charity continue its amazing work, every eyebrow wax/shape between June 15 and June 24 we will be giving 20% of the cost to Brows for Barnardos.”

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Brewing Up A Taste Of Summer IT WAS a case of “my cup runneth over” for the many delighted revellers who converged on the tented “beer village” that sprang up in The Gleneagle grounds last week.

Expanding their horizons as they sipped many a new brew, beer enthusiasts from near and far pulled up a stool or danced the night and day away at Killarney Beerfest which took place from Friday to Sunday.

Some 150 brews were on offer during the event, the highlight of which was the prestigious Beoir Champion Beer of Ireland Awards sponsored by Carry Out Off Licences.

There were eight categories in the awards as well as the most sought-after title of the overall Beoir Champion Beer of Ireland. Over 100 craft beers have been entered for the awards.

Along with the prestige of being crowned The Beoir Champion of Ireland, the winning brewery received the opportunity to brew an exclusive craft beer for Carry Out Licence along with a promotional package from Carry Out Off Licences which includes in-shop distribution and promotions as well as marketing and social media support.

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Taoiseach Launches Artist Residencies At Muckross THE Taoiseach Enda Kenny was joined by Cllr Michael O’Shea, Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council, and Pat Dawson, National Parks & Wildlife Service Regional Manager, Muckross House for the launch of the Creative Ireland Kerry programme and the announcement of new artist residencies at Muckross House.

An immediate example of the potential of Creative Ireland in Kerry is an expanded partnership between the Arts Council, Kerry County Council, the National Parks and Wildlife Service and the Trustees of Muckross House, who are providing accommodation on the Muckross Estate for future artist in residence schemes.

Speaking in Muckross House on Friday, the Taoiseach said: “I am delighted to be here and to see so many cultural organisations represented today. These organisations make a huge impact of the lives and wellbeing of the people of Kerry, and the people of Ireland. Creative Ireland Kerry is about you, the people of Kerry – it is about the ancient traditional and living culture that is integral to daily life here.”

The Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Af-

fairs and the Trustees of Muckross House are now joining with Kerry County Council in supporting these residencies by providing the use of two cottages in Killarney National Park for the artists’ accommodation. “We are delighted to offer this type of patronage for creativity, and supporting culture locally is in keeping with the legacy of the Muckross Estate,” stated Pat Dawson, Regional Manager.

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Facebook.com/KerryCoArts and @KerryCoArts, or contact Kerry County Council’s Arts Office at arts@kerrycoco.ie or on 0667183541.

An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, and guests are serenaded by the St Oliver’s National School choir with choir mistress Josephine O’Sullivan.

An Taoiseach, Deputy Enda Kenny, with Kerry County Council CEO Moira Murrell, Kerry mayor Michael O’Shea, Killarney cathaoirleach Cllr Brendan Cronin, and arts officer Kate Kennelly.

Killarney Gardai Raise Awareness Starcamp Summer Camps Of The Need For Home Security

ALMOST one in four summer burglaries involve entry through an unsecured door of window, so Killarney Gardaí are urging homeowners to make sure their properties are secured.

Gardaí have unveiled details of the National Crime Prevention Campaign of 2017 entitled ‘Summertime Home Security’. This initiative will coincide with the June Bank Holiday weekend and promotional events will run from June 1-8. Most summer residential burglaries occur late at night between midnight and 4am and in the afternoon between noon and 3pm.

Jewellery and cash are the objects stolen which amount to the highest value.

Smaller, less expensive tools such as con-saws and chainsaws are more likely to be stolen in the summer months.

There are more burglaries where bicycles are stolen in the summer than in the winter.

Gardaí advise whether at home or going out, turn on some lights, use timer switches.

Lock all doors and windows, use your house alarm and store keys safely, away from windows and letterboxes. Record details of valuables and don’t keep large

cash amounts at home. If your home is going to be vacant during the summer period, ask a trusted neighbour or family member to conduct frequent checks of the property. Ensure the house alarm is set.

Check all doors and windows are secure.

Install timers on internal lights and motion detectors on external lights to make the house appear occupied.

Ensure that the building doesn’t look neglected. Ask a neighbour to collect post or if you are going to be away for longer periods arrange a “mail minder” service with An Post to retain post for collection and place a ‘No Junk Mail’ sign on letter-box.

Inform the local Garda station about the premises being vacant to afford passing attention on patrols. If you are going on holiday and your home is going to be vacant, be mindful of what you post on social media.

A barrier of prickly hedge along your boundary or underneath a window will help deter thieves. Hedges and shrubs in the front garden should be kept to a height of no more than three feet in order to avoid giving a burglar a screen behind which he can conceal himself.

STARCAMP Summer Camps are celebrating their 10th birthday and will take place in Killarney from July 24-28.

Children will get to boost their confidence, enjoy games as well as act, sing and dance at the camp which will unfold in the Monastery National School.

Camps take place in Listowel from July 31-August 4, in Tralee from August 8-12, Kenmare from July 10-14 and Castleisland from August 14-18.

Starcamp is aimed at all boys and girls aged 4-12, and it is so much

more than a performing arts summer camp. Activities will include a superhero masterclass taught by a real superhero, news and weather reporting, camp games, arts and crafts and of course singing, dancing and drama. The week is scattered with new and fun surprises with a theme of “kindness” and a Friday finale showcase where all are welcome. This year children will get to act out scenes from movies and sing all their Disney and chart favourites.

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Performers Whirl Into Action At Jarvey’s Rest PROOF if it were needed that summer is in full swing was on display in Muckross on Monday evening as the Jarvey’s Rest Traditional Irish Pub at Muckross Park Hotel welcomed 80 local B&B and guesthouse owners to the season launch of its Irish Night Pub Show.

The evening included a drinks reception on arrival and dinner in Jarvey’s Rest followed by the show. “This is our sixth season of scheduled Irish Night Pub Shows and each year we have seen the Irish nights grow in numbers and popularity,” said director of sales and marketing Brian Miley. “In these six years we have had over 750 scheduled Irish nights welcoming almost 50,000 people to Jarvey’s Rest for great food and live Irish entertainment. Guests have come to us from all over the world to experience a genuine Killarney Irish Pub Night here and our thanks to all of you for your recommendations and assistance in achieving this success.”

The show is a mixture of traditional tunes, rousing ballads and Irish music performed by Onora with dancing by the Sinseori Dancers.

These award-winning performers showcase Irish jigs, reels and heart pounding dances. The traditional Irish pub show takes place every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from 8pm throughout the summer season and there will be live entertainment every Friday night.

The Jarvey’s Rest is open from 12.30pm daily serving lunch and dinner; call 064-6623400 or email info@muckrosspark.com

Onora and Sinseori Dancers at the launch of the Irish Night Pub Show summer season at The Jarvey’s Rest Traditional Irish Pub in The Muckross Park Hotel on Monday evening.

Aine and Bernie O’Sullivan, Killarney, Brian Miley, Muckross Park Hotel, Kathleen Murphy and Teresa Lyne.

Sinead Courtney, Brian Miley, Muckross Park Hotel, Ellen Cahney and Angela Gallivan.

Inset: Melissa Santos, Neil Sturdy and Anna Pozey from Killarney.

Veerpal Yadav, Deputy Hotel Manager, Eamonn, Aidan and Ann Sullivan, Killarney and Brian Miley, Director of Sales & Marketing, Muckross Park Hotel.

John McEnery, Noreen Sheahan, Trish McEnery and Paudie Sheahan, Killarney.

Sheila Sheahan, Marketing Manager, Muckross Park Hotel, Derry and Helen O’Leary, Chris and John Mannix, Killarney.

Clare and Margaret Doyle, Maura O’Driscoll, Sheila Doona, Liz Ryan and Seamus McCarthy, Assistant Bar Manager, Muckross Park Hotel.

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Barbara O’Sullivan, Victor Mulcahy, Emma Hallissey, Caroline Hallissey, Ger Looney, Mark Hallisey, Paul O’Sullivan and Leo O’Connor. Pic: Dylan Clifford

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THE Shire Bar in Killarney, which opened in 2014, has gone from strength to strength in the past three years. The Lord of the Ringsthemed pub, located in Michael Collins Place, and owned by local man Ollie Favier of Glenflesk, has become a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike.

The bar, which specialises in its unique craft beers and in house cocktail called “Hobbit Juice,” has recently expanded it’s drinks offering by launching an extensive gin menu.

The bar is now serving food six days a week, from Tuesday to Sunday. Ollie said: “With people’s wants and needs always at the centre of everything we do we wanted to expand our offering to include food to ensure we are further satisfying the needs of our customers. Hence we launched ‘The Shire Gourmet Burgers’. This is high quality food served in a fun and quirky environment and already the reaction has been phenomenal!”

As well as that the pub has a great entertainment line-up with live music on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.

“I’ve always been blown away by the support of the people in Killarney and in every venture we embark upon this support only grows and grows,” added Ollie. “We are very fortunate here in The Shire also that we are particularly popular with the overseas market and those who have a interest in Lord of The Rings.”

The Shire bar is open seven days a week and more information can be found at www.theshirekillarney.com

WELL done to the Heart of Killarney team which on Wednesday unveiled its latest life-saving “defibrillator phone box” in Fossa.

The phone box is the second to be set up in Killarney and is located outside the Golden Nugget bar and restaurant, with the support of owners Mark and Caroline Hallissey.

“We will be opening a third Killarney phone box, in Woodlawn, very soon,” said Damien Baker of Heart of Killarney.

The initiative has proved such a success since the first phone box opened on Main Street, Killarney, last year that communities across Ireland have followed suit, including as far afield as Carndonagh in Co Donegal.

“We are working with a lot of groups to try and bring these phone boxes on-stream and we have been delighted with the response,” said Damien.

“We would like to say a special thank you to the Killarney Bikers and Friends group which raised funds for the Fossa phone box and the Cooper family who raised the funds for the Woodlawn phone box through the screenings of The Dawn in Cinema Killarney “We would also like to say thank you to Mark and Caroline Hallissey of the Golden Nugget who have given us huge support.”

Team Killarney In The Saddle For Rás Challenge

Team Killarney: Eoin O’Connell, Marcus Treacy, Richard Maes, Michael Lucey and Leigh Hewerdine.

FIVE top-class Killarney cyclists powered into action for the prestigious An Post Rás challenge.

Eoin O’Connell, Marcus Treacy, Richard Maes, Michael Lucey and Leigh Hewerdine, all members of Killarney Cycling Club, made up Team Killarney.

The gruelling race features eight stages, with 1200km covered in just eight days at an average speed of 47km an hour.

The Rás was filled with ups and downs for Team Killarney, eventually leading to three of the five finishing after a last-minute ad-

dition to team Michael Lucey fell outside the time limit on a hard day six alongside teammate Leigh Hewerdine.

The finishers were Eoin O’Connell, Richard Maes and Marcus Treacy. Two top-ten finishes and a county rider stage win by Richard Maes really made for a great An Post Rás for Team Killarney. Joe O’Shea was manager of Team Killarney, and the team was very grateful for his support as well as that of mechanic Billy Reidy, Dave Kenneally and Darren O’Mahoney throughout the week.

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Purple Power At Community College THE transition year students of Killarney Community College raised the Purple Flag with pride last Friday.

The event, which was a highlight of the transition year graduation ceremony at the school, saw the students awarded certification for their research on “Killarney at night”. “The Purple Flag is an international accreditation scheme for towns and city centres in the evening and at night,” said TY co-ordinator Kerri McCarthy. “It is the ‘gold standard’ for night-time destinations.”

Killarney Community College transition year students and Ms McCarthy worked closely with Seamus Whitty from Kerry Life Skills to analyse the research and provide recommendations to the Purple Flag Working group.

Attending the graduation ceremony were Killarney Chamber President Paul O’Neill and Councillor Michael Gleeson.

In addition, the transition-year students joined forces with Killarney Looking Good/Killarney Tidy Towns to make bird boxes for Killarney National Park.

Art Competition

School Report Transition Year Students from Killarney Community College who undertook a project for Killarney Purple Flag Working Group by carrying out a survey among young people about . ‘Killarney At Night’. Included are Paul O’Neill ((Killarney Chamber of Tourism and Commerce President), Stella Loughnane (Principal), Kerri McCarthy (TY teacher), Eilish O’Leary (Deputy Principal), Bernadette Randles, Killarney Chamber, Cllr Michael Gleeson and Kathleen Foley, Killarney Tidy Towns. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

Celebrations On The Double For Young Artist Mia CONGRATULATIONS to young Killarney artist Mia Counihan who has won a national award for the second year running.

The 12-year-old, a fifth class pupil at Lissivigeen National School, was presented with her prize in this year’s 63rd Texaco Children’s Art Competition.

Mia, who was congratulated by broadcaster Ryan Tubridy at the prestigious event, was delighted

to win this prize for a second time.

The award ceremony took place last Thursday, May 25, in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham.

Left: Mia Counihan with her prize-winning painting.

Right: Mia Counihan pictured with Ryan Tubridy and her little sister Amélie.

Sem Students Are Streets Ahead Scriobh Leabhar Winners

THE civic-spirited students of St Brendan’s College were awarded Neat Streets certification by An Taisce for their efforts in an anti-litter and waste management campaign run within the school during the academic year. The Neat Streets programme is designed to facilitate and develop leadership, project manage-

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This year, transition year students in St Brendan’s College led the campaign with a number of other students involved from across the school community.

The St Brendan’s College Neat Streets students displaying their award with principal Sean Coffey and teachers Bryan O’Mahony and Kevin Cronin.

The Knockanes National School Scriobh Leabhar winners who were presented with the awards at the Education Centre, Tralee, recently, back, from left, Sarah Moran, Molly O’Donoghue, Fionn Lynch, Grace Angland, front, Front row left - right: Kayla O’Sullivan D’arcy and Colleen Angland.

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Last-Minute Tips For State Exams Candidates With the Leaving Cert commencing next Wednesday, career guidance counsellor Billy Ryle has some advice for students getting ready to sit the examinations.

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

David Geaney Wows The World On Britain’s Got Talent SUPER-TALENTED Kerry dancer David Geaney took to the stage on Wednesday night as part of the third Britain’s Got Talent’s semi-final.

During the show’s audition stages, the 22-year-old not only wowed viewers with his impressive Irish dancing skills, he performed in sync with a video recording of himself.

On Wednesday, he upped his game, dancing to a remix of Over the Rainbow.

While the Dingle superstar narrowly missed out on a place in the Britain’s Got Talent final, his fans at home and beyond have heaped praise on David’s remarkable talent. The five-times world champion is a regular performer in Killarney and is part of the acclaimed Celtic Steps troupe.

Judge Amanda Holden said: “Wow, it was kind of like Games of Thrones meets Irish dance, I think the special effects really helped this act become incredible.

“The choreography was slick, I like the seriousness, it made it cooler.”

Her colleague on the judging panel David Walliams was equally impressed, saying: “It was very original, very smooth and very memorable.”

David Rea of Celtic Steps, Killarney, said: “Since 2012 when we started, David Geaney has been with us every year, just starting back now after finishing fourthyear exams in UL. He is sensational – five times World Champion and rated as the very best freestyler in the world!”

The 2017 season is in full flight and Celtic Steps at Killarney Racecourse will be enthralling audiences six nights weekly until mid-October.

Lords Of Strut On Their Way To BGT Semi-Final THE Britain’s Got Talent hopefuls Lords of Strut jetted off to London yesterday ahead of their semi-final performance on the hit ITV show. And customers at Tony’s Bistro on North Main Street in Cork had a surprise rave on Wednesday night as Lords of Strut (Famous Seamus and Seantastic) took to the street outside for an impromptu rave.

They wowed the audience and (most of) the judges with their 80s-inspired acrobatic comedy act last weekend.

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Multiple world champion Irish dancer David Geaney performing in Britain’s Got Talent.

O’Donovan Brothers On The Airwaves IT’S a truth universally acknowledged that Skibbereen is now the rowing capital of Ireland and probably the world.

The 2016 Rio Olympics introduced us to the O’Donovan brothers, Gary and Paul, and at this year’s European Championships, Mark O’Donovan - no relation - and Shane O’Driscoll won gold in the lightweight men’s pair.

Incredibly, all four rowers are based in the same Skibbereen rowing club in Cork, along with club-mate Denise Walsh who won a silver medal

in the women’s lightweight single skulls at the European Championships.

On Off The Ball on Newstalk on Monday night, an interview with gold medallists Mark O’Donovan and Gary O’Driscoll was arranged but it soon came apparent that there were more than two people on the phone.

Gary and Paul O’Donovan hijacked the interview to make it near impossible for interviewer Joe Molloy to decipher one Skibbereen accent from another.

Corrie Actor Roy Barraclough Has Died Aged 81 CORONATION STREET actor Roy Barraclough has died after a short illness, said his spokesperson.

The 81-year-old played Rovers Return landlord Alec Gilroy in the

long-running soap and was known for his fiery marriage to Bet Lynch.

He was also famous for his double act with Les Dawson, “Cissie and Ada”.

Man’s Body Taken From Water In Dun Laoghaire A MAN’S body has been recovered from the car he was travelling in after an alarm was raised early on Thursday.

The man’s car went into the sea at Coal Harbour in Dun Laoghaire.

Gardaí have confirmed the man’s body has been removed from the scene.

The alarm was raised at about 5.30am after his car went into the water at Coal Harbour.

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June 02, 22.35 Graham is joined by Tom Cruise and Annabelle Wallis, starring in new movie The Mummy, and Zac Efron, promoting the movie revival of Baywatch. Singer-songwriter Beth Ditto performs her single Fire.

Philomena, RTÉ One

June 02, 9:35pm A teenager in 1950s Ireland becomes pregnant, and is sent to a home for `fallen women’, while her baby is forcibly taken from her and sent to America to be adopted. Fifty years later, she meets a disillusioned political journalist who helps to reunite her with her son. Fact-based drama, starring Judi Dench and Steve Coogan.

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Ariana Grande Joined By Justin Bieber For Manchester Benefit Gig

ARIANA GRANDE is to perform a benefit concert for victims of the Manchester bombing on Sunday, with a stellar line-up including Justin Bieber, Coldplay, Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus.

The singer will headline the One Love Manchester concert at the Old Trafford cricket ground, with support including Pharrell Williams, Usher, Take That and One Direction’s Niall Horan.

Earlier on Tuesday, police said Grande was keen to return to the city “sooner rather than later”, after a suicide bombing at the Manchester Arena following her show last Monday killed 22 people and injured 116.

Greater Manchester police’s chief constable, Ian Hopkins, said plans were being worked out for the singer to stage the concert nearly two weeks after the attack, to raise money for the victims and their families. He said he was “fairly confident” the event would go ahead.

Police have consulted with the families of the victims about Grande returning to Manchester, and Hopkins said the majority were “very much in favour”. “There are some that clearly aren’t,” he added. “That is absolutely under-

standable.”

The event will be held at Old Trafford cricket ground, which holds 50,000 people. A testimonial game for the Manchester United player Michael Carrick is due to take place at Old Trafford football ground, less than half a mile away, on the same day.

The We Love Manchester Emergency Fund has raised £6m for people who have been injured or bereaved following the suicide bombing.

In an open letter to fans posted on her social media accounts, Grande said: “My heart, prayers and condolences are with the victims of the Manchester attack and their loved ones.

There is nothing I or anyone can do to take away the pain you are feeling or to make this better. However, I extend my hand and heart and everything I possibly can give to you and yours, should you want or need my help in any way. We will not quit or operate in fear.

We won’t let this divide us. We won’t let hate win … Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before.”

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‘I love you Manchester...’

LIAM GALLAGHER told Manchester that “normal service has resumed” after he debuted his first solo material - and covered six Oasis classics - at an emotional hometown gig on Tuesday night.

Gallagher, 44, donated all proceeds from the sold-out concert at The Ritz to the victims of last week’s Manchester Arena concert blast. The singer applauded as heartfelt cries of “Stand up for the 22” rang out from the

crowd in reference to those killed at the Ariana Grande concert last week.

Liam, who was joined on stage for one track by ex-Oasis bandmate Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, also performed in front of 22 candles in tribute.

“Manchester, I love you,” he said, after closing the 14-song set with a moving a cappella rendition of his old band’s hit song Live Forever, before adding: “Look after yourselves.”

Cyclist Loses Damages Claim Over Injuries In Collision With Car A JUDGE said a cyclist was “highly negligent” for cycling without lights, according to a report in the Irish Times on Wednesday.

A man who was injured in a collision between his unlit electric bicycle and a car has lost his High Court action for damages.

Peter Duffy (59) from Drimnagh, Dublin, had sued Patrick Lyons (42), Dolphin’s Barn, Dublin, over the accident in Crumlin on the night of September 8, 2014.

The court heard Mr Duffy was making a right turn on his electric bike from the Crumlin Road onto Rafter’s Road at about 9.15pm as Mr Lyons’ car approached the junction. He accepted he did not have lights on the bike

and was not wearing a helmet but said he was wearing a hi-vis vest and had reflectors on the bike.

Mr Lyons told the court Mr Duffy came out in front of him from between two cars. He said he had no time to react and when he hit the brakes, the car skidded and hit the rear wheel of the bike.

Dismissing the case, Mr Justice Anthony Barr said he was satisfied Mr Lyons had had no chance to avoid hitting Mr Duffy.

As a grown man, Mr Duffy was “highly negligent” to cycle from the city centre to Drimnagh without lights on his bike, the judge said. He was also negligent in failing to wear a helmet, he added.

US Withdraws From Paris Climate Agreement US PRESIDENT Donald Trump last night withdrew the US from the Paris climate change pact.

He said: “In order to fulfil my solemn duty to protect America and its citizens, the United States will withdraw from the Paris climate accord.” But President Trump added he may renegotiate a better deal for the US, saying: “We’re getting out, but we’ll start to negotiate and we’ll

see if we can make a deal that’s fair.”

The Paris accord “is very unfair at the highest level to the United States,” he said.

Trump says the agreement blocks the development of clean coal. “And the mines are starting to open up. We’re having a big opening,” he says. “In short the agreement doesn’t eliminate coal jobs, it just transfers those jobs out of the United States.”

Trump’s ‘Covfefe’ Tweet Confounds The World HILLARY CLINTON has picked up the “covfefe” and run with it, turning Donald Trump’s own term against him.

The rivalry between the two picked up again on Wednesday when Ms Clinton blamed her election loss on cyber attacks

by Russia and said Americans including associates of the Republican president likely had a hand in the effort.

The Republican president struck back in a tweet late Wednesday, criticising his election opponent for not taking responsibility for her loss.

“Crooked Hillary Clinton now blames everybody but herself, refuses to say she was a terrible candidate. Hits Facebook & even Dems & DNC,” he said.

But Ms Clinton tweeted back:

“People in covfefe houses shouldn’t throw covfefe”.

Earlier she had mocked the President’s made-up word, joking to a Code Conference in California that she “thought it was a hidden message to the Russians”, according to The Hill.

• Can any of our readers shed light on the mysterious tweet? If so get in touch!

Dazed Tiger Woods Struggles To Walk In Police Arrest Video POLICE footage shows Tiger Woods struggling to walk after officers woke him at the wheel of his running Mercedes.

The 14-time major golf champion was arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Florida and blamed his state on an “unexpected reaction” to a mix of prescription medicine.

On Wednesday, Jupiter Police Department released dashboard footage of the former world number one failing to pass a sobriety test a short drive from his home.

He is seen struggling to stay upright as he fails to walk in a straight line after getting out of his 2015 Mercedes AMG in the early hours of Monday.

The video also shows officers handcuffing the 41-year-old sportsman, who was unable to say where he was, as he can barely keep his eyes open.

As an officer moves a light in front of his face during the test, he fails to follow it with his eyes.

Officers described him as being co-operative despite his confused state and as having “slow, mumbled and slurred” speech. The force corroborated Woods’ claim that he did not have alcohol in his system.

Woods, who is recovering from back surgery, apologised and said he took “full responsibility” after spending nearly four hours in jail.

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Aurora Borealis The Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights are beautiful visual displays in the night sky, says Trevor O’Donoghue

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The idea came about when organiser Eileen O’Flaherty travelled with her partner to Monaghan for a similar mass.

“The mass in Monaghan is supposed to cover all of Ireland,” Eileen said. “But it’s quite a distance to travel for anyone in the south. We were the only ones from this side of the country who went up to it.”

They were so impressed with the mass they felt that they had to do something similar a bit closer to home.

“We put a committee together and decided to organise one down here,” she said. “We approached the organisers up in Monaghan to ask if they’d mind if we had one in Kerry, and obviously they had no problem with it.”

The mass has been promoted in Limerick, Clare, Cork and Kerry, so the organisers are hoping for a good turnout on the day.

There will also be a special candle-lighting service to honour loved ones.

“If you’re coming, you can order candles through us,” Eileen said.

“They’ll have names printed on them and before the mass commences, a family member will be taking up their own loved one’s candle.”

THE past week has seen my phone emit a flurry of chirps, beeps and flashing LEDs. There have been alerts from Twitter or from an Aurora Watch UK app. Most of them have been yellow alerts with the occasional amber alert, letting me know that there is a slim possibility of seeing the aurora or Northern Lights.

The Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights are beautiful visual displays in the night sky. They are caused by charged particles from the sun interacting with earth’s magnetic field and atmosphere and usually occur over the high northern latitudes or corresponding latitudes in the southern hemisphere.

The southern half of Ireland isn’t somewhere that immediately springs to mind when looking for aurora, but needs must, and I have been on the hunt for

aurora from my home outside Killarney for the past number of years, with limited success. In reality, we are a few hundred miles too far south to be in with a good chance of seeing aurora, but bright displays of aurora have been seen from here before and so I live in hope.

I have yet to see the wonderful green and purple colours synonymous with aurora, but I have captured them photographically. I have seen faint glows and shimmers in the sky on occasion, but nothing breathtaking as of yet. I’m still waiting for the big one, so give me a red alert and a clear moonless night and I will be out the door in a flash, camera in hand looking at the northern sky.

To join in the fun, download an aurora alert app for your phone and sit back and wait. Who knows, the next alert could be the one.

Old Kilcummin Graveyard Recording Project THE Kilcummin Historical Group has been awarded funding from the Heritage Council to complete a recording of the gravestones in Old Kilcummin Graveyard.

This community based project will occur on Friday, June 9, and Saturday, June 10, 2017 and the records will be freely available online on the Historic Graves website. An open meeting will be held in Kilcummin Rural Development office on Thursday 1st June at 8pm. If you wish to assist or have any information of illegible gravestones or unmarked graves contact Mary 087-1527050

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02.06.17

Moments in Time

The Presentation Monastery School Band on their way to perform at the Killarney Agricultural Show in the 1960s. Included in photo are, Pat Doody, Tim Brosnan, Sean Fleming, Noel Clifford, Con Courtney, Sean Counihan, Michael Kiely, James Lucey and Mike Hickey.

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‘Reality Of Town Council Abolition Support For Bereaved Parents Coming Home To Roost’ AT THE April 2017 monthly meeting of Kerry County Council I had the following notice of motion on the agenda: “That Kerry County Council calls on Rialtas na hÉireann to critically review the workings of the Municipal Area Authorities and to examine and report if they are effective replacements for the former Town Councils.”

In the context of that motion I warmly welcome the letter (Killarney Advertiser, May 19, 2017) from my former Killarney Town Council colleague, Seán Counihan, which seeks to highlight the adverse impact of the abolition of Killarney Town Council.

As Sean and many of your readers will know I wrote (Killarney Advertiser, January 30, 2014) and spoke frequently against the proposed abolition. I did so because I believed that Killarney as a dynamic tourist town needed to have immediate access to the funding generated locally from rates if it is to maintain the highest possible aesthetic standards. In one letter I wrote as follows: “All revenue collected in Killarney will accrue to Kerry County

Council and will be used for the provision of county-wide services. Revenue collected in a given location cannot be ring-fenced for that location.”

The then coalition government of Fine Gael and Labour ignored all pleadings and proceeded, with the consent of the other major political parties, to disband the town councils that had served so well for over one hundred years.

The reality, as Sean points out, is coming home to roost and the challenge facing the Killarney Municipal Area Authority is to fight might and main to try to get funding to ensure that the town is able to maintain the standards appropriate to its pre-eminent standing as a leading tourist destination.

Rumour has it that some of those who wielded the ruthless axe of abolition are having second thoughts on the wisdom of their decision. If that is so, let them please speak up!

Michael Gleeson (Councillor), Clasheen, Killarney

ANAM CARA, the organisation that supports bereaved parents, is hosting its monthly meeting for bereaved parents on Tuesday, June 13, from 7.30pm to 9pm in Recovery Haven, 5 Haigs Terrace, Killerisk, Tralee, Co. Kerry.

The meeting offers parents a safe and comfortable setting where they can connect with other bereaved parents who will understand the depth of their loss and grief.

A bereaved mother speaking about the benefits of Anam Cara meetings said: Nothing is normal after the death of a child and it never will be again. Anam Cara helps. People may say that after, for example, two years you should just be able to pull up your socks and get on with it, but life is not like that when you lose a child. There is no timeline for getting over grief, it’s a continuous, daily thing. I would encourage any bereaved parents to come along. I know that anything that

is unknown is often really scary, however, it’s important people know there is no pressure or onus on anyone to talk at the meetings, just being there can help.

Anam Cara have also produced an Information pack for bereaved parents containing seven booklets on topics such as A Dad’s Grief, Coping with Sudden Death and Supporting My Family. Likewise, a series of short videos with testimonies from bereaved parents who attend the Anam Cara groups can be viewed at anamcara. ie/videos. For more information or to order a free copy of the information pack, you can email info@anamcara.ie or ring 085-2888 888.

Clodagh Dingle Anam Cara, HCL House, Second Avenue, Cookstown Industrial Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24

Killarney Women’s Organisation Annual Event THE Killarney Women’s Organisation for Training and Empowerment (KWOTE) will have their annual buffet with music and spot prizes at Kate Kearney’s Cottage on Wednesday, June 7, at 8pm.

Tickets, €20, are available by contacting Eilish at 086-3265472.

Kathleen O’Sullivan, KWOTE PRO, Via email

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Communions

Sadhbh O’Driscoll, Fossa National School, celebrated her First Holy Communion with family and friends. Pic: Sally MacMonagle

Paul Togher received his Fist Holy Communion recently. Pic: Sally MacMonagle

Zach and Isla Cronin celebrating Zach’s first Holy Communion day in Kilcummin on Saturday. Pic: IC Photo Studio

Grace Healy (Scoil Bhride Loreto NS) with her sisters Rebecca and Elodie on her first Holy Communion day.

Caoimhe O’Neill, St Oliver’s National School, pictured on her First Holy Communion Day. Pic: Sally MacMonagle

Abigail O’Leary celebrating her first Holy Communion in Gneeveguilla on Saturday with her sisters Chloe and Tara O’Leary.

Kornelia Udowiuk who made her first Holy Communion in the Church of the Resurrection recently. Pic: Silvester Kalcik.

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“You can adjust the resistance on the bike to meet your specific needs and fitness levels making it a great workout for beginners right up to advanced riders,” said Conor O’Leary of Killarney Towers Leisure Club.

“The Killarney Towers Leisure Club offers NXT spinning bikes with digital displays for immediate data feedback and all our

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Classes are available to both members and non-members alike. “People ask a lot if you need to be fit to be successful in a spinning class. The answer is no due to your own ability to adjust your own resistance and sit whenever you need,” added Conor “This makes it an ideal activity for starting your journey to achieve your fitness and well being goals.”

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Memories

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Welcome this edition of TechTalk.

Every few weeks, we will present a facet of technology. If you have any items you’d like to read about, feel free to email: chris@teachtech. support with suggestions.

This week we’re being nostalgic and speaking about Memories.

There are reasons to use technology and reasons not to use it. There are also times to use it and times when it isn’t appropriate.

However, a time I feel is very appropriate to use it is to record memories of an event, meeting or snippet of the past you may have forgotten. There is a multitude of ways to do this, but a good way to record an event is to use your devices inbuilt camera to take a picture or video - be this a wedding, communion, confirmation, holiday or family gathering.

Another way to save information or memories you may see is to use an App called “Pocket” (www.getpocket.

com). Once you sign up for this free service, you simply choose to “share” information to your “Pocket” account.

Once this is done, it is always there and you can retrieve it from any device.

Imagine searching the internet and finding a picture from yourself in school you didn’t remember. Simply save this to Pocket and you will always have a copy available to you. The same is true for YouTube videos, web pages, stories, poems, articles and more. Pocket is your own Library of personalised information.

Imagine it’s like a digital version of the shoebox you have in the back of your closet with old photos and clippings. You know the one I mean.

Add to this the pictures or videos you’ve taken from those family and friends gatherings, and you’re on your way to the next level… sharing that information with others. Next weeks article will focus on the many ways to share your information with individuals, printing or with the general public.

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Communion

Sadhbh Mannix, Faha National School,celebrated her FIrst Holy Communion last week. Pic: Sally MacMonagle

Swimming Club

Presentation to Killarney Swimming Club members Mary Clare McCarthy (fourth from left) and Antoinette O’Leary (third from left). Also present (from left) are Ross O’Leary, Maggie O’Leary, Brian O’Connor (Club Chairman), and Committee members Brendan McCarthy and Samantha O’Connor.

Mary O’Connor, Kilcummin N.S. who celebrated her 1st Holy Communion last weekend. Pic: Konrad Paprocki Photography

Cillian O’ Leary, Kilcummin N.S. who received his 1st Holy Communion last weekend.

Farm Visit

Maggie’s Montessori pupils enjoyed and end-of-year preschool outing to Kennedy’s Pet Farm.

Weddings

Orla Sheehan and Michael Dore who were married in the Prince of Peace church on Fossa recently and held their reception in the Muckross Park Hotel. Pic: Tara Donoghue Photography

Claire Nichols and Diarmuid Cronin. The couple travelled over from their home in the UK to celebrate their wedding day with family and friends in Diarmuid’s native Killarney. They were married in St Mary’s Cathedral and held their reception in The Brehon Hotel.

Pic: Trevor O’Donoghue Photography

ETB Students Group of Kerry ETB students who recently completed an Internet Training Skills course under the Back To Education Initiative programme at the Kilcummin Rural Development Office. The group hope to undertake a Digital Media module in the Autumn.

Front L to R; Greta O’Sullivan, Margaret Kidney, Katie Friel, Bridgit Riordan, Margaret Buckley.

Back L to R; Eileen Finn, Eileen O’Sullivan, Sean O’Sullivan, Michael Healy, Jerry O’Leary and Mary McSweeney, Tutor.

John Paul Doyle beating his friend Dominic Kiely in pool 4-3 on Thursday.

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02.06.17

Exfoliating Body Treatments Whether you are getting ready for a wedding, or holidays, it’s spray-tanning season, says Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio

BEFORE you have your spray tan, it is important to prepare the skin. Here at Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio, we have two signature treatments that are perfect for this.

Body scrub with oil massage This invigorating full body scrub uses a sea-salt exfoliating scrub, on a heated bed with hot towel removal. Relaxing long stroking massage movements aid lymphatic drainage and nourish the skin.

This is the ideal preparation for the next spray tan, sun holiday, or sunbed session, giving the skin that extra glow.

Body scrub with detoxifying wrap and oil massage This is an invigorating full-body scrub on a heated blanket, with hot towel removal.

Sea clay is applied and you are wrapped in body wrapping and a heated blanket.

An Indian head massage performed while sea clay gets to work detoxing the body of toxins. This treatment offers great anti-cellulite properties.

After the clay is removed, nutrient-enriched oil is applied in deep tissue massage technique.

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Award

Eoghan O’Sullivan who received his All Ireland medal with his parents Joanne and Kieran at the St Brendan’s College presentation of medals at the Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney.

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Novena In Honour Of St Anthony

THE Franciscan Friary will host Novena Masses in honour of St Anthony from Sunday, June 4, until Tuesday, June 13.

Masses from Monday-Saturday will be at 10am and 7pm and at 11.30am on Sunday.

A student Mass will be held at the Franciscan Friary on Monday, June 5, at 7pm, with reconciliation services on Monday, June 5, after 10am and 7pm Masses.

Blessing of expectant mothers will take place on Sunday, June 11, after 11.30am Mass, while a healing service and adoration will take place on Sunday, June 11 at 6pm.

The feast of St Anthony takes place on June 13.

Masses with blessing of the lilies will be at 10am and 7pm while there will be a blessing of the children at 5pm.

Pilgrimages

KILLARNEY/SOUTH KERRY branch of the Irish Wheelchair Association will hold its pilgrimage to Lourdes from October 2-7. There will be a direct flight from Kerry Airport and full Religious programme. The fare is €750. All welcome. Contact Abbey Travel, Killarney, on 064-6635166.

Meanwhile, there will be a pilgrimage to Poland, which will take in Krakow, Czestochowa and Warsaw, from August 22-30. Ring Premier Travel on 021-4277700.

The annual Franciscan pilgrimage to Knock takes place on June 25, leaving at 6.30am (from outside the Friary).

Tickets, €25, from the Friary Office.

Support Groups

The diocese of Kerry is recruiting for a youth pilgrimage to Taizé which begins on June 25 and runs to July 2. Taizé is located in the Burgundy region of France and is a wellknown place of pilgrimage for young people.

Young people between the ages of 18 and 30 years can apply. Contact Tomas Kenny 086-3683778 for details.

Corpus Christi Procession

THE Corpus Christi Procession takes place on Thursday, June 14, after the 6.15pm Mass from Cathedral to New Street to St Mary’s Terrace, Castlerosse Cottages and New Road turning onto the Bishop’s Path and returning to the Cathedral.

St John’s Cemetery Mass

THE first of the parishes Cemetery Masses for 2017 will take place in St John’s Cemetery, Coolgarrive (go up Madam’s Hill and its on the right) on Monday June 5, at 3pm. All are welcome to attend.

Parish Radios

A REMINDER that parish radios are currently available at the parish office. The Masses and ceremonies are broadcast from the Cathedral each day on a special frequency, and so a special radio receiver is needed. This is a great service to those who are housebound.

Bingo

BINGO takes place every Thursday at 9pm in St Mary’s Parish Hall, St Anne’s Road.

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COULD YOU NOT WATCH ONE HOUR WITH ME? Eucharistic adoration. Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 10.00am-10.00pm. St. Mary’s Cathedral Wednesday 10.30-6.00pm. St. Columbanus Church-Thursday 6.30 -7.30pm. The Friary-Friday 2.00-7.00pm. The Friary-Sunday 6pm-7pm METHODIST CHURCH, EAST AVENUE Sunday services: 9am & 11am; Early morning prayer meetings: Tuesday & Thursdays 8am -9am; Bible Study: Wednesday 7.30pm; Soul Food: Bible study & lunch Friday from 11am. See church notice board for other events.

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

AWARE KILLARNEY DEPRESSION SUPPORT Group Aware Depression Support Group meets: Killarney Mondays, KDYS at 8pm. Aware Support Groups are free to attend, no referral necessary. www.aware.ie Tralee Venue: Parish Centre, St. John’s Church Tuesday 8pm – 9pm KERRY POSITIVE OPTION CRISIS PREGNANCY Counselling Service Free - confidential - non judgemental services. All options explored. Killarney Southwest Counselling Centre Emmett’s Road, Killarney Tel: 064 6636416. Open: Monday to Friday 9am -5pm.Saturday 10am-1pm. Funded by the HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme.

KERRY RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE CENTRE Provides a free professional counselling and support service for female and male survivors of sexual violence and their families in a safe and confidential environment with highly qualified and professional counsellors. It can be contacted by freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@ eircom.net KILLARNEY AL ANON The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm in St Claire’s, Vincent De Paul Building, Tesco Car Park, Beech Road, Killarney. Contact Mairead 087-7808106.

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

SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console.ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www. pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 064-

6636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645.

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Please note Sunday worship time is now changed to 10.45am at the Killarney Cultural Centre (East Avenue Rd.) Prayer and Bible study meeting Wednesday 8pm. at various homes. For more information tel. 6632600 or 6635461.

Psalm 119:105 ‘Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” https://www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch.org ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Alcoholics anonymous Killarney are holding an open public meeting on Thursday the 8th of June at 8.30pm.

It will be held in the serenity centre near St marys parish hall, St Anne’s Rd, Killarney. All member’s of the public are welcome. If you are concerned about your drinking or someone close to you this is a great way to find out more about the help and support that is available. There will also be an al-anon speaker present. If you think you have a problem with alcohol please contact 066-7128720 or 087-0522911.

NEW BEGINNINGS MINISTRIES KILLARNEY Meetings every Sunday 12 noon, the Killarney Court Hotel, Tralee Road, Killarney. Tel. 087-7068533. Email: newbeginningskillarney@gmail.com. Salvation Prayer - Father God I come to you just as I am, I ask you to forgive me of my sins and I ask you Jesus come in to my heart, I make you the Lord of my life, fill me with your Holy Spirit, I choose to follow you all the days of my life in Jesus name I pray. New Beginnings Ministry will have The Restoration Blueprint Ministry Team of Andy, Patti, Tim, Elaine, Kevin and Mandy with us on Sunday June 4th at 12.00 noon at The Killarney Court Hotel, all welcome.

SOUTH KERRY PARKINSON’S The South Kerry Parkinson’s Support Group next meeting is on 12th June, 2017, at Methodist Church, next door to East Avenue, Killarney at 8pm For further information please contact Grace McCrae, president, 064-7758837.

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Please note Sunday worship time is now changed to 10.45am at the Killarney Cultural Centre (East Avenue Rd.) Prayer and Bible study meeting Wednesday 8pm. at various homes. For more information tel. 6632600 or 6635461.

Psalm 119:105 ‘Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” https://www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch.org

Lifestyles Grace Notes

02.06.17

In the wake of the Manchester attack, Killarney singer and singing teacher Grace Foley says this new brand of attack targets the innocent and most vulnerable

We Cannot Stop Gathering In Song Or In Sport “WHAT have we done to the world? Look what we’ve done.” Those are the lyrics of the late and great Michael Jackson and, in today’s world, they have never been more relevant. When I heard about the terrorist attack at Manchester Arena I was, like everyone else, absolutely sickened.

This new brand of attack does not target the powerful but instead targets the innocent and most vulnerable. They are aiming to instil fear into the hearts of everyone as you just don’t know where they will strike next.

Those poor concertgoers were there for the taking. I’m sure for weeks and months fans of Ariana Grande planned and dreamt about going to her concert. They would have been singing her songs for weeks. They would have been planning outfits, hairstyles and makeup.

The vast majority of the singer’s fans are very

young and so this particular act of terrorism has hit the world very hard. Innocent people who had gathered in song were left running for their lives and for some it would be the last time they would ever sing again.

It is so utterly heartbreaking to think of those people who one minute were having the time of their lives, and the next, their lives were changed for good. I will admit that I started to wonder if it is safe to go anywhere. I myself am going to see Coldplay in concert in Croke Park and I began to feel fear grip at me. But we cannot stop gathering in song or in sport or in any way where we come together as one. Fear will not win. So continue to sing like no one is listening. Dance like no one is watching. Love like you have never been hurt.

• Grace’s website is gracefoley.ie

Rathmore Show Benefits Chernobyl Children

THE talented youngsters of Rathmore treaded the boards recently in a bid to raise funds for the Friends of the Children of Chernobyl.

Rounds of applause rang out again this week as Joanne Hughes, on behalf of the troupe, presented €2815 to Betty of the Friends of the Children of Chernobyl.

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Warm Chocolate Mousse The Killarney Park Hotel head chef Heiko Riebandt shares his recipe for an afterdinner treat

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Eight eggs 150g sugar 50g chocolate powder 250g dark chocolate 50g butter Some butter and sugar for the rings

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Melt the chocolate and the butter in a bowl over warm water.

Wisk the eggs with the sugar in a bowl over hot water till they are warm; be careful not to make scrambled egg!

Then whisk the eggs cold; the volume should go up to three times the size.

Add the chocolate powder inside the slight warm egg. Do not whisk too much.

Add the melted chocolate and gently bring it under the whisked eggs.

Fill it immediately into buttered and sugared rings set on greasing paper, this needs to happen fast because the mass will go hard.

Don’t fill the rings too high the mass will rise to about the double volume.

Cook in pre-heated oven at 190C for about eight to twelve minutes. Depending on the size of the ring, the middle should be soft ideal when you cut that it runs out.

Notices

02.06.17

COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHIARRAÍ KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL BÓITHRE A nDÚNADH GO SEALADACH TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS ALT 75 d’ACHT NA mBÓITHRE 1993 SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993

RING OF KERRY CHARITY CYCLE 2017 Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 75 of the Roads Act 1993 and the Temporary Closing of Roads Regulations 1994, Kerry County Council proposes to close to public traffic, the roads described hereunder, to facilitate the holding of the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle on Saturday, 1st July 2017.

Mission Road, Killarney

Road Closed: N71 (Road Closing Times: from 5.00 a.m. to 9.00 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.)

Starting at Kenmare Place and finishing at the junction of the N71, Mission Road and the R877, New Street.

Beech Road, Killarney

Road Closed: L3909 (Road Closing Times: from 5.00 a.m. to 9.00 a.m. and 12.00 noon. to 8.00 p.m.)

Starting at the junction of the L3909, Beech Road and the R877, New Street and finishing at the junction of the L3909, Beech Road and the N71, Mission Road.

Fossa to Killorglin

Road Closed: N72 (Road Closing Times: from 6.00 a.m. to 9.00 a.m.)

Starting from the junction of the N72 and the R563, Milltown Road at Fossa via Ballymalis and Anglont and finishing at the junction of the N72 and N70 at Laune Bridge, Killorglin.

(Traffic diversions will be in place via the R563 through Faha and Listry and the N70 from Milltown to Killorglin.)

Killorglin to Caragh Bridge (Eastbound Lane)

Road Closed N70 (Eastbound Lane) (Road Closing Time: from 6.00 a.m. to 12 noon) Starting at the Iveragh Road Roundabout via Iveragh Road, Tullig, Quaybaun and finishing at Caragh Bridge.

(A one-way traffic diversion will be in place for traffic travelling eastbound from Caherciveen and Glenbeigh on the L-4022/L-4033/L-4034 Local Primary routes via Dooks, Cromane, Garraun and Castleconway. Traffic travelling westbound from Killorglin to Glenbeigh will remain on the N70.)

Sneem to Molls Gap

Roads Closed: R568 (Road Closing Times: from 11.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.)

Starting at the junction of the R568 and the L4074 at Derreendarragh Cross and finishing at the junction of the R568 and the N71 at Molls Gap.

Kenmare to Torc

Road Closed: N-71 (Road Closing Times: from 11.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.)

Starting at the junction of the N70 and N71 at Gortamullin via Molls Gap and Galway’s Bridge and finishing at Torc Waterfall Car Park.

(Motorists travelling between Killarney and Kenmare at the above times are advised to use the alternative N22 / R569 route via Glenflesk and Kilgarvan.

The New Street Car Park will be closed from 7.00 a.m. on Friday, 30th June to 8.00 p.m. on Saturday, 1st July 2017. There will be access to Killarney Plaza Hotel and businesses, etc. in the Upper Section on both Friday and Saturday, but with limited parking spaces.

Any person having an objection to this proposal should lodge same, in writing, with the Administrative Officer, Operations & Safety Department, Kerry County Council, County Buildings, Tralee, County Kerry not later than 5.00 p.m. on Tuesday, 13th June 2017.

Siniú: Liam Quinlan/Liam Ó Caoinleáin Senior Executive Officer/Feidhmeannach Sinsearach Corporate Affairs/Gnóthaí Corparáideacha

Notices

02.06.17

COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHIARRAÍ KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL BÓITHRE A nDÚNADH GO SEALADACH TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS ALT 75 d’ACHT NA mBÓITHRE 1993 SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Section 75 of the Roads Act 1993, and the Temporary Closing of Roads Regulations 1994, Kerry County Council is proposing to close to public traffic the street as detailed below in order to facilitate the holding of the Killarney 4th of July Festival Parade.

Date / Times:

Tuesday, 4 July 2017 From 8.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m.

Street:

Main Street, Killarney (From Junction of Main Street/College Street to Junction of Main Street/Old Market Lane)

Any person having an objection to this proposal should lodge same, in writing, with the Administrative Officer, Capital Infrastructure and Safety Department, Kerry County Council, County Buildings, Tralee, Co. Kerry not later than 5.00 p.m. on Tuesday, 13 June 2017.

Siniú: Liam Quinlan/Liam Ó Caoinleáin

Senior Executive Officer/Feidhmeannach Sinsearach Corporate Affairs/Gnóthaí Corparáideacha

Knocknagoshel Clinic: Walsh’s Bar

3rd Thursday of every month at 6pm

Brosna Clinic: The Sportsfield Bar

3rd Thursday every month at 6.30pm

Castleisland Clinic: River Island Hotel

Last Friday every month at 7pm

Healy-Rae’s Bar 10pm-11pm every Sunday

Golf

Golf Pictured at the Europe Hotel for the launch of the Beaufort Golf Club Ladies & Gents Open Day Club Fundraiser scheduled for Monday 5th June, sponsored by The Dunloe Hotel were L-R Captain Michael Lynch, Hotel Manager Jason Clifford & Lady Captain Mary O’Shea.

Pic: Marie Carroll-O’Sullivan

Declan McCarthy, captain, Killarney Golf Club (right) presenting €3000 to Connie Brosnan Chairman Irish Kidney Association Kerry Branch from the proceeds of his Captain’s Day at Killarney Golf Club with Nathan McCarthy, Brian Clarke, Marcus Treacy Killarney Park main sponsors of the Charity Day and Stephen Byrne, vice-chairman, IKA Kerry Branch, at the Killarney Park Hotel.

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02.06.17

Rolls-Royce Sweptail

DUBBED “The pinnacle of bespoke”, it’s understood this creation cost its owner around €12 million. That would make it one of the world’s most expensive new cars ever made.

Revealed at the 2017 Concorso d’Eleganza at Villa d’Este on the shores of Lake Como, the one-off Rolls-Royce Sweptail creation was four years in the making. The two-seat tourer has levels of personalisation that will make your brain melt… and your bank account too.

Hidden compartments located within the front doors concealing an automatically deploying attaché case made of carbon-fibre and leather containing the owner’s laptop, which is sealed securely via titanium and aluminium locks and clasps. The laptop cases come with hand-made luggage to match, naturally.

If that’s not enough, the astonishing vehicle also houses a secret champagne

dispensary. Rolls Royce calls this the “coup de gras” of the Sweptail, which operates via a button to deploy a chilled bottle of bubbly and a pair of crystal champagne flutes.

The distinctive Rolls-Royce trademark square grille is the largest ever implemented by the British car brand. The rear features a huge tapered glass roof, reflecting the Rolls-Royces of the 1920s and 1930s.

It’s all about the attention to detail and you can bet there’s a few other details the owner has kept secret too, such as its cost – and perhaps a few more hidden compartments.

The Sweptail could be the tip of the iceberg when it comes to multi-million-dollar one-off creations, remember, coach-building is in their heritage, and the only question now is ‘how deep are your pockets?’

DINEEN O’DONOGHUE

Cork Road, Killarney, Co Kerry - T: 064 775 4670 www.dineenodonoghuemotors.ie

For a limited time, the All-New SEAT Ibiza will be at Dineen O’Donoghue for a special pre-launch viewing. Start Moving and call in to see this highly anticipated new model, June 13th and 14th only.

Please ring 064 7754670 to book a viewing.

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BOWLERS GARAGE Ballycasheen, Killarney, Co Kerry

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02.06.17

No Ordinary Cop Car THE Isle of Man Police has announced it has recruited a BAC Mono Interceptor (what a cool name) to encourage safer driving on the Island that stages the world-famous TT motorcycle race.

Claimed to be an “active member of the fleet, weighing in at just 580kg and powered by a 2.5-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine sourced from Ford tuner Mountune, the BAC is capable of hitting 100km/h in less than 2.8 seconds and topping out at more than 274km/h.

Unfortunately, even those blistering figures aren’t enough for some of the regulars who visit the island and the Mono will work alongside the Isle of

Man police forces range of unmarked superbikes that target unsafe riding on the derestricted roads where the fastest cars hit 300kmh and the fastest bikes in excess of 330km/h during the TT race.

It’s not known how long the island’s police force get to keep their Mono, which is on load from the low-volume British supercar-make.

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Sir Roger’s Star Cars PROBABLY best remembered as James Bond of the 70s and early 80s, Sir Roger also played Simon Templar in The Saint and Lord Brett Sinclair in The Persuaders.

Between his Templar and Bond roles he also appeared in a little remembered film titled The Man Who Haunted Himself.

Whether as Bond on the big screen, or Templar and Sinclair on TV, Moore quickly became associated with the sports and performance cars that essentially starred with him throughout his career and last week’s picture clearly depicted this association.

Through Moore’s body of work to list five automotive icons forever linked to the quintessential British actor. They’re not necessarily the cars remembered for the best stunts – just cars with panache and great looks to match the character himself.

Top to Bottom: 1. Volvo P1800 (The Saint) 2. Lamborghini Islero S (The Man Who Haunted Himself) 3. Lotus Esprit (The Spy Who Loved Me) 4. Alfa Romeo GTV6 (Octopussy) 5. Aston Martin DBS (The Persuaders)

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02.06.17

The ŠKODA Open Event is now open

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Liam Lynch Škoda Partners With Ring Of Kerry Charity Cycle For The Fifth Consecutive Year THE Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle is partnering for the fifth consecutive year with Liam Lynch Motors ŠKODA. Taking place on Saturday, July 1, the event now in its 34th consecutive year welcomes thousands of leisure cyclists from across Ireland and abroad as they embark on a 180km journey along the spectacular Ring of Kerry to raise much needed funds for worthy Kerry-based causes. Last year, in excess of €1.7 million was raised by over 10,000 cyclists for charity.

Liam Lynch of Liam Lynch Skoda Farranfore said” “We are thrilled to partner with the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle for the fifth consecutive year. This cycle is the biggest one-day charity fundraising event in Ireland and we are proud to be involved again this year, it certainly would not be such a success if it wasn’t for the huge effort of the organising committee and so many other volunteers who work so hard throughout the year in preparation for this one special day in the charity and cycling calendar. We look forward to welcoming the thousands of cyclists to Kerry for what promises to be a wonderful weekend.”

There has a brilliant response to the beneficiary charities involved in the cycle this year, with Temple Street Foundation, Camphill Community Dingle, Down Syndrome Ireland, Derrynane Inshore Rescue Services, and Recovery Haven all at full capacity for registrations. These charities work tirelessly to provide support and services to the people of Kerry and across Ireland. Although there are limited places remaining, cyclists can still register to

cycle on behalf of the remaining worthy charities who include Kerry Rape & Sexual Abuse Centre; Talbot Grove; Social Action Group Rathmore; Kerry Parents & Friends Association; and Valentia Island Hospital/ Cathal Walshe, PRO of the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle, said: “We are delighted to have Liam Lynch SKODA on board again in 2017. They are one of our longest serving partners and their SKODA vehicles prove invaluable to the running of the event each year. We’ve been working hard preparing for the 2017 edition of the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle and this year’s event is shaping up to be the best yet. Not alone does this event benefit worthwhile charities at a local and national level, but bringing approximately 10,000 cyclists and their supporters to the area provides a huge local economic boost. Not surprisingly, the event is always popular with cyclists and there are limited places left. We would encourage participants thinking of cycling to ensure they register as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.”

For the most up-to-date information, you can visit the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle’s Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages to find out how to register and learn more about the charities involved in the cycle this year.

Online Links: Website: www.ringofkerrycycle.ie Facebook: @RingofKerryCharityCycle Instagram: @RingofKerryCycle Twitter: @RingOKerryCycle

Get 0% Finance or up to €4,000 Scrappage during the Liam Lynch ŠKODA Open Event.

Liam Lynch ŠKODA, Farranfore, Killarney, Co. Kerry Tel.: 066 9793066, www.liamlynchskoda.ie Terms and conditions apply. Offer available at participating dealers only. Scrappage allowance may vary depending on model. Typical Finance Example: Octavia 1.2TSI 86bhp Active on the road price excluding metallic paint €20,350. Deposit / Part Exchange €6,149.64. 36 monthly payments of €189 (including service plan of €13.99 per month). Optional final Payment €7,900. Total cost of credit €0. Total hire purchase price €20,350. Minimum deposit is 10%. Subject to lending criteria.

This offer is made under a hire purchase agreement. ŠKODA Finance is a trading style of Volkswagen Bank GmbH Branch Ireland, authorised by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in Germany and regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland for conduct of business rules. See www.skoda.ie for further details. 0% finance is available on Fabia, Octavia & Superb models only. Available on models ordered before 10th June 2017 & registered before 31st July 2017.

At the launch of the Skoda - Ring of Kerry Cycle. Pic: Don MacMonagle

FASTFINDER Deadline For This Section Is Tuesday 5.30pm

FOR SALE: 08 Ford Fiesta Automatic, 08 Toyota Auris Black, 07 Mini one gold metallic, 06 Nissan note black, 05 Fiat punto 3dr, 05 toyota corolla saloon, 05 yaris silver metallic. All cars nct. Ring: 0872630218.

Motors

02.06.17

Renault VAN RANGE

The best things come in 3s with Renault:

3% APR 3% Cashback 3 Years’ Servicing Included

Renault TRAFIC

Renault MASTER

Models shown: Renault Trafic Sport SL27 ENERGY dCi 95 from €25,695 and Renault Master MM33 dCi 110 Business from €25,900 (alloy wheels at additional cost of €500) . Finance example: Trafic SL27 dCi 90. RRP €23,495. Deposit €8,131. Term 48 monthly payments of €335. APR 3%%. Total cost of credit €866 inc doc & completion fee €75 each. Includes 3-year service plan. 3% Cashback offer is based on the RRP excluding dealer delivery charges, metallic paint and options. Offer exclusive to Renault Bank. Offer is made under a hire purchase agreement. Subject to lending criteria. Terms and conditions apply. Offer exclusive to Renault Bank. See Renault.ie [Warning: You will not own these goods until the final payment is made]. Renault Bank is a trading name of RCI Banque Branch Ireland and is authorised and regulated by the French banking authority and supervised by the Central Bank for conduct of business purposes.

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

Cycling

Book a test-drive

Pics: Valerie O’Sullivan

More Than 4000 Conquer The Ring Of Beara CYCLISTS from as far afield as South Africa, America and Canada used pedal power on the Beara Peninsula for one of Ireland’s most captivating cycle routes.

And a rainy morning failed utterly to dampen spirits on Saturday for the third annual Rig of Beara Cycle, Kenmare.

There were three start/finish locations in Kenmare, Castletownbere and Glengarriff for the challenging 110km or 140km route.

Communities along the Beara peninsula came out to support and welcomed the cyclists to their villages as well as encouraging them to keep going!

Cyclists arrived back the finish line to a festival like atmosphere and were treated to a well-earned massage, Japanese hot tubs, custom designed medal, live music and food.

The Ring of Beara Cycle was truly a family occasion with over 150 children taking part in the free children’s cycle around Kenmare in the morning.

Proceeds from this event will go to two local charities South West Counselling and new charity partner for 2017, Castletownbere Community Hospital.

Property

02.06.17

Property Letting & Selling To Let TO Let : 3 bedroom house in Rathmore, 2 bed apartment in Loretto.

1 bed apt in Park Court 1 bed apartment in New St 4 Bed House in Lisbaby, Headford.

Contact Roger: 086-8136888 TO Let : 2 bedroom penthouse apartment, ll mod cons, fully furnished, private parking, opposite large tesco. €1200 per month. Phone: 087-3101222.

TO Let : Room to suit 2 people, 5 mins walk from town. Tel: 087-9034130 TO Let : Single Room to let, long term, careful tenant, non-smoker. Apply 087-6993819 or 066-9767140 TO Let : 2 Bedroom Apartment, Opposite large Tesco, All mod cons, Fully Furnished, Private Parking. €1000 per month. Penthouse €1100 per

month.

Tel: 087-3101222 TO Let : House to Long Term Let. 4 Bed, Oil, Solid fuel, Kilcummin Area, 5 Miles from Killarney. Tel: 064-6636287 TO Let : 2 Bedroomed Town House unfurnished or furnished, Woodlawn Area, No Pets, Apply to Box No 3401, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, Killarney, Co Kerry TO Let : En-suite bedrooms with tea, coffee making facilities. 2 miles from Killarney. Ring: 087-3977455.

TO Let : 3 Bedroom Bungalow, 3 miles from Killarney town. Long term, no pets.

Ring 087 6918341 after 6.00pm

Something For Everyone

This Summer Debby Looney casts an eye over the season’s new arrivals

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

Council Aims To Reduce Its Energy Consumption By A Third By 2020

Launching the Optimising Power @Work programme at Kerry County Buildings were, front, Tim McSwiney (Senior Executive Engineer, KCC), Sandy McSwiney (Energy Officer, KCC), Moira Murrell (Chief Executive, KCC), Bronagh Sherlock (Office of Public Works), back, Charlie O’Sullivan (Director of Services, KCC), Alan Cooke (Aramark Consultants), Caimin Barrett (Aramark Consultants), Gerry Riordan (Senior Engineer).

A NEW nationwide programme aimed at reducing energy consumption in public buildings across Ireland is being rolled out at Kerry County Council’s headquarters at County Buildings in Tralee.

The Optimising Power at Work (OP@W) Programme which is run by the Office of Public Works aims to change staff behaviour in relation to energy use and eliminate energy wastage within public buildings.

Kerry County Council is the latest local authority to embrace the programme and has launched a number of initiatives aimed at achieving a onethird reduction in its energy consumption across Kerry County Council by 2020, a commitment made by all public sector bodies.

The OP@W campaign, which began in 2008, has successfully created and maintained staff energy awareness regarding energy usage, conservation and wastage in public buildings. It originally targeted central government buildings but has since

Garden Magic

expanded into the wider public sector. Its core principle is the encouragement of behavioural change with the aim of identifying and eliminating wastage.

In practical terms, the rollout of the programme in County Buildings will involve: The installation of metres which record energy usage across a number of different parts of the building which will allow data to be collected and energy consumption measures to be taken as a result An energy awareness day for staff, which took place on Thursday, and which was hosted by specialist energy consultants, Aramark The formation of an Energy Team comprising an ‘Energy Champion’ in all sections and business units of the council at County Buildings. Promotional signage and postering in the building Audits of night-time energy consumption to help reduce consumption at night-time, e.g. computer monitors not being powered off etc.

“THE wind is tossing the lilacs, The new leaves laugh in the sun, And the petals fall on the orchard wall, But for me the spring is done” – taken from May by Sara Teasdale. For me this verse perfectly describes May, which, sadly, has now passed.

Apple trees are promising crops and there is little evidence of the daffodils and bluebells which brightened the early days of spring. There are so many plants in bloom at the moment, apart from the lilac, that it is difficult to choose any. However, two favourite roses of mine are in flower now, one is the floribunda rose which came out in 2015, ‘For Your Eyes Only’, a dusky pink single flower with a dark red splotch in the centre, it is low-growing and disease resistant. It is perfect for pots as well as in a border. My other favourite is the rambling rose, ‘Rambling Rector’, which has masses of scented white flowers with a very prominent yellow stamens. Hardy geraniums are also starting to flower in earnest. ‘Orion’ is a large flowering bright blue, while ‘Ballerina’ is a dainty variety as the name suggests. Geranium renardii has beautiful foliage, with veined white flowers, while G. macorrhizum is evergreen and puts up with any amount of shade. There truly is a geranium out there for you!

These are busy days in the veg garden, busy for humans, and doubly busy for insects! Between aphids, mealy bugs, butterflies and whitefly it’s a wonder any veg end up on a plate! There are easy ways to prevent most unwanted visitors, though, and my best friend has become Enviromesh. This is a type of netting, with a mesh small enough to prevent even carrotfly. Using some short bamboo canes and some pieces of black three quarter inch water pipe, you can make very simple hoops over the crops which need protection. Cabbage collars are also a simple but effective solution to cabbage root fly problems.

The cabbage rootfly is currently looking for host plants… the female will lay her eggs on the ground near the stem of your brassica, and it is the maggots which then eat your plant leading to its untimely demise. Collars can be bought, or made from carpet underlay or cardboard. There are very few chemicals actually available to the home grower for many of the pests and diseases we come across, but in general, cleanliness and good ventilation will prevent many fungal diseases.

Don’t forget: always destroy diseased plant material, as opposed to putting it on the compost heap, many spores can live for years!

• Got a gardening question?

Contact Debby Looney on barnhillgarden@gmail.com

NEWS

02.06.17 Visit

Deer Lodge Poised To Open In Near Future THE Minister for Mental Health Helen McEntee paid a visit to Deer Lodge in Killarney on Monday just days after Kerry Mental Health Services welcomed this week’s binding recommendation of the Labour Court in relation to the opening of the Killarney facility.

In effect, the Labour Court recommendation means that Deer Lodge should open in the near future.

“The next step is to identify an opening date for this much-needed facility. We will work to identify the earliest feasible opening date and we will let staff and their unions know about this opening date as quickly as possible,” stated the Health Service Executive Community Healthcare Organisation for Cork and Kerry.

“This €13 million facility is of huge importance to the local people who need to access mental health services in Kerry. Above all, opening Deer Lodge will be a tremendous move for the people currently living in the outdated and entirely unsuitable O’Connor Unit.

“Considerable work and investment has gone into getting Deer Lodge ready for opening.

“We have been and remain confident that the staffing ratio we have proposed will ensure that residents will receive a high standard of care. The opening of Deer Lodge will mean that there will be an overall increase of eight beds in Mental Health Services in Kerry, and there will be a corresponding increase in staff number of 28.5.”

Aidan Murphy, Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) Kerry Mental Health Services (KMHS), Adrian Morrisson, Projects Officer, KMHS, Brendan Griffin, TD, Senator Paul Coghlan, Mary O’Mahony, Area Director of Nursing, KMHS, Helen McEntee, Minister for Mental Health and Older People, Sinead Glennon, Head of Mental Health Cork and Kerry, Christine Carroll, Area Administrator, KMHS, Cllr John Sheehan and Dr Darra Phelan, Consultant Psychiatrist in Rehabilitation.

Basketball

National League Men’s Basketball To Return To Killarney

Looking forward to the return of national league basketball to Killarney are players Mark Greene, left, and Philip O’Connor, right, with club officers Paul Sheehan, Jim Delaney (Vice-Chairman) and Padraig Weldon (Chairman).

Pic: Eamonn Keogh

TOPFLIGHT basketball will return to Killarney for the 2017-18 season following an absence of almost a decade. Basketball Ireland confirmed on Monday that the St Paul’s Basketball Club application for a place in the Men’s National league Division One has been accepted.

St Paul’s application to the Men’s’ National Competitions Committee (MNCC) of Basketball Ireland was submitted in recent weeks and it also involved a presentation and interview in the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght last Saturday. Club members Paul Sheehan, Philip O’Connor and Mark O’Leary presented an impressive case before the adjudicating panel.

St Paul’s Basketball Club Chairman Padraig Weldon said: “It is fantastic to welcome national league basketball back to Killarney. It is something that we have been striving for in recent years.

“There is a great tradition of basketball in

Breakfast At Killarney Brewing Company THE Killarney Brewing Company on the Muckross Road hosted a hugely popular breakfast event on Saturday a for all the breweries that were attending the third Annual Killarney Beerfest.

Barry Spellman of Killarney Brewing Company said: “We served American-style Spicy Bloody Mary’s with a Killarney Brewing Stout Head to clear any cobwebs from the Friday night before and some tasty French toast was also

on the menu.

“It was a great way to get to meet all involved, share stories, trade ideas as well as introduce Mike Bank, our new head brewer, to the Irish craft beer scene.

“It’s a very collaborative industry and its very rare we all get the opportunity to be in the one place to actually sit and enjoy each others company. This is definitely a new annual tradition.”

Killarney and having a senior team competing at national level gives our young players something to aspire to. It is a big step for everyone associated with the club and I am appealing to all past and present members and anyone interested to get involved. Even if you have zero knowledge of basketball, there are several areas where volunteers are more than welcome to assist the club with their time and expertise.”

St Paul’s is one of four new teams that will compete in the league.

The Killarney side plans to acquire the services of an American player and is also likely to include at least two European players. The rest of the squad will be made up of local Killarney players including former Irish schoolboy internationals Philip O’Connor and Mark Greene while St Paul’s also hope to reach out to other clubs in the East Kerry area.

Appointments

02.06.17

We are a Killarney based Retail Construction Company looking for a Fields Sales Representative to develop Sales strategies and attract new Clients to the business.

The successful candidate must possess: The successful candidate will play a key role in sourcing new sales opportunities, increase revenue by managing and negotiating with clients, generating leads, qualifying prospects and managing sales of products and services.

Currently recruiting for the following positions:

THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE MUST POSSESS:

•RESTAURANT WAITERS

• Experience of Construction industry would be beneficial.

•PART-TIME BREAKFAST CHEF

• Strong interpersonal & communication skills.

•SOUS CHEF

• Must be target driven.

Please send your CV to: Cahernane House Hotel, Muckross Road Killarney, Co. Kerry

• Must have a full clean B. Licence.

Or email: info@cahernane.com Awarded 2 AA Rosettes for 2017

• At least 3 to 5 yrs.+ of sales experience.

PLEASE APPLY WITH YOUR CV TO PO BOX: 3601, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney, Co. Kerry

LEGAL SECRETARY POSITION

PART-TIME

CLEANER REQUIRED

Legal Secretary required for busy Killarney legal practice.

Interested candidates should have the following skills:

• Excellent and accurate audio typing skills together with familiarity in digital dictation;

for Dalys SuperValu Killarney

• Pleasant and courteous telephone manner; • Excellent administrative and organisational skills, matched with the ability to multi-task and work under pressure;

Fluent English Essential Please contact Therese Moriarty - HR Manager T: 0646631400

• Legal Experience desirable but not essential as full training will be provided.

Please email covering letter and curriculum vitae to killarneyjobadvert@yahoo.com

Dalys Supervalu.Daly’s SuperValu, Park Road, Killarney

For Vacancies for the following

HOUSEKEEPERS Experience essential Good English is essential Interested candidates should forward a CV to

Noreen O’Leary Email sales@killarneyheights.ie Fax 064 6626645

KILLARNEY ADVERTISER IS THE GO-TO PUBLICATION FOR RECRUITMENT ADVERTISING IN THE GREATER KILLARNEY AREA The town’s employers trust the Killarney Advertiser to attract the best local candidates

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“The Killarney Advertiser is always our first port of call when recruiting staff for any position. We appreciate it has a large readership in Killarney and the surrounds so we are guaranteed at a reasonable cost to reach a large audience.”

Randles Hotels “Malone Hegarty has been using the Killarney Advertiser’s Appointments section for several years and is very pleased with the results it delivers.”

Malone Hegarty Solicitors “O’Donoghue Ring Hotels have used the Killarney Advertiser for recruitment advertising for many years. It provides our business with a stream of consistently high calibre candidates across all skill sets and at all levels of seniority. The service they provide is excellent and we look forward to advertising with them for years to come.”

O’Donoghue Ring Hotels “The Gleneagle Group has used the Appointments section of the Killarney Advertiser for decades. We continue to do so as it consistently proves to be a direct and cost-effective recruitment tool. Our applicants regularly cite the Advertiser as the source of their job application.”

The Gleneagle Group

That 85% of our readers check the appointments section each week, that’s 26,000+ people!

We are No. 1 for recruitment advertising in the Killarney area.

Contact Linde on 064 6632215 for advice on advertising.

Appointments

02.06.17

At The Rose Hotel, Tralee’s newest 4 star hotel, an opportunity has arisen for

SPA MANAGER This outgoing and highly motivated individual will be responsible for the running and development of the new spa. Responsible for managing and motivating their team whilst demonstrating an exceptional level of professionalism. The successful candidate will be a strong commercial manager who is responsible for the operation, financial control and yield management of the Spa. They will establish and ensure that the highest standards are adhered to, and that the guest experience exceeds expectation. The ideal individual should hold ITEC or CIBTAC and CIDESCO diplomas and have 2 or more years supervisory experience within a spa environment and excellent interpersonal and Managerial skills along with a passion and drive for hospitality.

• Excellent written and spoken levels of English.

• Excellent attention to detail.

• Computer literacy including excellent Microsoft / Excel skills

• Full time availability, including weekends and public holidays • Elemis training an advantage

HOTEL RECEPTIONIST The ideal candidate must:

• Have at least 2 years experience in a similar role • Previous use with Opera system an advantage • Must be willing to work shifts, weekends and bank holidays

• Must possess excellent customer care skills • Must be fluent in English

All interested candidates should apply in writing to the Susan Kelly, HR Manager at skelly@therosehotel.com

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02.06.17

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PAINTER & DECORATOR

- Industrial - Commercial - Residential

Every Business needs a Website Call Stephen in Farranfore 066 979 3333

Tel 087 - 2607673

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Also home maintainence

FREE POWERWASH with outside painting FOR QUOTES PLEASE PHONE:

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• Groundworks, gardens, tree felling & power washing • Track Machine • Tractor & Dump Trailer Hire

BEST RATES Tel. Tim 089-4825936.

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CHRIS KELLIHER

General Building & Carpentary

1st & 2nd Fix Groundwork Sewers, Septic Tanks, Soakways Concrete Work, Lawn Layouts 3 Tonne Track Machine

T: 087 2991938 chriskelliher87@hotmail.com

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KERRY ROOFING & GUTTERING SERVICES • ROOF REPAIRS • NEW ROOFS •CHIMNEY REPAIRS •VALLEY LEAD FLASHING •FLAT ROOFING •RIDGE CAPS REPAIR

•GUTTER REPAIRS •FASCIAS •GUTTERING •SOFFITS •DOWNPIPES •ATTIC INSULATION

LANDLINE: 064-6694150 MOBILE: 087-9196266

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02.06.17 Illegal Dumping

Kerry Set To Receive €23,000 To Tackle Illegal Dumping 087 1367612 E: stanislaw-krupa1@wp.pl

Dr-FixIT STAN KRUPA ELECTRONIC SERVICES

Fixing all electronic devices

Senator Paul Coghlan.

Tvs, Phones, Laptops Kitchen Appliances Power Tools

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Tom Campbell Fencing & Groundwork Services

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

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

FOR SALE

Seasoned Hard Wood

Fire Wood Logs

Grenagh Hall Forest & Farm Fossa, Killarney

T: 087 7957000

THE Seanad Leas Chathaoirleach, Senator Paul Coghlan, has welcomed the announcement of a doubling of funding from €650,000 to €1.3 million under the major anti-illegal dumping initiative (ADI).

The anti-illegal dumping initiative was launched in March and due to the huge demand for funding Minister Naughten has agreed to double the funding for more projects around the country and County Kerry.

“I am delighted that Minister Naughten has decided to double his initial allocation of €650,000 to €1.3 million to support a new round of applications with total funding now standing at €1.3 million to clean up dumping blackspots and to target those responsible using SMART technology including drone surveillance.

“In terms of a Kerry perspective, the Council has received €23,000 which will be focused on tackling eight particular locations such as Derra Bog, Ballinagare Bog, Short Mountain, Derrymore Beach, Bawnaglanna, Woodline, Killarney National Park and Reenacallee.

“The funding will also provide for other measures such as covert surveillance, media campaigns, signage, and the purchase of trail cameras.

“This funding shows Minister Naughten’s commitment to tackling illegal dumping. The battle is well and truly on to catch and prosecute those who are committing environmental and economic treason by dumping waste illegally across our countryside, roads and rivers.”

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Wedding

02.06.17

Roman holiday leads to sparkling plans Words: Eve Kelliher Pics: IC Photo Studio

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HEIR paths first crossed at a birthday party and eight years later Treasa Foley and Micheál O’Neill found themselves planning a special celebration of their own.

Treasa, from Cromane, Killorglin, and Micheál, from Barleymount West, Killarney, met in January 2008 at a 21st when they were introduced by a mutual friend.

They got engaged in Rome in March 2016 and were wed recently in Mary, Star of the Sea Church in Cromane by the bride’s uncle Father Pat Murphy.

Ian Cronin of IC Photo Studio captured the big day on camera, including photo-shoots on Cromane strand and at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club.

The newlyweds then re-joined their guests at the reception, in The Malton Hotel, Killarney, where both sets of parents, Margaret and Tom Foley and Nora and Michael O’Neill, helped them lead the celebrations.

Treasa’s sisters Noelle Foley Coughlan and Caitriona Foley and her friend Róisín O’Sullivan were bridesmaids. Mícheál’s brother Shane O’Neill was the best man, while his friends

Thomas O’Donnell and Pádraig Sheahan were groomsmen.

Treasa’s goddaughter and niece Croíadh Coughlan and her niece Éaladh Coughlan were flower girls.

“Our wedding day was amazing – we couldn’t have asked for a more memorable day.

Everything went off to plan!” said Treasa. “We were surrounded by our friends and family which was really what made the day most special to us.”

Amanda Keane of Fossa Hair Salon and makeup artist Aine Doherty ensured the bridal hairstyling and makeup were picture-perfect.

Treasa looked elegant in a Beckett Dress by Sottero & Midgley.

Cal Callaghan of On Track Films was the videographer and Claire Counihan of Blossoms, Killorglin, took care of the floral arrangements.

The newlyweds enjoyed a mini-moon in Trump International Hotel in Doonbeg, Co Clare, and will spend their honeymoon in South Africa later this year.

Treasa is a primary school teacher in Mallow and Micheal works as an accountant with Fexco. The couple will reside in Barleymount West, Killarney.

in memoriam

In Memoriam

02.06.17

11TH ANNIVERSARY

14TH ANNIVERSARY

1ST ANNIVERSARY

BROSNAN

CRONIN

DEVLIN

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY DEVLIN

In loving memory of Dan Brosnan, late of Rockfield, Faha, who passed away on the 2nd June 2006.

In loving memory of my dear Dad Jack Cronin, 4 Marian Terrace, Killarney who died on the 5th of June 2003.

Remembrance is a golden chain, Death tries to break but all in vain, To have, to love, and then to part, Is the greatest sorrow of one’s heart,

Look around your garden Lord, And when he turns and smiles, Put your arms around him, And hold him for a while.

It broke our hearts to lose you Dad, But you did not go alone, For part of us went with you, The day God called you home.

The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never, The memory of those happy days, When we were all together.

Always loved and never forgotten by your Dad Ger and your brothers T.J and Junior.

Pleasant in manner, patient in pain, Our loss is your eternal gain, Your cheery ways and smiling face, Are a pleasure to recall, You had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all.

Loved and remembered every day By your Daughter Maria & all the family.

15TH ANNIVERSARY CROWLEY

Deeply missed by your Nana Brosnan and Nana Doona, and all the Brosnan and Doona family.

Anniversary Mass for Dan and his Mother Mary taking place on Saturday June 3rd at 6pm in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Listry.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE CASEY

In loving memory of a dear sister Julie Crowley, Dromduhig, Ballyhar, Killarney, who died on the 5th of June 2002.

A special day, another year, A loving thought, a silent tear, A little prayer to keep in touch, To the one we loved and miss so much.

Always remembered by your loving brother Connie and Sheila.

7TH & 12TH ANNIVERSARY MOYNIHAN Birthday remembrance of Kathleen Casey, late of Dawnview, Woodlawn Rd, Killarney, whose birthday occurs on the 2nd June.

Though heaven and earth divide us, We are never far apart, For you are always in our thoughts, And forever in our hearts.

Lovingly remembered by Paddy.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE CASEY

Remembering our dear mother and grandmother, Kathleen Casey, late of Dawnview, Woodlawn Rd, Killarney, whose 74th birthday occurs on the 2nd June.

JESUS May your Sacred Heart Lord Jesus, be praised, glorified and honoured throughout the whole world now and forever. Repeat this 3 times. M.C.

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You only have one mother, Patient, Kind and True, No other friend in all the world Will be the same as you.

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

May the winds of love blow gently And whisper in your ear, How much we love And miss you mom As it dawns the first year.

Thanks to those who attended the rosary, removal and funeral mass. To those who travelled long distances to be with us and those who sent mass cards and perpetual enrolments.

Loved and dearly missed always by your daughter Patricia, son in law Derry and your granddaughters Susan and Louise.

Special thanks to the doctors and nurses who attended Claire at University Hospital Kerry. We are especially grateful to all the staff of St. Columbanus Hospital for their kindness and the great care Claire received during her time there.

We lost a mother With a heart of gold, How much we miss her Can never be told.

She shared our troubles and Helped us along, If we follow her footsteps We will never go wrong.

She was a mother so very rare, Content in her home and always there On earth she toiled, In Heaven she rests God Bless you mother you were one of the best No matter how life changes, No matter what we do, A special place within our hearts, Is always there for you.

Rest in Peace In loving memory of John and Joan Moynihan, Artigallivan, Headford, Killarney, Co. Kerry. John who died on 25th September 2005 and Joan who died on 3rd June 2010.

In loving memory of Claire Devlin (nee McMahon), late of Dresden House, Upper Lewis Road, Killarney and formerly of Fairview, Dublin, who died on 2nd June 2016.

On the first anniversary of our beloved mother Claire, we her family, daughters Patricia, Claire, Colette, Catherine, sons Seoirse, Ciaran, Paul, sons in law, daughters in law and her grandchildren wish to extend our most sincere gratitude to all those who sympathised with us on our sad loss.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your daughter Claire, son in law Roland and grandson Joshua.

18TH ANNIVERSARY

We would like to thank O’ Shea Undertakers for their care and professionalism and to Fr. Kieran O’ Brien who celebrated Claire’s funeral mass and burial.

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

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

Claire’s 1st Anniversary mass will be held on Saturday 3rd June in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney at 6.15pm

13TH & 8TH ANNIVERSARY MCCARTHY

MCGILLICUDDY

Sweet are the memories silently kept, Of parents we loved, And will never forget,.

Always remembered by yer daughter Eileen, Gene, Edel, Jacqueline and Owen and yer great grandchildren Ross-John and Jayden Christopher.

7TH & 12TH ANNIVERSARY MOYNIHAN

In loving memory of Tim McGillicuddy, Tiernaboul, who died on the 8th of June 1999.

You always had time to share, Your laugh filled a room, Treasured memories keep you near, In our hearts you live on.

Always remembered by your loving wife Ann and family.

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

We love you & miss you so much, Kevin, Claire, Leanne, Aideen & Caoimhe.

In loving memory of Claire Devlin (nee McMahon), late of Dresden House, Upper Lewis Road, Killarney and formerly of Fairview, Dublin, who died on 2nd June 2016.

In loving memory of John and Nellie McCarthy, O’Sullivan’s Place Killarney, John who died on the 14th of June 2004 and Nellie who died on the 15th of May 2009.

Those we love don’t go away They walk beside us everyday Deep in our hearts You will always stay Loved and remembered everyday.

Lovingly remembered by your daughters Catríona, Maureen and Eileen, sons-inlaw, grandchildren and great grandson.

Anniversary Mass Thursday 8th of June at 9.30am in the Church of The Resurrection.

In loving memory of John and Joan Moynihan, Artigallivan, Headford, Killarney, Co. Kerry. John who died on 25th September 2005 and Joan who died on 3rd June 2010.

Your life was one of kindly deeds, A helping hand for other needs, Sincere and true in heart and mind, Beautiful memories left behind.

Always remembered by your daughter Noreen, Neily, Steven, Adrian, Roírí

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.

M.T.C.

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.

in memoriam

In Memoriam

02.06.17 24TH ANNIVERSARY FALVEY

In loving memory of Danny Falvey Falshéa House,Tralee Road,Killarney Who died on the 6th June, 1993 We think of you with love today, But that is nothing new.

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

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

God has you in his keeping, We have you in our Hearts.

You were always there When we needed you No task too great or small With willing hands and loving heart For us you did it all.

Sadly missed every day by your loving Wife Sheila.

If we could only see you For just a little while To tell you that we miss you And see your lovely smile.

With love from Claire, Maria & John Your son-in-law Stephen & daughter-inlaw Rosemary We blow big kisses to the sky And off to Granda we let them fly Every one is wrapped with love Before being sent so high above.

Kisses & cuddles from Oisín, Ellie & Lily Anniversary Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral on 10th June at 6.15pm

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18TH ANNIVERSARY O’LEARY

Fond memories of my loving Mother Joan, late of 15 Marian Terrace, Killarney who passed away on the 7th June 2010.

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Treasured memories of a wonderful mother and grandmother Joan O’Leary late of “Woodbine Haven”, Upper Lissivigeen, Killarney who passed away on the 4th June, 1999.

In loving memory of Michael Jim O’Donoghue late of Valley View, Gortdromakerrie, Muckross, Killarney who died on 5th June 2013.

Forgive me Lord if I cry, I never wanted my Mother to die, With a broken heart I whisper low, I love you Mother and miss you so.

Mom Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved ones never die, You sleep in a beautiful garden, Beneath a golden sky,

From his loving wife Sheila.

I would give the world if I could say, I am calling to see my mother today, To hear her voice, to see her smile, To sit and talk to her awhile.

She gave us all she had to give, Gifts both big and small, But most of all she gave us love, The greatest gift of all.

Bye for awhile.

Love and miss you everyday Your daughter Sheila and son-in-law Tom xx Nana Joan Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us everyday, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

May the winds of love blow softly, And whisper for you to hear, That we still love and miss you, As it dawns another year.

Lovingly missed by your Grandchildren Ian and Jess, Mark, Sandra and Tommy and Kevin. xxxx Great-Nana Joan We’re sending you a kiss, Up to the sky so blue, So catch it Great-Nana Joan, It’s just for you.

Love always your loving GreatGrandchildren Evan, Ewan, Hayden, T.J. And Millie. xxxxx

Your needs in life were simple, Your love for us was true, As long as we were happy, You were happy too.

You were always there When we needed you, No task too great or small, With willing hands and a loving heart, For us you did it all.

You left us golden memories, Your love is still our guide, Although we cannot see you Mom, You are always by our side, A loving nature, a heart of gold, These are the memories we will always hold.

Nana May the winds of love blow softly, And whisper for you to hear, That we still love and miss you, As it dawns another year.

Loved dearly everyday by your sons, daughters, sons-in-law and daughtersin-law. xxx Loved dearly everyday by your grandsons, granddaughters and great grandson.

Anniversary Mass 7.30pm on Saturday 3rd June in the Church of the Resurrection.

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7TH ANNIVERSARY Loving memories of my wonderful wife Joan late of 15 Marian Tce., Killarney who passed away on the 7th June 2010.

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Alone, but never quite alone, I face an empty chair, But sometimes in my silence, I imagine you are there.

My companion for so many years, No longer here with me, And yet in some mysterious way You keep me company.

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by your husband John. X Anniversary Mass 4th June at 12 noon in St Mary’s Cathedral.

7TH ANNIVERSARY O’BRIEN

In loving memory of a dear mother Joan O’Brien, late of 15 Marian Tce., Killarney who died on June 7th 2010.

God saw you getting tired And a cure was not to be So he put His arms around you And whispered “Come with me” With tearful eyes we watched you We watched you fade away Although we love you dearly We could not make you stay A golden heart stopped beating Hard working hands at rest God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best.

Sadly missed and loved always Your loving daughter Mary, grandchildren Denis and his wife Maria, Aidan and his partner Pauline, Siobhán and great granddaughter Sophie. xxxx

In memory of my loving mother Joan late of 15 Marian Tce. Killarney who passed away on the 7th June 2010.

A pleasant smile, a heart of gold, No finer Mother this world could hold.

In heaven you rest, no worries, no pain, Deep in our hearts you will always remain.

Sadly Missed by your son Brendan and family. X

4TH ANNIVERSARY

O’BRIEN (NEE REEN)

JESUS May your Sacred Heart Lord Jesus, be praised, glorified and honoured throughout the whole world now and forever. Repeat this 3 times. R.F.

In Loving memory of Bridget O’Callaghan, late of Pinewood Estate, Killarney who died on the 5th of June 1996.

O’DONOGHUE

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

On a quiet morning You heard the angels call You took the hand of Jesus And quietly left us all.

In a world full of people We sometimes feel alone For part of us went with you The day God called you home.

From his loving son Hugh, Eileen and family.

No one knows our heartaches Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that we bear in silence For the one we loved so well.

From his loving daughter Karen, Jimmy and family.

Your life was one of kindly deeds A healing hand for others needs Sincere and true in heart and mind Beautiful memories left behind.

From his loving son Cono, Anne and Moira.

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.

Each of us in our own way Have special thoughts of you today.

From his loving son Michael B, Edel and Jamie.

Your touch, your smile Was always so tender Today, tomorrow We will always remember.

From his loving grandsons Eoin and Micheal.

Anniversary Mass on Sunday 4th June at 9.30am in the Church of The Holy Spirit Muckross.

7TH, 8TH & 5TH ANNIVERSARIES O’SULLIVAN

Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us every day. Unseen,Unheard but always near, Still loved, Still missed, Still Very Dear.

Always in our hearts and in our thoughts, Sinead, Aine,Mairead, Brother, Sisters and all our families.

8TH ANNIVERSARY SUGRUE

In loving memory of Hannah Sugrue, late of St. Brendan’s Tce, Killarney who died on the 29th of May 2009.

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

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving son Teddy, Mary, Tara and Rory.

In loving memory of Donie and Rita O’Sullivan, late of Laune View, Lahard Beaufort, Killarney. R.I.P. Donie who died on the 21st of October 2010 and Rita who died on the 6th June 2009. Also remembering their son Denis who died on the 11th of March 2012.

As time rolls by another year Treasured memories keep ye near.

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

Always remembered by your son John, daughter Mary, son-in-law Donal and grandchildren Marguerite, Dannielle and Conor.

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In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

In loving memory of Pa O’Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney, Co. Kerry, who passed away on 2nd June 2016.

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

He never looks for praises He’s never one to boast He just goes on quietly working For those he loves the most His dreams are seldom spoken His wants are very few And most of the time his worries Will go unspoken too He’s there.... A firm foundation Through all our storms of life A sturdy hand to hold to In times of stress and strife A true friend we can turn to When times are good or bad One of our greatest blessings, The man that we call Dad.

My eyes filled up with tears When I heard the news, It never occurred to me, How much I could lose,

Our lives go on without you Dad, But nothing is the same, We have to hide our heartache, When someone speaks your name, Sad are the hearts that love you, Silent the tears that fall, Living our lives without you, Is the hardest part of all, You did so many things for us, Your heart was kind and true, And when we needed someone, We could always count on you, The special years will not return, When we were all together, But with the love within our hearts, You will walk with us forever.

From your loving daughter Mary Doll and son-in-law Tom Xxx

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In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

BROTHER Thank you for the years we shared, The love you gave, the way you cared, Always so thoughtful, gentle and kind, The loveliest of memories left behind, The flame of a candle is our gift to you, With lots of love and prayers too, In our hearts you will live forever, Because our love will last forever, Your doors was always open Pa, To friend from all around you, Left memories never again to be found.

Always loved and remembered from Your Sister Chris, Tom & Family Nieces, nephews, xxx From sister Manie and brothers and sisters xxx

1ST ANNIVERSARY O’BRIEN

From your loving son Jim, wife Margaret & Family. xx Grandad One quiet day the angels came And took grandad far away But in the stillness of the night I could almost hear her say.

“Dear grandchild – I will miss you You mean so much to me But Jesus called me to his side In Heaven I will be.

A place of God’s great beauty No tears or earthly cares Only peace & joy forever And love beyond compare.

So remember all the good times Don’t think about the sad Treasure all the special moments Through the years we’ve always had.

And if you trust in Jesus I can promise this & more You will get a hug from grandma Someday on Heaven’s golden shore.

He was a father so very rare, Content in his home and always there.

On earth he toiled, In Heaven he rests.

God bless you dad, You were simply the best.

From your loving daughter Noreen.

Forgive us lord when we cry, We never wanted out grandad to die, With broken hearts we whisper low, We love you Grandad and we miss you so From your loving grandchildren Patrick, Garry & Natasha, Shannon, Mickey & Great Granddaughters Darcey & Dakota.

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But my heart tells me That he’ll always be with me, I’m glad he feels no pain Now he lives in a perfect land, I can still feel the soft touch On my shoulder of his loving hand, I lie in bed and cry at night, And I don’t feel any better Light, And I will love and miss him forever, Until the day we are again together.

Together in that perfect place above, Filled with caring, sharing and love, But until that day comes, I will wipe my tears away. And hopefully see him again someday.

Lovingly remembered from your sister Blondie and family. xxx

I hug my tear-stained pillow close When no one is around And cry for one I loved and lost And scream without a sound Others see me in the day And think I’m doing well But every day as evening sets I enters my own hell Time hasn’t healed my pain at all Or quieted my fears Night, alone in bed I shed those silent tears From your loving Son Thomas, Christina & Family So now you have found another home, So safe and sound where angels roam Some day you’ll meet us at the door And we’ll talk again and laugh some more.

From your loving grandson Baby Thomas & wife Aisling Anniversary Mass in Aghadoe Graveyard at 3pm & in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 6.15pm on Saturday 3rd June.

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In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

In loving memory of Pa O’Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who passed away on 2nd June 2016.

Loved and missed always from your granddaughter Amanda xx Grandad They say there is a reason, And they say that time will heal, But neither time nor reason, Will change the way I feel, For no-one knows the heartache, That lies behind our smiles, No-one knows how many times, We have broken down and cried, We want to tell you something, So there won’t be any doubt, You’re so wonderful to think of, But so hard to be without From your granddaughters Belinda, Sabrina, their husbands Thomas & Patrick.

Great grandchildren Willie, Charlotte, Jim, Baby Jim, Harper & Margaret xxxx

1ST ANNIVERSARY O’BRIEN

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

I find myself wishing that it wasn’t real, Everytime I think about it, Pain is all I can feel, Tears fall from my eyes, I can barely see,

Each day as evening starts to set The ache builds in my chest I know that I must go to bed Try to get some rest

A Grandfather is a special gift Received from God above.

He starts out with patience Then adds an abundance of love.

He enjoys telling you stories About how he grew up.

He’ll share his sandwich with you And let you drink out of his cup.

He lets you get away with stuff That mom and dad won’t do.

He’ll teach you how to do things Even share a secret or two.

He’s always willing to listen To what you have to say.

He knows how to make you smile And will never stand in your way.

He has tremendous faith in you, He just has that special touch.

It’s no wonder then Granda, Why you are loved so much!

Missing you everyday, You were more like a father to us than a Grandfather, Love you always Kerryann & Richard

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

Grandad Life goes on we know thats true, But it’s not the same since we lost you, We keep your memories one by one, The things you done, They bring a smile and many a tear, And always a wish that you were here, In God’s care you rest above, And in our hearts you rest with love.

Love from your grandson Patrick, his wife Lisa, great grandchildren Megan, Thomas, & Patrick xxx

My dearest brother Pa, How dear you are to me, Always laughing and cheering us on, Telling us what we could be.

You had a special pride That never could be got, Dealer of your trade, The best man of the lot!

There’s no road too long, Or no road too short, That no one wouldn’t know, The dealer of the clocks.

Up in heaven high above, You laugh with the angels, And when I think of you, My heart fills with love.

Rest peacefully, loved by sister Mag & John & Family.

1S ANNIVERSARY O’BRIEN

Anniversary Mass in Aghadoe Graveyard at 3pm & in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 6.15pm on Saturday 3rd June.

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.

M.T.C.

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

Grandad Forgive us Lord when we cry, We never wanted our grandad to die, With broken hearts we whisper low, We love you grandad And we miss you so.

Love from Mikey, his wife Katie and great grandson Tom xxx

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In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

DAD If I could write a story It would be the greatest ever told, Of a kind and loving father Who had a heart of gold,

Don’t remember me with tears, Remember all the laughter, That we had throughout the years, Do the things we did before,

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

My grandad’s hands could heal my hurt Or cool my fevered brow.

His care, and not a learned degree, Experience taught him how.

If I could write a million pages, But still be unable to say, Just how much I love and miss Him every single day.

I will remember all he taught me, I’m hurt but wont be sad, Because he’ll send me down the answer And he’ll always be my dad.

Always loved, never forgotten From your Son Richard, Daughter in law Bridge xxx GRANDAD We are sending a dove to heaven, With a parcel on its wings, Be careful how you open it, It’s full of beautiful things, It’s filled with a million kisses Wrapped up with a million hugs, It’s from your grandaughters Clarise-Doll-Cianna Who sent it with all their love.

Always remember you Grandad XXXX

The same in every way, Just whisper a little prayer to me, At the dawn of each day, Just think of me gone ahead,

I always knew that I was loved By deeds, a hug or a smile.

He proved it in so many ways...

‘Twas special-grandad style.

For my love is a blessing, In death it still can last, Forget your troubles and your worries,

Sometimes he was my playmate Oft’times my mentor, too.

I learned to take life as it came; That’s helped me my life through.

They are mine forever more, I watch and care and love for you, From heavens open door, And when your road gets Rough and rocky, And your down and need a crutch, Remember, I’m right beside you, Just an inch too short to touch.

Loved and never forgotten from your daughter Teresa, son-in-law Mike, and family Xxx

Then I grew up and he grew old, Yet our loves had no end, For I was blessed long as he lived, ‘Cause Grandad, you were my best friend.

From your loving granddaughter Pamela, Paddy & Family.

I miss your laughing, Singing and dancing And the happy times we spent with you.

You little bumblebee.

From all your great grandchildren.

1ST ANNIVERSARY O’BRIEN

Anniversary Mass in Aghadoe Graveyard at 3pm & in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 6.15pm on Saturday 3rd June.

1ST ANNIVERSARY O’BRIEN In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

Grandad This day is remembered and quietly kept, No words are needed, We shall never forget, For those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us everyday, Unseen, unheard, but always near, So loved, so missed and so very dear.

Love from Teresa, husband Mikey, Great grandad Love from your great grandchildren Mikey and Mary Doll xxx

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In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

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

Love from Baby Tom, his wife Noreen, Great Grandad Love from your great grandchildren Alexis, Doll, and baby Noreen xxx

Grandad I remember as a child The special way you smiled As you dried a tear or Fixed a broken toy .

A kind and gentle man .

You would always seem To understand And be there for me In times of grief and joy .

As I ponder to reflect On the man I most respect And the special moments That we’ve shared I finally understand Why these moments were so grand We love and miss you Grandad.

From your loving Granddaughters Delores, Shantell & Paige and their husbands, Larry, William & John. xx Great grandchildren Mike, Margaret, Teresa, Annalise & Rosie. xx Granda I cant repay the lessons, That you taught when I was small, Or give you, gift for gift, The daily treasures I recall, I cant return encouragement, Or loving words of praise, In quite the way you did for me, Through all my childhood days.

But theres one gift that I can give, It’s all the love you’ve earned, For love is what you always taught, And love is what I learned.

From your loving grandson Jim, his wife Catherina, Great grandad Love from your great grand-daughter Silver Xxx

DAD A fathers touch, a daddy’s kiss, A grieving daughter, your greatly missed, An empty house, an empty chair, A fathers love, no longer there, A broken heart, tear filled eye, Another soul to fill the sky, Many memories in my mind, Some I laugh, some I cry, The times we shared, the laughs we had, Things I miss when I think of you Dad, Realizing that’s all I have to hold on too, Only memories, of what once was you, Missing your laugh, I will never again hear, That is the reality that Fills me with so much fear, No more smile on your face, No more warmth of your embrace, The last hug, the last kiss, The last goodbye leaves Me with on last wish, To have you Dad, here today, Never to leave your daughter this way.

A gentle touch, a Daddy’s kiss, A grieving Daughter, you’re greatly missed.

From your Daughter Bridget and family xxx GRANDAD Forgive Lord when we cry, We never want our Granda to die, With broken hearts we whisper low, We love you Granda we love you so.

From your Grandson Gavin, Marie and boys xxx

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From your two Grandson’s Kenneth & Jimmy xx GRANDAD All our lives we miss you, As the years come and go, But in our hearts you will live forever, Because we love you so.

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

If I could write a story, It would be the greatest ever told.

I’d write about my Father, For he had a heart of gold.

From your two Grandaughter’s Stacey & Tammy xx

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My Father was a hero Known around this world.

He was everything to me, For I was his baby girl.

I’d write about the lessons.

He taught me right from wrong.

He instilled in me the values That one day I’d be strong.

He taught me to face my fears, Take each day as it comes, For there are things that We can’t change.

He would say what’s done is done.

He would say hold your head up high, Carry yourself with pride.

Thanks to him, I am somebody, I will never run and hide.

If I could write a story, It would be the greatest ever told.

I’d write about my daddy, For he had a heart of gold.

In loving memory of Pa Brien, late of 14 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 2nd June 2016.

When I’m feeling desperate and lonely, I search for your face in a cloud, And though my lips may be silent, My heart cries out ever so loud.

How can it be that you have left me?

Are you safe in heaven above?

Has God in his goodness embraced you, With his sweet, everlasting LOVE? Do you know that I yearn to hold you?

Can you hear me repeating your name?

Can you see that I’m lost without you Pa. That nothing….no nothings the same!

In time will I be more accepting?

Will my poor heart begin to mend?

And will I find peace in believing I’ll be with you once again?

The house is not the same, Loved always, Your Daughter Christina & Family.

Missed everyday from your loving Wife Theresa, Son Mike & Family

Anniversary Mass in Aghadoe Graveyard at 3pm & in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 6.15pm on Saturday 3rd June.

Anniversary Mass in Aghadoe Graveyard at 3pm & in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 6.15pm on Saturday 3rd June.

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Communions

Rachel Kissane form Gneeveguilla National School celebrates her First Holy Communion. Pic: Sally MacMonagle

Rebecca O’Leary, Anabláth N.S., celebrating her 1st Holy Communion last weekend. Pic: Sean Kelly

Ronan O’Connor from Kilcummin NS celebrated his First Holy Communion Last Saturday.

Pic: Sally MacMonagle

Sport

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Moynihan

Liam

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Eamonn

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

Legion Down But Not Out As Stacks Coast To Quarterfinal their route through the back door, writes Adam Moynihan

It was all too easy for the Rockies in Connolly Park as Legion are left plotting

County Championship (Round 2A) Austin Stacks 4-13 Legion 3-6

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Whatever name comes out of the hat, Legion have a lot of work to do if they have any designs on reaching the latter stages of this year’s championship

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A SPIRITED second half fightback wasn’t enough for the Legion in Connolly Park last Friday evening as they fell to a heavy defeat against Austin Stacks in Round 2A of the County Championship.

Stacks dominated the first half and found themselves 16 points to the good early on in the second before a flurry of Legion scores cut the deficit to seven. Unfortunately for Alan O’Neill’s men it was very much a case of too little, too late as Stacks coasted to a comfortable ten-point win.

Both of these sides had to navigate tricky replays the previous weekend; Stacks beat St Kieran’s on Saturday while Legion finally got the better of Kenmare on the Sunday. The extra day’s rest must have done the Rockies wonders because they absolutely flew out of the traps in this one.

They had the ball in the net within the first 60 seconds when Shane O’Callaghan cut in along the endline and squared for Michael O’Donnell who calmly applied the finish. David Mannix quickly added a point and Legion were already on the ropes.

James O’Donoghue steadied the ship with two excellent scores in the 4th minute but Stacks completely dominated the remainder of the half, racking up a further 1-6 without reply.

Half-back Jack Morgan was solely responsible for Stacks’ second goal as he finished off an impressive solo run by firing accurately beyond the reach of Legion keeper Brian Kelly.

O’Donoghue kicked the final score of the period with a free to leave his team trailing by 10 at the break, Stacks 2-7 Legion 0-3.

The Legion management opted to leave Conor Keane out of the starting 15 and whatever the

reasoning behind the decision, you certainly couldn’t say that it helped the side’s chances on the night.

Both he and Tom Moriarty were brought on at half time but any hopes that their introduction would ignite a memorable Legion comeback

Cup Lynda Doyle presenting the John Doyle Memorial Cup to winning captain Jason Lee at the 1st Year John Doyle Soccer competition with team members front row from left) Cathal Brosnan, Lee Wright, Sean Hickey, Jason Emini, Rian O’Neill, Kian McCann, Mark Fitzgerald Lozaraz (back from left) Sean Coffey, Principal, Mehedi Hassan, Rifat Ahmad, Jack Higgins, Edward Kennedy organising teacher, Rian O’Brien and Callum O’Donoghue at St Brendan’s College, Killarney.

were fairly abruptly abandoned when Greg Horan stole in for another goal in the 32nd minute.

Legion were leaving themselves frighteningly open at the back and a minute later they were 16 points down when midfielder Wayne Guthrie ghosted in for yet another Stacks goal.

The Legion players deserve some credit for putting up a fight for the remainder of the game and goals from Jamie O’Sullivan, Jack O’Neill and a James O’Donoghue penalty actually cut the deficit to seven with ten minutes to go.

They couldn’t find that fourth goal, though, and Stacks sharpshooter David Mannix kicked the final three scores of the evening to seal a relatively easy 4-13 to 3-6 win.

The Tralee kingpins now advance to the quarter finals along with fellow club sides Dr Crokes, Rathmore and Kerins O’Rahilly’s.

Legion, meanwhile, now enter Round 3 where they’ll face either South Kerry, East Kerry or West Kerry (Kenmare Shamrocks are the other team on that side of the draw but they’ve already played Legion around eighteen times this year so they can’t be drawn to play them again).

You would obviously be hoping to avoid South Kerry but East Kerry wouldn’t exactly be a walk in the park either. Whatever name comes out of the hat, Legion have a lot of work to do if they have any designs on reaching the latter stages of this year’s championship.

Austin Stacks scorers: David Mannix (0-7, 2f), Michael O’Donnell (1-1, 1f), Wayne Guthrie (1-1), Greg Horan (1-1), Jack Morgan (1-0), Jack O’Shea (0-1), Shane O’Callaghan (0-1) and Denis McElligott (0-1).

Legion scorers: James O’Donoghue (1-4, 1pen & 2f), Jamie O’Sullivan (1-0), Jack O’Neill (1-0) and Conor Keane (0-2, 1f).

tRiViA Which four Premier League managers won Manager of the Season without winning the league title that same year?

ANSWER ON SPORT PAGE 4

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Sport Sport Ireland Confirm That Kerry Footballer Brendan O’Sullivan Tested Positive For A Banned Stimulant 02.06.17

Words: Eamonn Fitzgerald KERRY footballer Brendan O’Sullivan failed a drugs test last year, the Kerry County Board of the GAA has confirmed over this past weekend.

The Valentia Young Islander clubman was tested as part of Sport Ireland’s doping controls after last year’s Allianz League final defeat by Dublin. He came off the bench as a substitute, and delivered a positive finding for a banned substance.

The statement states that O’Sullivan has cooperated fully with Sport Ireland and that it has been accepted that the violation was unintentional and that the player has already fully served his suspension. Brendan O’Sullivan did not feature again for Kerry in 2016. He was back in action, again as a substitute, when the Kingdom opened their 2017 Allianz League campaign against Donegal in February of this year.

“On the 24th of April 2016 Brendan O’Sullivan (Valentia Young Islanders & Kerry) underwent a routine Sport Ireland doping control test following the Allianz League final,” the statement reads.

“The results of the test indicated a rule violation.

Brendan O’Sullivan fully cooperated in assisting Sport Ireland. The subsequent findings of Sport Ireland accepted that the rule violation was not

intentional and the resultant suspension has been served.

“Sport Ireland is expected to deliver a written decision shortly. All involved with Kerry GAA are delighted to see Brendan back playing football.

Kerry County Committee and Team Management will be making no further comments until the Sport Ireland report has been issued.” It is expected that this report will be issued within the next two weeks.”

Unsafe Supplements

Sport Ireland advises athletes there are no guarantees that any supplement is safe (free from prohibited substances). If an athlete chooses to consume a supplement Sport Ireland recommends they seek advice from a sports dietician and follow Sport Ireland’s risk minimisation guidelines.

Back in 2008 Aidan O’Mahony tested positive for a drug, but in his case the specimen showed high levels of salbutamol taken with an inhaler.

However, he is an asthmatic and the medication was prescribed. As was the case with Brendan O’Sullivan, taking the substance was unintentional.

In June 2015 Thomas Connolly, a Monaghan GAA player tested positive for a banned substance and picked up a two-year ban.

Dr Una May, director of the Irish Sports Council’s anti-doping unit, has said that doping is not a major issue in the GAA. Sport Ireland conducted blood and urine tests on 1,000 sports people and just 97 of these were GAA sports people. Four Ladies footballers and 4 camogie players were tested.

Kerry Junior Management Team are named

Kerry Junior Manager, Jimmy Keane of Brosna has named his management team and this was due be ratified at last Monday night’s County Committee.

His selectors are Paul Quinn (An Ghaeltacht), Niall O’Mahony (Spa) and John O’Connell (Tarbert) Kerry will play Limerick in the Munster Junior semi final as a curtain raiser to the senior semi final on June 11th or 12th in Cusack Park. Clare just edged out Limerick 1-13 to 1-12 in last Sunday’s opening salvo. Cork escaped by the skin of their teeth in Fraher field when they had to rely on 36-year-old veteran, Donncha O Connor to come off the bench and score those invaluable three points, one from a free. Final score, Cork 1-12 to Waterford’s 1-11.

County Poc Fada takes place on Bank holiday Monday, June 5, on Kerry Head mountain.

School

Jack McGuire, Scott O’Meara and Cormac Rowe who won medals in the shot put at the Killarney Primary School Games which took pace in Killarney Community College. Jack and Cormac were representing Gaelscoil Faithleann and Scott was representing Scoil Bhride Loreto NS. Jack finished in first place, Cormac in second place and Scott in third place.

Rugby News ...

Words: Liam Murphy AND that’s that! A very disappointing end to Munster’s season last weekend as the men in blue on the day were humbled by the men in red.

This was a pretty poor showing by Munster who never lived up to their potential and the schoolboy errors were costly. Having said all that, Scarlets were sublime, as they were the week before against Leinster.

I’m sure Munster will learn from this and to be honest this season has been a huge success

compared to recent seasons. The lads will take a well-earned rest and I for one am looking forward to next season already.

Focus now switches to the British and Irish Lions who kick off their tour tomorrow with a match against the New Zealand Provincial Barbarians. With a pretty tough schedule of 10 matches and three of those against the All Backs, this promises to be a riveting series.

The All Blacks are releasing players for the non test matches and the Lions will need to hit the ground running with the Blues, the Crusaders, the Highlanders, the Chiefs and the Hurricanes providing very stiff competition. There will be no easy match for the Lions and Warren Gatland will have to plan

Congratulations Congratulations to Gary Cronin, Aghadoe, who won bronze in the 400m representing senior boys, St Brendan’s College, at Munster School Track & Field at the weekend CIT, Cork.

accordingly. Munster are represented by CJ Stander, Conor Murray and Peter O’Mahony who will not be lacking motivation after the past few weeks. Let’s hope the Irish contingent do themselves proud.

Finally, with the summer finally here, we are hitting the ground running with Touch Rugby kicking off at Aghadoe for adults every Tuesday evening between 7 and 9. Touch rugby is great fun, there is no tackling and tags aren’t needed. All are welcome to come along. Also, we kicked off Tag Rugby for kids last Saturday and a fantastic day was had at Aghadoe. This is for both boys and girls aged between 6 and 12 and promises to be great fun for all involved.

Sport

02.06.17

smalltalk

Spa native and dual star Andrew Fitzgerald talks to Adam Moynihan about football, basketball and his old school Nokia

Hi Andrew. Thanks for talking to us.

No problem. Thanks for the call.

Are you playing ball at the moment?

Just back playing football the last couple of weeks. The basketball season seems to get longer every year!

What do you make of Spa’s season so far?

I suppose the loss in the Intermediate was disappointing but there are a lot of promising young players breaking into the senior and junior teams which is a big plus.

Which of your teammates would you least like to get stuck in a lift with?

James “Bubu” Fleming used to always give me a hard time when I started out playing for St Paul’s long ago. He still does, actually.

Which of your teammates is the best at Tinder?

There is one lad in particular but I’d be in big trouble if I gave him away.

Who’s the biggest moaner?

To be honest, all the Spa lads are very positive. But there are probably too many to mention on the Killorglin basketball team I played with last year!

Who’s the worst-dressed?

Me, I suppose. I only have tracksuits and runners.

Who spends the most time in the gym?

As a physical therapist a lot of the work I do with people is in the gym, so probably me. Although Spa goalie James Devane would be hard to beat.

If you could bring back one ex-player to line out for Spa this year, who would it be?

Anthony Morris could really tighten up the defence.

Who’s the best player you’ve ever played with?

In football, Mike “Stam” O’Donoghue. In basketball, Dan Griffin.

Who’s the best athlete you’ve ever played with?

I played basketball with Limerick’s John Galvin for a few years and I was always amazed at how he would often

play a football and basketball game on the same day. And he did it for nearly 20 years.

If you had to transfer to another Killarney club, who would it be?

I couldn’t leave Spa.

What’s your proudest sporting moment?

In 2013 there was no National League team in Kerry, so myself and Dan Griffin played with Blue Demons in Cork. Winning the cup final against Galway in the last couple of seconds was special.

And the most embarrassing?

I remember wearing the wrong colour shorts for Spa years ago and the chairman got me to change them during the game.

If you had to compare yourself to a professional athlete, who would it be?

LeBron of course!

What are your five favourite sports in order?

Basketball, football, athletics, rugby and gymnastics.

What would you sing at karaoke?

Is there another sport you haven’t tried that you think you’d be good at?

Who’s the most famous person in your phone?

Horse racing, but I think I might be a bit too big.

I don’t think anyone would let me sing.

Barry Geraghty.

What’s the best sporting moment of all time?

What would you have for your last meal?

Argentina beating the USA in the 2004 Olympic basketball semi-final really stands out to me.

Who would play you in a movie about your life?

Do you have any nicknames?

Fitz.

Is there an app on your phone you couldn’t live without?

I have an old Nokia phone.

So no emojis?

No, my phone doesn’t do emojis.

What’s the best show on TV? Bloodline.

What’s your favourite song at the moment?

Apple tart.

We’ll keep it local: Michael Fassbender.

And can you tell me a joke?

My uncle Andy has great jokes. He told me this one last week. Did you hear about the man who stole the calendar?

No. He got 12 months.

Nice one Andy!

Thanks Adam!

Anything by Peter Locke.

Rugby

Pictured last Saturday at Aghadoe are the children who took part in Killarney RFC’s first-ever ‘Kids Tag Rugby’ session with coaches Liam Murphy and Pat Chambers, Killarney RFC. This tag rugby programme will run right across the summer at Aghadoe.

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Sport Glenflesk

RAHEEN N.S. - Congratulations to Niamh O’ Callaghan who had the winning lotto no. 29 on Saturday the 27th of May.

Beaufort Golf Club

Results: Open Seniors Thurs 25th May, 1. Donal Carroll, 2. Gerry Collins Open Friday 26th May Winner: Garreth O’Donnell(4)41pts.

Fixtures: Open Seniors Thurs 1st June @ 10am. Open Friday 2nd June,phone Clubhouse for details 064-6644440. Monday 5th June Open Club Fundraiser Day, Ladies & Gents, €20 per person.

Castlerosse Golf Club

Results, Competition played on Sunday 28th May sponsored by Castlerosse Hotel, 18 Hole Strokeplay 1st Ger Casey (14) net 62, Runner-up, Peter McGrath (23) net 63, 3rd place, Danny Lynch (20) net 67, 4th Place Joe Gaffey (22) net 69.

Results, Scramble played on Wednesday 24th May best net return, Steve Shine, Mick Clifford & Denis Tangney.

Fixtures, Weekend competition, 18 Hole Stableford. Scramble continue each Wednesday @ 6.30pm.

Captain’s prize Sat 10th June. Catlerosse Ladies competition played on Thursday 25th May. 18 Hole Stableford, Best return, Noirin Sheehan (36) 26 pts. 9 Hole Stableford, Best return, Chan Martin (36) 15 pts.

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

SENIORS NEWS Cougars Senior Mens training continues every Tuesday evening at the Pres Gym. Schools Super Sevens Finals Night: The Annual National Schools Super Sevens competition now in its seventh season saw the Finals hosted at the Presentation Gym Killarney on last Wednesday and Thursday evenings last and the large attendance saw some great contests to decide the outcome of this seasons competitions with the games living up to all the expectations with some great entertainment provided by many talented future stars on view. The AllStar Girls and Boys teams for 2017 were presented with their awards before the Finals.

Girls Finals: Cup Final Gneeveguilla 23 Scartaglen 14 Boys Finals: Cup Final Fossa 25 Holy Family Rathmore 15. Basketball Ireland Greenshoots Program. Basketball Ireland Green Shoots basketball program is up and running for Boys and Girls ages 7 to 11 for 6 weeks on Saturday mornings at the Killarney Sports and Leisure Center.

Times Boys from 9.30am to 11am , Girls 11.15am to 12.45pm running for 6 weeks on Saturday mornings.

For further details or to reserve a place , contact by email weldonjames7@hotmail.com. Note limited places available.

02.06.17

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

Munster Strokeplay Qualifiers: Congrats to Damien Fleming & John McGrath (Senior) & John O’Brien (Intermediate) on making it through to the Finals in ESB, Cork after last Sunday’s Qualifiers in Tralee. Damien had a great 2nd round of 14 under par in securing his place. Munster U-16 Competition Changes: We ask all our U-16’s to note that there are changes to the Munster U-16 event dates with the Munster Strokeplay due to be hosted by the club on Saturday June 24th now reverting to Saturday July 8th and the Munster Matchplay in St Annes now taking place on June 24th/25th. We ask all U-16’s to note that the closing dates for same are June 8th and 15th upcoming. Please ensure that your name along with the entry (€5) is paid by this coming Monday for the Matchplay event.

Wednesday Competition: Last Wednesday saw us have a Two Ball Scramble which saw the following results. Nett: Noel Moynihan and John Kelly 33 ½ Gross: Kieran Fitzpatrick and Robbie O’Brien Snr 44.

After a Hole-in-One on the Temporary 15th, Noel also took away the Hole-in-One fund which stood at a cool €64! Well done to Noel on a successful evening. From the first Wednesday in June we will start each event from 7pm. Over-50’s: A note to our Over-50 members that the next event is in Deerpark next Wednesday (June 7th) at the usual time of 10.15am.

Closing Dates: We ask adult members to make note of the following closing dates: County Strokeplay: Tuesday June 7th (€10), National Strokeplay: Sunday June 11th (€13) and Club Doubles Matchplay: Sunday June 11th (€10). Registration Cards: Just to let anyone looking for their PPUI registration cards now that they are available for collection from the clubhouse. Please note that the club house opening hours will be from 12pm-9pm each day for the month of June.

Flesk Valley Rowing Club

With just over 3 weeks to the main event of the year, the Killarney Regatta, training is in full swing, with crews and coxes putting plenty of time and dedication. Special mention to our very own ‘Dynamic Duo’, Seamus and Richie who are always ready to give a helping hand with called upon. Keep up the good work over the coming weeks! Exams: Best of luck to all our you oars people, who have being juggling studying and training, in the Junior and Leaving Certificate exams next week. Regatta Collection: Thanks to all who help out with the Regatta Committee Church Gate collection.

Especially Clara for sending the numerous texts and reminders.

Killarney Bridge Club

The Killarney Bridge Club is now open to non members for Summer Bridge in the Gleneagle Hotel on Monday evenings at 7.30pm. All are welcome. (A partner will be provided when possible)

Fossa

Fossa celebrates Ruby Jubilee of Church. We welcome Bishop Ray Browne to our Parish on this Saturday, June 3rd for our 7.30pm Vigil Mass of Thanksgiving in celebration of the Ruby Jubilee of our Christ, Prince of Peace Church (1977-2017). All parishioners are warmly invited to take part in this Liturgy followed by the Blessing of our Laudato Si Garden Extension.

Anyone that has visited the Church in the last 40 years and all Parishioners are also invited to a cupán tae and social evening in Fossa Community Centre after mass. N.B. All musicians and entertainers are especially welcomed.

SUMMERSTAR’S GOT TALENT summer Camp with internationally renowned singer Elaine Canning and award winning dancer Jackie o Mahoney, will run Monday 10th July - Friday 14th July 9am - 1pm at Fossa Community Centre. Register Day : Sunday 9th July 12pm - 1pm at Fossa Community Centre. Contact Elaine: 087-7665005. Book early to reserve your place.

Fossa Community Games The Innisfallen Hotel presented the Fossa Community Games Boys U13 Basketball team with personalized jerseys and shorts to commemorate their achievement in making it to the All-Ireland Basketball Finals where they won bronze medals.

To reach the All Ireland’s this team won out the Kerry competition and then the Munster finals held in UL all against very tough competition.

This group of boys have had an exceptional few years and reached All Ireland stage in Gaelic Football in 2013 - silver medals, Soccer in 2016 - gold medals and Basketball in 2017 - bronze medals. They have shown great dedication and talent throughout the years and have been a pleasure to work with.

Thank you boys for all the great memories which we hope you will treasure in years to come - we’ve been the length and breadth of the country with ye and enjoyed every minute of it. This years basketball team was Sean Dineen (captain) - 3 All Ireland’s, Rocco Sheehan - 2 All Ireland’s, Shea Weldon, Tom Cahillane - 2 All Ireland’s, Cian Doyle -3 All-Ireland’s, Eddie Moroney - 2 All-Ireland’s, Darren Ryan - 3 All-Ireland’s and Darragh O’Brien - 2 All-Ireland’s. This is some achievement and not yet 13 years old! Thanks very much again to The Innisfallen Hotel and staff who have always supported Fossa Community Games. To coaches and parents thanks for your commitment and support always. In other news we

had a number of boys representing Fossa in the cycling on grass in Tralee last Friday evening. Luke O Leary won a bronze medal while Padraig Doherty and David Butler got certs for finishing in 4th place.

Fossa Rowing Club Congratulations: Congratulations to Mark O’Donovan, Shane O’Driscoll, Denise Walsh, and Paul and Gary O’Donovan on their wonderful achievements on Sunday last.

They did themselves, Skibbereen R.C and Ireland proud.

Club Colours: Rowing singlets and jackets will be ordered this week. If you need to order talk to Alison.

Commercial Rowing Club: This week we extend our condolences to Teddy 0’Brien and the extended 0’Brien family on the recent passing of Ann 0’Brien. Ann and the 0’Brien family have been deeply immersed in the affairs of St Brendans rowing club over many decades and she was ever present on regatta day and no doubt will be sadly missed at this year,s event on Sunday June 25th, May She Rest In Peace.Training: Activity has commenced at the Boathouse at Ross Castle with crews now in training for the annual regatta and hopefully will gain some success for the club on June 25th.Commercials Won the junior sixes in I98O with the following crew coxed by Sheamus Guiney-Don 0’Sullivan, Denis 0’Sullivan.

Henry Clifton, Billy Morris, Denis Counihan, Tom 0’Sullivan.

New members: As the club has developed excellent rowing facilities new members both male and female are invited to become involved with Commercials which has a rowing history dating back to it,s formation in I886,Contacts are Daniel 0’Donoghue O87-9853397,Eric Wharton O87-6II4O49, Kevin Tangney,O87-2947OII, Jack McSharry,O87-267658I, D.J.0’Riordan O64-663I743. John Joe Healy O64--6643I36,John Kelly O86394I769, Jim Doyle O64-6639856

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club, Men’s Club

Singles Stableford (GOY) (Blue Markers) Sponsor: SuperValu Killarney Course: Mahony’s Point Date: 28th May 2017 1st Edmund Meehan(17) 42pts 2nd Tim Healy Jnr(9) 42pts 3rd Robert Cussen(7) 41pts 4th Colin Daly(16) 41pts 5th James Lynch(12) 40pts Cat 1 George Vass(5) 40pts Cat 2 Neil Kiely(10) 40pts Cat 3 Pat Kelleher(12) 40pts Cat 4 Kevin O’Callaghan (Bellview) (18) 39pts CSS 37pts Event: Singles Stableford (Green Markers) Sponsor: SuperValu Killarney Course: Mahony’s Point Date: 28th May 2017 1st Des Hayes(20) 39pts CSS 39pts Fixture: Event: President Breda Duggan’s Prize to the Gents (GOY)

George Burley (Ipswich Town 2000-01), Harry Redknapp (Tottenham Hotspur 2009-10), Alan Pardew (Newcastle United 2011-12) and Tony Pulis (Crystal Palace 2013-14).

Sport

02.06.17 Course: Killeen Date: 3rd/ 4th June 2017 Killarney Golf Club - Ladies Results of competition Sun May 28th sponsored by Daly’s Supervalu, Killarney, singles/stroke. Killeen course. 1st Winnie Ryan (23) 69, 2nd Ann Courtney (36) 71, 3rd Sinead Galvin (23) 72. Cat 1 (0 - 15 HANDICAP), Margaret Campion (7) 75. Cat 2 (16 -24 Handicap), Kay O’Connor (16) 74. Category 3 (25-36 Handicap), Veronica O’Connor (32) 77.

Next Sunday’s Competition President Breeda Duggan’s prize to the Ladies, Singles/stroke, Mahony’s

Kilcummin Notes

CONGRATULATIONS: The Branch would like to congratulate our young members who celebrated the Sacrament of 1st Holy Communion last week. DATE FOR YOUR DIARY: Fleadh Cheoil na Mumhan – July 17th to the 23rd in Cork City.

KILCUMMIN COMMUNITY CARE: Kilcummin Community Care would like to thank everyone who contributed to our recent annual church gate collection. All proceeds will go to the running of the Tuesday Day Care.

SET DANCING: Adult Set Dancing every Mon night at the GAA Klub with Jerry McCarthy commencing at 9.30pm. Admission €5. All Welcome.

RECORDING PROJECT OF OLD KILCUMMIN GRAVEYARD: Recording project of Old Kilcummin Graveyard is now confirmed for Friday 9th and Saturday 10th of June. If you have any knowledge of illegible headstones, tombs or markers please contact Mary 087 1527050.

Mastergeeha FC

U13 Mastergeeha 4 Castleisland 1.

SUMMER CAMP. FAI SUMMER CAMP: Places for the FAI summer camp which will be hosted in Kilbrean Park from July 3th - July 7th can now be booked through the FAI summer schools website.

Please book early to avoid disappointment at www.summersoccerschool.ie. MASTERGEEHA FC LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 26th May, 2017. Numbers drawn were 2, 4, 16, 17. Jackpot now €7,650.

Killarney Athletic

Annual General Meeting: Killarney Athletics Annual General Meeting will be held on Friday 16th June 2017 at 8pm in Scott’s Hotel Motions & Nominations must be sent in by 9th June 2017 to sec@killarneyathletic.com. All new members welcome. It is very important for all Parents and Members to attend the AGM. 7 A Side Press Release: Killarney Athletic officially launched its Annual 7-a-side tournament in Killarney Athletic Grounds, Woodlawn, Killarney on Monday 22nd May. The event which celebrates its 41th anniversary will take place on Monday 26th June at the Killarney Athletic Grounds. This year the

main sponsor of the tournament is Killarney Credit Union. Application forms are available from all branches of Killarney Credit Union - Beech Road, Park Road in Killarney and also in the Kenmare branch. Further information is available on www. killarneyathletic.com. The entry fee for Senior Men: €200; Over 35s: €150; Ladies: €150, Under 10/12: €75 (Competition 14th + 15th July) Under 14/16: €100. The closing date for senior entries (to be returned to Killarney Credit Union) is Friday 9th June before 5.30pm.

Killarney Celtic

​ Barnardos Tournament: Our U10 and U11 teams headed for Douglas Hall AFC last weekend for the annual #Barnados Kids For Kids Munster soccer tournament. The weather was sunny and the organisation very good. Our U10 Green and Gold Teams finished second and third in the Shield competition. (The teams that beat them in group games contested the final.) The U11 Green Team finished third in the Cup after losing a semi to hosts, holders and eventual champions Douglas Hall AFC. Their U11 White team counterparts provided the main drama of the day. After winning their shield semi-final on penalties they held out for a scoreless draw with neighbours Killarney Athletic A.F.C. in the final. The penalty shoot-out went one way and then the other, before sudden death drama went the way of the Hoops, cheered on by their raucous u11 and u10 teammates!

Cork City v Shamrock Rovers: A huge thank you to everyone a Cork City FC, John Kennedy, Pat Sisk, Mike Derham, Rose, Cork & all the team for a great night last night at Turners Cross for League of Ireland game Cork City FC vs Shamrock Rovers. It is Football For All’s 4th Year playing at half time. It was our U9/10’s 1st year. Our players played in front of a crowd of 5,100 supporters. Our FFA and U9/10s had a ball, Corky the Masscot, again above and beyond, while we were on the field we had amazing support from all the spectators, and the players after the game were amazing, they had time for every one of our players, be it autographs, selfies, and the to top it all group photos with Stephen Hunt.

Killarney RFC

AGM: Our Annual General Meeting took place at the Killarney Plaza last Wednesday evening at the Killarney Plaza. A very productive meeting took place and the meeting was very well attended. Club President thanked everyone for their attendance and exceptional hard work right across the season.

He congratulated everyone for the success this season and thanked outgoing chairman Paul Murphy for the hard work and huge commitment shown right across the season. Many items were discussed

during the meeting and the club is in a great position with success both on and of the pitches. We want this to continue next season and a new committee was elected on the night. Thanks to everyone who attended.

Kids Tag Rugby: Following on from numerous requests from minis parents towards the end of the season, last Saturday we held our first ever ‘Kids Tag Rugby’ session at Aghadoe. A fantastic crowd came along on the day. The players ranged from 6 years of age to 12 and everyone had great fun in the sun! We will hold kids tag for the rest of the summer and all are welcome to come along and take part. No rugby experience is necessary and great fun is guaranteed. The cost is only €2 per session and anyone interested can contact Minis coordinator Liam Murphy on (087) 4145662 for details. Golf Classic: KRFC presents our annual fundraising Golf Classic which takes place at Mahony’s Point on Fri the 30th of June next.

The cost to enter a team of 4 is €250 and teams are encouraged to book early to confirm the preferred tee time. Contact Paul Murphy on (087) 3745351 or Mike fuller on (087) 6489628. If any business would like to sponsor a teebox, please contact Paul or Mike also & sponsorship costs only €100.

Tag n’ Touch Rugby for adults: Tag rugby for adults is back with a twist this year as we introduce ‘Touch Rugby’ for the first time. Touch rugby differs to Tag rugby in that a simple touch cuffices and no tags are needed. The fee is €5 per week and the fun take place every Tuesday evening at Aghadoe pitch between 7pm and 9pm. Keep an eye on our facebook page for details.

Killorglin Golf Club

Mens : RESULTS: Results of Mens Comp. Killorglin Golf Club on 28/05/2017 Singles Stableford: 1st John McCarthy (4) 39 pts, 2nd Tommy Murphy (12) 39pts, 3rd Mike Ashe (12) 39pts. Next Sat.3rd / Sun.4th June is Charity Play in Pink in aid of Cancer. Re-entry Sat./Sun. Mon.5th June is Mixed Foursomes Tournament sponsored by Morrison Tours.

Killarney Swimming Club

Congratulations to Killarney Swimming Club members, Mary Clare McCarthy and Antionette O’Leary, who received the call up to take part in the Special Olympics Regional Advancement Competition in UL last Saturday the 27th of May. This was a huge achievement for both girls and well deserved after many months of hard training. Before setting out for Limerick, the club put on a “good luck” party with presentations being made to both girls. On the day, both swimmers represented their families, Club and County in some serious

style with Mary Clare showing true grit and determination to win the gold medal in the 200 metres freestyle and a silver medal in the 100 metres freestyle while Antoinette absolutely sparkled in the pool to win a precious gold medal in the 100 metres freestyle event & the silver medal in the 100 metres backstroke. Well done to both girls - we are all so proud of you.

Killarney Valley Athletic Club

Thursday evening training sessions are now over for the summer.

Please check our facebook page and the notes here for updates when we start back in September.

Monday sessions for the older athletes will continue for the next few weeks. Please check our Facebook page for training schedules. All currently registered athletes will be informed by email if there are any changes to the schedule. Anyone wishing to buy KVAC half zip tops, singlets or hats please contact Brid Stack 0872650720.

Enquiries: killarneyvalleyac@gmail. com. Up to date news : https:// www.facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC/

Listry notes

LISTRY SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Would like to thank Castlegreory social club for coming and spending day with Listry social club at community center on Tuesday 30th May. A great day was had by all. Listry Social Committee are organising a day trip to Bantry Co. Cork on Tuesday June 27th. A Bus will depart from the Community Centre @ 10.15 am and return at 6pm approx. The small bus will collect on the usual route that morning beginning @ 9.15 am approx. If interested in travelling on this trip please contact Mary on 0872187204, Breda on 0877442694 or Joan on 0867944494 as soon as possible.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto 26/05/2017, No’s drawn were 4, 13, 20 & 26. Bonus not won, numbers drawn were 7, 17, 24 & 29. Next week’s jackpot €5,200 plus €1,000 bonus.

Summer 1 Mile Series: Once again the club are hosting our popular Summer 1 MileSeries. Dates and venues are as follows: June 28th Barradubh on the Raheen Road, July 5th Fossa, July 12th Knocknagree, July 19th Ballydesmond, July 26th Gneeveguilla with prize giving. Entry fee €5 per race. Race commences each evening at 8.00 pm. Do four out of five races to be eligible for prize.

Munster Colleges: Well done to Jack Greaney who won Gold in the Munster Colleges Triple Jump. Best of luck to all our athletes who will compete in the All Ireland Colleges next Saturday.

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Sport Muckross Rowing Club

LEE REGATTA: On Saturday 20th May, the club had a successful outing to the Lee Regatta held at the Marina in Cork city. The sprint regatta attracted over 400 crews and proved a great competitive test for all entrants. Congratulations to Oran O’Donoghue, winner of the Mens Junior 16 Single Scull who saw off the competition from Cork, Shannon and Cappoquin. A second gold medal finish came for Muckross in the Womens Junior 14 Quad. Congrats to the crew of Aisling Coffey, Sarah Fleming, Liadh Beazley, Martha Doolan and cox Ian Coffey who were race winners ahead of crews from Cork, Skibbereen, Lee and Lee Valley. There were great second and third place finishes for the club in several categories. Well done to our Mens Club Four, Womens Novice Quad, Womens J16 Quad, Womens J15 Eight, Mens J14 Octuple and Womens J14 Double who all finished second. Third place finishes were also recorded in the Mens Club Quad, Womens Club Quad, Womens J16 Single Scull, Womens J14 Quad (B crew) and Mens J14 Quad. Well done to all!

KILLARNEY REGATTA: The month of June is upon us and just three weeks remain to the staging of the 232nd annual Killarney Regatta on Sunday 25th June. Our rowers, coxes and coaches are working hard in training and hopeful of success on the day. To all involved, keep up the good work! We’ve witnessed some great battles fought out on the lake at O’Mahony’s Point and no doubt this contest in traditional Killarney rowing will produce some compelling racing once again between the rowing clubs of the Killarney valley.

With a claim to the being the world’s oldest surviving regatta, the event remains a most special fixture in the town’s sporting history. Thanks to all who supported last weekend’s Church Gate collection in support of the regatta.

INTERNATIONAL: New records in Irish rowing were set last weekend as the Skibbereen rowing machine again produced truly exceptional medal winning performances at the European Rowing Championships.

With heavyweight sculler Sanita Puspure out of action, the Irish squad comprised five Skibbereen rowers who all returned home as European Championship medallists.

The O’Donovan brothers created another sensational finish coming from fourth in the third quarter of the race to finish second only to France who are increasingly recognized as one of the best crews to have raced in the category. Meanwhile, Mark O’Donovan and Shane O’Driscoll set a blistering pace from start to finish to bring home gold in the Mens Lightweight Pair. Finally, Denise Walsh also brought a power-

02.06.17 ful finish from the back of the pack to secure another silver medal for Ireland. Truly outstanding results for Ireland and even more so for the Skibbereen club. Next up for the Irish rowing squad is the second of three World Cup Regattas in Poland in June. Following the departure of High Performance Director Morten Espersen, who oversaw Ireland’s performance in the Rio 2016 Olympics, Rowing Ireland has announced the appointment of former Italian Olympian Antonio Maurogiovanni to lead the High Performance national squad. Antonio brings a wealth of experience in both rowing and coaching including seven Olympic Games with involvement in Italy, the Netherlands and Australia.

Gneeveguilla/ Rathmore

Sliabh Luachra Comhaltas: Well done to all our branch members who took part in the County Fleadh which was held recently in Tralee.

We have many competitors going forward to the Munster Fleadh in July. Congratulations to Mark O’ Leary on winning both the Irish and English men’s singing competitions, in the 12-15 age category. Aoife O’Sullivan was placed 2nd in the 1215 age category English singing ladies competition securing her place in Munster. Michelle O’ Sullivan was 3rd recommended to Munster in the 15-18 English singing ladies competition. Sean O’ Keeffe won the U12 sean nós dancing competition securing his place going forward to Munster. Our set dancers also did very well, the U15 mixed set were 3rd recommended and the U18 ladies were placed 2nd in their competition. In the senior set category Raecaol were 3rdrecommended in both the mixed and ladies full set and were also placed 2nd in the half set competition. Well done again to everyone and best of luck in your preparations for the Munster Fleadh which will be hosted by Douglas CCÉ and taking place in Cork city from the 17th -23rd July.

Workmen’s Rowing Club

Training News: Both Indoor and Outdoor training continue as usual as per coaches’ texts. Our lakeshore training takes place on Saturday and Sunday mornings at Reen Pier, Ross Castle, at 10 am. Keep an eye on coaches’ texts for updates regarding any changes to this schedule.

European Championships: Hearty congratulations to lightweight men’s pair , Shane O’Driscoll & Mark O’Donovan on their Gold success.

Also to Paul & Gary O’Donovan , lightweight men’s double sculls on their silver, along with silver for Denise Walsh in the lightweight women’s single. Your successes at Racice, Czech Republic, have once again lifted the spirits of the whole Irish Rowing community & we look forward

to and wish you well at World Cup II at Poznan, Poland. Your club at Skibbereen R.C. must be immensely proud of your achievements.

Fundraising: Our annual bag-packing at Tesco, Park Road took place last Fri 26th May. Many thanks to everyone for taking time out of their day to lend a hand and to Tesco, Park Road for facilitating this fundraiser.

Coastal Rowing: Last call for forms to be returned to Anthony for registration with the Irish Coastal Rowing Federation. The Kerry Qualifiers are looming, as is the much anticipated All-Ireland Coastal Championships, in Donegal, in August.

Ross GC, Killarney - Gents Club

Results:- On Sunday last we held a stroke play competition . The winners were : 1.Jimmie Smith (13) 69, 2..Donnagh Moynihan (11) 71, Best Gross...... Alan Flynn Fixtures: On Saturday June 3rd and Sunday June 4th we will hold a single stableford competition. The time-sheet is now available in the clubhouse so please add your name to it immediately. Pierce Purcell: The Ross GC team won their first round match against Kenmare in this competition last Saturday in Beaufort.

However after a tough battle with Killarney GC in the second round our neighbours were victorious.

ON THE BALL Currow Coiste Na nOg

U15’s: On Saturday 27th May our u15 team took part in an u15 Munster GAA Super Touch competition in Lewis Road Killarney. Despite missing key players our boys defeated Spa but were beaten by Laune Rangers and the host Dr Crokes on the day.

U14’s: On Wednesday 24th Cromane was the venue for our u14 County League final against Renard. On the night the South Kerry team were more up for the game and it proved pivotal as they went on to win the decider by one point on a score line of Currow 3-16 to Renard’s 4-14. Our boys can be proud for making it to another County League Final. Next competition will be the East Kerry League which will take place in the coming weeks. Fixture are yet to be finalized.

U6’s,U8’s: Training continues this coming Saturday from 10am.

Dr Crokes Club

Ladies U12 County League (R.2) The news of the night for this fixture was that Pia Hickey forfeited her school trip to Dublin,no less,and went on to put in a massive display from midfield, scoring two points ,for good measure. The team started brightly, with points as well by Sarah Cooper(who had five overall).

Kilcummin s first score was a goal and for the remainder of the half both teams were evenly matched

with some wonderful individual displays on both sides ,none more than Crokes full back Laura O’ Shea. She was ably assisted by Ali O ‘Donoghue, Ester Greene (who was captain for the game),and Selina Thawiset.

Ella Bartlett and Jocelyn Hickey were very involved in the play also. However, it was a great goal by Katie McCarthy on the stroke of half time that put a little day light between the teams. After some great play Saoirse O ‘ Sullivan got injured and was replaced by Sadhbh Stack who combined brilliantly with Sinead Oliver and Cara O’ Sullivan for a point .Gráinne Byrne and Ella Barrett got on the ball to assist Leah McMahon in one the three points she scored on the night. Amy Clifford and Alicia Keane bolstered the back line when they came under pressure for spells in the second half,and with Hollie Cronin pulling her hand to a few goal bound shots,the team ran out winners on a score of 1-10 to 1-05.

Medal Presentation: The Dr Crokes All Ireland Champions were honoured at a Banquet in the Gleneagle Hotel on Saturday night. The team were presented with their medals and a number of presentations were made to a number of people including Colm Cooper and Eoin Brosnan. Colm O’Mahony played at the drinks reception and Celtic Steps provided entertainment during the meal. Loose cannons had patrons dancing all night. Highlights of the 2016/2017 championship were shown on the big screen. It was a most enjoyable night!

Lotto 9, 7, 22, 23. Jackpot €3000. Not won Match 3 7 by €60. Next draw on Sunday 4th of June in Tatler Jack.

Jackpot €3300.

East Kerry

MD O’SHEA EAST REGION U16 LEAGUE - DIVISION 4 FINAL: Kilgarvan/Tuosist 3-17 Dr Crokes B 0-07 The last final in this years MD O’Shea East Region U16 League saw Dr Crokes B team travel to Kilgarvan to take on Kilgarvan/Tuosist in the Division 4 final on Sunday evening. Kilgarvan /Tousist proved the stronger on the night. Dr Crokes started well scoring the opening point. However, Kilgarvan/Tuosist then dominated proceedings and notched up 8 points and a goal before Dr Crokes were to score again. Kilgarvan / Tuosist rattled the net for a second goal, giving the goalie no chance, in the last minutes of the first half.

Score at the break: Kilgarvan/Tousist 2-09 Dr Crokes B 0-03. On resumption, Kilgarvan/Tuosist continued to play some lovely football with great team work and accurate kick passing and the scores kept coming. The Dr Crokes keeper made 2 great saves and the team played with commitment to the final whistle. However, Dr Crokes had a mountain to climb and were unable to overcome the very skillful and well prepared Kilgarvan/Tuosist team. Final score: Kilgarvan/Tuosist 3-17 Dr Crokes

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02.06.17 0-07. East Kerry Coiste na Óg Officer, Sheila O’Mahony, presented the cup to Kilgarvan /Tousist Captain, Dylan Cusack

Firies Coiste Na nOg

U14 Lee Strand Division 4 County League Final. Played in Listry on Wednesday evening last, Firies U14 Boys were crowned division four league champions against near neighbours Beaufort.

Beaufort, who beat Firies in an earlier round of the league, were the pre match favorites. Indeed Beaufort enjoyed a lot of possession early in the first half and will be disappointed with their return from same while Firies in contrast were very efficient on the ball and converted the majority of their opportunities when arose. Firies played with great fluidity when in possession and their ability to utilize the kick pass was a pleasure to watch throughout. Both sides went in at the short whistle level on a score-line of 2-8 apiece.

The second half was an exciting affair and both teams must be complimented for the commitment shown throughout. The game was in the balance throughout but a goal late in the second half gave Firies the breathing space required and ran out deserving winners on a scoreline of 5-13 to 3-12.

Fossa GAA

Lotto 28th May 2017. Numbers drawn were 8, 14, 23, 28. There was no jackpot winner. Next weeks jackpot will be €15,600.

Seniors are away to St. Senans in Round 4 of County League on Mon 5th June @ 3pm (please note change of fixture).

U-17 Boys: The U-17 team played in a preliminary round of the competition where they beat Milltown/ Castlemaine, 2-07 to 1-05 and lost to St. Michaels/Foilmore, 3-07 to 2-08. They will now play in Division 2 where they will face Laune Rangers and Glenbeigh/Glencare on Monday 29th May. The final of this competition will be played in Fossa on Friday evening, 2nd June so all support would be welcome.

Killarney Legion GAA

CO.CHAMPIONSHIP Austin Stacks 4-13 Killarney Legion 3-6 UNDER 14 CO.LEAGUE FINAL Killarney Legion 5-7 Na Gaeil 3-18 NA SCRÚDAITHE: It’s that time of year again as many of our younger members face into the Leaving Cert.

Hopefully that the experience won’t be too taxing and we wish them every success in the coming weeks - go n-eirí go geal le gach duinne a bheidh pairteach.

UNDER 14 GIRLS SPONSORSHIP: Our 14 girls unveiled their brand new design jersey at a launch on Tuesday evening. Our Ladies Football section of the club continues to flourish with membership on a parity to the boys. This is testament to the great work done by our coaches

and officials at this level.

Sean Murphy and his family have had an association with the club which goes back to its foundation and we find it fitting that he continues this with Lord Kenmares sponsorship of the new strip. Sean continues to work diligently fir the club and this profile is most fitting.

LOTTO: Numbers drawn were 12,16,17,21. There was no jackpot winner. Next weeks jackpot €10,000.

Draw on Monday June 5th 9pm in Murphy’s Bar.

Listry GAA

LOTTO RESULTS: Numbers drawn:5 7 10 21. Next Sunday night, June 4th Lotto jackpot E7,100 SPORTS RESULTS AND FIXTURES: LISTRY SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM: Listry V Kilcummin on Saturday June 3rd away at 7.30pm KEEL/LISTRY U14: Congratulations to Keel/Listry U14s who beat Moyvane, Keel/Listry 5.18 Moyane 4.07 last Wednesday evening, May 24th in John Mitchel,s Tralee in the County League Final. Well done to players and management.

LISTRY U12: Played in Division 5 last Sunday 28th in Listry V Ballydonooghue. Division 5A Listry 3.12 Ballydonoghue 5.15 Division 5B Listry 5.13 Ballydonoghue3.09 LISTRY U12 will be playing on Sunday 4th June Div 5A and 5B V Ballyheigue at 6pm in Allman Park, Listry.

LISTRY U8 took part in a series of go games blitzes for the past 3 weeks every Monday evening. Thanks to Firies GAA club for organising it and well done to all the players from both teams, parents and mentors for all their effects.

Gneeveguilla GAA

Lotto numbers 8,11,26,28. No Jackpot winner next weeks jackpot €12,600.

Gneeveguilla Juniors away to Glenflesk Monday sth June at 7.30. Gneeveguilla seniors away to Laune Rangers 3rd of June at 7.30 Co League Div3 please support. Gneeveguilla Gaa monthly meeting on Tuesday 6th of June at 9pm all welcome to attend.

Glenflesk GAA

GLENFLESK SENIORS: Our Seniors resume their Co. League campaign with a home game against Currow on Sunday June 4th at 2 30pm. In a very tight division we sit joint second in the table with 4 other teams including Sundays opponents so it promises to be a tightly contested game.

GLENFLESK JUNIORS: Our Juniors had a good win over Spa on Friday night last in the Co. Junior league.

FT Glenflesk 2-14 Spa 0-08. Our next Juniors match is at home to Gneeveguilla in Rd 3 of the Co. League on Monday June 5th at 7 30pm.

KERRY PRIMARY SCHOOLS TEAM: Very well done to Glenflesk players Luke Crowley, Cian Lynch, John Kelleher, Caoimhe Moynihan and Dylan Roche who were all selected

for the Kerry primary schools team after the final trials last week. Well done all. Great achievement.

GLENFLESK LOTTO: No winner of lotto which took place in John Dans on 22/5/17 jackpot € 5400 no were 5 19 24 29. Next draw takes place in Spillane’s on Monday June 5th.

Jackpot 5,600.

SPA Club

Junior County League Results: Rd 1. Spa 0-8 Glenflesk 2-14. Rd 2. Spa 2-10 Kerins O’Rahillys 0-13 Ladies Football. U-16 Ladies Final Div 3 Plate: Lost in a very entertaining and hard fought game. Currow got 3 goals in the early minutes and unfortunately we were chasing Currow trying to narrow the gap. A few questioning decisions by the referee left us all bewildered but Currow deserved the victory on the night.

Upcoming Fixtures: Tuesday May 30th, East Kerry Super League Div 1 Playoff, Spa v Dr Crokes at 7.30pm in Spa. Saturday June 3rd, Senior County League Rd 4, Spa home to Beaufort at 7.30pm. Monday 5th June, Juniors home to Dingle at 7pm. Sunday June 4th at 6pm, U-12 Boys home to Ardfert. Lotto: Draw held in The Killarney Oaks Hotel.

Jackpot €6,400 not won. Numbers drawn 02, 04, 07, 09. Next week’s draw will be in the Torc Hotel for €6, 600.

Mid Kerry GAA

Mid Kerry Senior League back game Saw a win for Keel as they defeated Beaufort 2-12 to 1-12.

Lee Strand U14 County Championship Prem Round sees Mid Kerry take on Eoghan Ruadh on Wednesday 31st May in Kilcummin at 7.30pm. Good luck to all. Inaugural Mid Kerry Primary Schools Girls Blitz:It is a sign of the growth of Ladies Gaelic Football that 12 Mid Kerry Schools participated in a Mid Kerry organised blitz in Milltown today. We had two groups of four in the 11 a side competition, and four teams in the 7 a side competition.

The two groups in the 11 a side were drawn with Glenbeigh, Naomh Mhuire Killorglin, Cromane and Kilgobnet. The second group was comprised of Cullina, Nagle Rice Milltown, Castlemaine and Caragh Lake. In each group, all teams played three games each. Our 7 a side competition was comprised of teams from Castledrum, Fybough, Boheshill and Ballyfinnane. As the 11 a side, all teams had three games in the round. We were treated to some excellent football by the girls.

There was plenty of excitement with crossbars and posts being hit regularly in nearly every game. After the round robin, Ballyfinnane and Castledrum topped the group and proceeded to the final. The final turned out to be a cracker. On my count both teams exchanged the lead six times during the game, with not more than two points separating

theme until the last three minutes when the game was levelled. Both sides went all out to win the game with chances going a begging. With the last kick of the game Castledrum had a shot hit the left upright, bounce along the crossbar and then hit the right upright and drop over for the winning point. With such a score Castledrum were crowned the inaugural 7 a side Mid Kerry Primary Schools Girls Champions.

Milltown Castlemaine GAA

Mid Kerry Primary Schools Blitz.

Some of our young footballers were involved in the above blitz over the past week. Castlemaine NS were playing Glounaguillagh NS in 4/5 B final but unfortunately lost after putting in a spirited performance.

Nagle Rice will be playing Cullina NS in 6/7 A final on Wednesday next.

Ballyfinnane NS overcame Boheshill in 2 teacher B final also. Well done to all the teachers in these schools for their continued efforts with the young boys and girls. Special thanks also to PJ and Mike for their coaching in our schools.

Club Monthly Meeting: Our club monthly meeting will take place in the clubrooms Tues June 6th @ 8.30pm Under 17’s: Our Under 17’s enjoyed a great evening of football at Fossa GAA PITCH on May 24th to where they had thrilling victories over St. Michael’s, Foilmore.

Mid Kerry Senior League: On Tuesday May 30th Glenbeigh/ Glencar will entertain Milltown Castlemaine with a 7.45 throw in. Please head along and give your support.

Seniors: On Saturday 3rd June at 7.30 pm, CFL Rd 4, our seniors are away to Templenoe.

Junior league Rd 3 is on Monday 5th June where we are away to Keel at 7.30pm.

Best of luck to all.

Lotto Jackpot Draw: Our next Lotto Jackpot is in the Shanty Bar, Ballyfinnane on this Friday June 2nd with the Jackpot prize of €14,600.

Cul Camps: Don’t forget to reserve your place in our Cul Camps. Details of the camp are on our FB page or on the Cul Camps website.

RSA -NAGLE RICE PRIMARY SCHOOL Our local school is in the Final of the RSA Competition -with €3000 worth of tablets to be won for the school.

All you have to do is go on You Tube, type in Nagle Rice RSA -click and watch. It is most important to view it right till the end. The more times you view it the better!

Another school has stretched their lead so every click is valuable.

C’mon The Kingdom.

KILCUMMIN GAA

Academy resumes as normal on Saturday 3rd June from 10.30 to 11.45am. Under 12 Boys play Kenmare away on 4th June at 6pm. Under 12 Girls play Ballymac at home on 6th June.

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