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Plunkett St issues far from over

Second Plunkett St public consultation overturned A proposal to hold a second public consultation on the future of the pedestrianisation of Plunkett St was overturned at Wednesday’s Killarney Municipal District meeting. | By Sean Moriarty Cllr Niall O’Callaghan said at the meeting that there was no real plan attached to the Plunkett Street pedestrianisation initiative which was introduced last year.

The street closes to traffic every evening at 7pm and reopens the following morning at 7am. A council employee places a barrier across the top of the street to prevent traffic from entering.

“It is the same thing as placing a cow gate on the street, did we put music there or

seating, there is no plan, just a cow gate,” Cllr O’Callaghan told the meeting.

Cllr Brendan Cronin is a supporter saying its been very positive.

“It has enhanced our town and it is paramount to maintain it,” he said.

At the end of a lively debate a vote was taken by the six councillors present at the meeting.

“If we turn our back on pedestrianisation we are turning our back on tourism.

I am pleading to you all to maintain the amount of pedestrianisation we have

now and to look at extending its scope in the near future,” said Mayor of Killarney Cllr Michael Gleeson ahead of the vote on reopening Plunkett St to traffic.

In the end, three councillors voted for the proposal; Niall O’Callaghan, Maura HealyRae, and Marie Moloney, and three voted against the motion; Michael Gleeson, Brendan Cronin and Niall Kelleher.

Cllr Donal O’Grady was absent from the meeting.

Mayor Gleeson used his casting vote to overturn the proposal.

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Cllr Donal Grady was unable to attend Wednesday’s Killarney Municipal District meeting as he is currently on a surprise family holiday. | By Sean Moriarty He did ask at the previous Council meeting in July if there was an alternative date available for this week’s meeting - but this was overruled by Council colleagues.

However, Grady also has a motion on the same topic before the members that will have to be voted on at the next meeting in November.

He has also been very vocal on the issue of pedestrianising Plunkett St., and was the only councillor who voted against the original plan last year.

Had he been present on Wednesday, he would have voted against the continuation of the plan.

“It will come before the Council again in November and this time it will be voted down,” he told the Killarney Advertiser yesterday (Thursday). “I can see the business people of Killarney taking to the streets protesting about this.”

“This can’t continue on” – Supt Flor Murphy | By Sean Moriarty Although extra Garda patrols have been put in place this week to calm the ongoing disputes in Ballyspillane – local Superintendent Flor Murphy is confident that the issues can be resolved.

Another series of public disorder incidents erupted in the estate in the early hours of Friday morning, at approximately 2.30am after two cars were set on fire also causing damage to the owner’s homes. No arrests have yet been made.

However, Superintendent Flor Murphy this week told the Killarney Advertiser that he’s confident that the issues can be resolved if those involved could just “step back”, “stay calm” and continue with mediation. “We can solve this once and for all,” Supt. Murphy said.

“We all want this to stop. We’re asking

everybody involved to step back, be responsible and law abiding, and think about their families. We’ve extra patrols in place and checkpoints in the area and our investigations are ongoing."

Local resident Pat O’Brien’s new Ford Focus, which belonged to his granddaughter, was torched in the driveway.

Mr O’Brien, who suffers from diabetes, said he was lucky to escape after he was alerted by the shouts of a neighbour.

“I take sleeping tablets for medical reasons,” he told the Killarney Advertiser. “I was in a deep sleep.”

A second car, a 2018 Volkswagen Passat, belonging to Mr O’Brien’s son-in-law, was also set alight just two doors away.

Emergency Services were on the scene within minutes.

“Only for the fire service we could have lost the house. The fireman told me if the car was any closer to the house it would

have gone up.”

ONGOING DISPUTE

The fires are the latest in a series of very serious incidents in the estate.

In July, the Armed Support Unit was called to the 200-house estate in response to an incident sparked by a fight involving six women in a retail premises in the town earlier that same day.

In April, a suspected fire bomb attack on a family home occurred in the estate.

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On Tuesday, two men appeared in Killarney District Court facing allegations related to another disturbance in the estate. They were arrested earlier that day in relation to assaults that took place last September.

Judge David Waters questioned why the charges were being brought a year after the alleged incident.

SHOCKED: Pat and Teresa O'Brien outside their home at Hazelwood Drive, where a Ford car was burnt out in the early hours of last Friday morning.

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Quintuplets surprise for Currow farmer!

It’s a one-in-eleven-million happening – leaving a Currow family gobsmacked as not one – but five Charolais bull calves born on Saturday night | By Sean Moriarty

CROSS COUNTRIES: Joe O’Leary competed in one of the world’s toughest endurance races in the Swiss, Italian and French Alps

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The five were born on Patrick Howard’s farm in Bawnagleanna, but sadly one died at birth.

“We had fierce excitement,” Patrick told the Killarney Advertiser. “The calves are a great attraction for local children and we have had huge crowds here all the

week. It is a pity the other fella didn’t make it – he died at birth. We are feeding them out of a bottle as the cow would not be able to manage the four of them.”

Now the four surviving Charolais bull calves born are set to be named after members of the Kerry football team - at a special naming ceremony on the farm tomorrow (Saturday).

A Killarney man has completed one of the world’s toughest endurance races in the Alps after running almost non-stop for 28 hours. | By Sean Moriarty Joe O’Leary (45), an accomplished mountain runner, took part in last weekend’s Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc, a 160km race with elevations gains of around 10,000 metres.

Based in the French town of Chamonix, it is widely regarded as one of the most difficult foot races in the world, and one of the largest with more than 2,500 starters. The race, which has strict entry and qualification requirements gained over a two-year period, crosses the French, Italian and Swiss Alps.

O’Leary qualified on the back of several Irish results including winning last year’s Sli Gaeltacht Mhuscrai Ultra Marathon from Millstreet to Ballingeary, but elected to enter the 160km race as opposed to the 170km.

“Believe it or not the shorter distance is actually more difficult as we face more direct climbs,” he told the Killarney Advertiser this week. “The climbing in Italy

is crazy stuff, I had one section where I climbed for 2000 metres, around here you have Carrauntoohil, you can only go just over 1000 metres before you start to come down again.”

The Lissivigeen man competed the course in 28 hours and four minutes and finished 29th in his age category.

“I wasn’t watching the time as that would just wreck your head,” he added. “I finished where I thought I would time-wise.

My quads were wrecked though that night and my ankle was sore and slowed me up. The last nine kilometres was relatively easy and maybe I could have come in under 28 hours but I was getting hungry and decided to stop for a bowl of soup and enjoy the last bit.”

He hopes to return to the event again and even has ambitions to contest the 320km event that runs alongside the two other races.

“That is a team event, you need a team of four so you are never on your own,” he said. “It is for the real head bangers.”

Centenarian says thank you for birthday wishes Lewis Road resident John Coffey, who turned 100 last week, and his family were so touched by the support received for his special milestone birthday that they wanted to say a public thank you.

They were sincerely touched by all the

very generous donations in lieu of gifts towards John’s two chosen charities, Down Syndrome Ireland – Kerry Branch and the Killarney Cardiac Response Unit - each receiving a cheque for €2,000.

“Thank you to the Presentation Sisters for the celebration of Mass to mark the start of my birthday celebrations,” John

FOUR OF KIND: Bull calves born on a Currow farm attracted huge attention this week.

THANK YOU: 100-year-old John Coffey, pictured with Fr Paddy O'Donoghue and neighbour Donie Sheahan, says thank you to everyone for the special birthday wishes. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

told the Killarney Advertiser this week.

“Thank you to Killarney Golf & Fishing club, caterers for the beautiful buffet meal provided, Deck The Halls for decorating the venue and Killarney Golf Club Men’s Choir for the fantastic entertainment on the night.”

He also paid tribute to his neighbours who organised a Mass and party for him, as well as Eileen O’Brien for baking the beautiful birthday cake and The Shire for providing the canapés.

“I was delighted to have Killarney Mayor Cllr Michael Gleeson present me with the President’s cheque. Thank you Dr

Crokes Club and members for hosting the event.”

He also acknowledged the staff of the Killarney Court Hotel, and Spoglers Continental Pastries for the lovely birthday cake.

“Finally, thank you to all those who sent cards and who also sent good wishes online and on social media. I was very touched and humbled by the support I received to help me celebrate. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered up for your intentions as an expression of my gratitude. Mile buiochas daoibh go leir.”

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Brewing up some funds The Killarney branch of the Kerry Hospice Foundation is planning to brew up a storm as part of Ireland’s biggest coffee morning. | By Michelle Crean

EXCLUSIVE EPIC TRIP: American para-athlete Chris Slavin is hoping to become the first person to hand-cycle 2000km around Ireland – to raise funds for The Ian O’Connell Trust.

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On Tuesday, members of the local branch launched their annual fundraiser outside the Killarney Royal Hotel as part of the nationwide 'Ireland's Biggest Coffee Morning for Hospice Together with Bewley's'.

The big day takes place in Killarney on Thursday, September 19 from 10am to 12noon, explained Pat Doolan, Chair of the Kerry Hospice Foundation Killarney Branch.

“The main event is at the Royal Hotel who have been very good to us over the years,” Pat told the Killarney Advertiser.

“There are other premises hosting events as well such as Killarney Credit Union and Kennellys The Reeks Gateway.”

He added that everyone is welcome and they’d appreciate support as it’s a fund-

raiser with money allocated to local services.

“We’ll have a raffle as well with some great prizes.”

Pat, who has been involved with the Killarney branch for seven years, says it’s always a great occasion.

“It’s one of our main fundraisers throughout the year and it’s always well supported. All funds raised stay in Kerry, going towards the inpatient unit, the dedicated hospice rooms in the community hospital and the home care service. The new in-patient unit opened in 2017. It’s costing €500,000 a year annually at the moment. Kerry Hospice have to continually fundraise €400k a year alongside the HSE who contribute a similar amount towards the funding of that unit alone, and approximately €100,000 more is neded to fund the other services.”

Chris plans fundraiser for local wheelchair user | By Sean Moriarty American para-athlete Chris Slavin is hoping to become the first person to hand-cycle 2000km around Ireland – to raise funds for The Ian O’Connell Trust.

The epic trip, which begins in Killarney tomorrow (Saturday) at 9am, is being undertaken to raise awareness about spinal injuries. Slavin herself suffered two in her ski career and is now in a wheelchair.

A former competitive snowboarder, Slavin was a keen traveller to Ireland, where she hiked the countryside, attended céilís and attempted to learn the Irish language.

In 2007, she suffered a serious spinal injury during a US ski-board competition and lost the use of her legs but continued as a para-skier in the mono-ski category.

Eight years later she suffered another bad skiing accident that again damaged her spine.

She returned to Ireland on the 10th anniversary of her first accident and now

divides her time between Killarney, Massachusetts and Cork.

During her time here she befriended local well-known wheelchair users including Ian O’Connell and Timo O’Sullivan of Lough Lein Anglers.

This year, as well as completing the Ring of Kerry Cycle on her hand cycle, she set up a charity called ‘Project Possible’ where she hopes to encourage wheelchair users to enjoy the great outdoors in places like Killarney National Park.

“Killarney is one of the most accessible towns I have been in Ireland,” she told the Killarney Advertiser. “It is not perfect, but it is comparatively good. ” She picked September when tourist traffic will be less and because it’s also Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. Her journey begins at 9am tomorrow morning from the Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty statute on Mission Road.

She is expected to return to the Monsignor Hugh O' Flaherty statue by September 28.

TIME FOR A BREW: Malcolm Eigner (General Manager of the Royal Hotel) and Maria O'Sullivan (pictured at the front) with Pat Doolan (Chair of the Kerry Hospice Foundation Killarney Branch), Noreen Collins, Dermot O'Reilly, Catherine O'Reilly and Phyllis O'Sullivan launching 'Ireland's Biggest Coffee Morning for Hospice Together with Bewley's' on Tuesday morning. Photo: Michelle Crean

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Seán looks Straight Ahead for charity After a 260km fundraising cycle, local man Seán Casey was happy to hand over the proceeds to a charity close to his heart. | By Michelle Crean

STRICTLY FANTASTIC: The Killarney/South Kerry branch of The Irish Cancer Society raised €58,401 for The Irish Cancer Society following the recent Strictly Come Dancing event. Seated from left are: Eleanor O'Doherty, Emmet Flanagan and Ciara O'Donoghue (overall winners), Eugene O'Sullivan, Kathleen O'Shea, Kathleen Cronin, Kathrina Breen and Tim Moriarty. Standing from left are: Ava and Chloe O'Doherty, Shane Hannon, Eimear O'Mahony, Jason Culloty, Aine Carolan, Daire Sheehy, Edwina Duggan, Pat Looney, Patricia Quigley, Mike O'Sullivan, Aoife O'Reilly and Stephen O'Donoghue. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

It was Strictly for the funds.... and fun!

Sean, from Lissivigeen, took part in a one day group cycle from the Silversprings Hotel in Cork to Crumlin Hospital in June raising funds for ‘Straight Ahead Ireland’.

Seán chose the charity as daughter Éabha suffers from scoliosis and has undergone up to 20 operations since the age of six to straighten her back. Her most recent was a 10 hour bone fusion with new rods inserted into her back last year.

The cyclists managed to raise a whopping combined €14,086, over €1000 of which was raised by Seán. Éabha herself didn’t use the service as it wasn’t up and running then – but Seán is delighted to help others as funds will provide surgery, support and medical

equipment for children with orthopaedic conditions.

“Unfortunately we didn’t use the service as it wasn’t available at the time,” Seán, who thanked his employer Liebherr for donating €300, said.

“Funds raised will go towards alleviating the waiting list for those waiting for the surgery and equipment.” Éabha, who was a student in the Intermediate School Killorglin, has just received fantastic Leaving Cert results, he added.

Seán is married to Lisa, Deputy Principal of the Gaelscoil Faithleann, who also raised funds for the same charity in March.

Lisa raised €2,300 when she requested donations instead of presents for her 50th birthday.

An entertaining night of dancing – watched by over 1500 people – raised a whopping €58,401, thanks to the generous support of locals. | By Michelle Crean 12 couples, trained by Tralee choreographer Cassie Leen, took to the INEC floor in March for the Killarney and South Kerry branch of the Irish Cancer Society – which was won by Emmet Flanagan and Ciara O'Donoghue. And, not only did the dancers spend weeks perfecting their dance moves – but also asked everyone and anyone they could to support the good cause.

The result was the massive cheque handed over to the Irish Cancer Society charity on Friday night in the East Avenue Hotel.

“We’d like to thank the people of Killarney for their generosity,” Kathrina Breen told the Killarney Advertiser.

“This was out fifth year and the biggest Strictly Come Dancing to date.”

Funding will now go to Home Care Night Nursing, the freephone advice line, cancer beds in hospitals and Travel to Care grants.

“We’ve had 364 nights for 66 patients in Kerry this year. We also do the volunteer driving scheme and have had 336 drives for 41 patients this year, the Daffodil Centres provide face to face advice and we do Breast Check and Bowel Screening as well as advocacy work in relation to parking for cancer patients and have this year provided 500 hours counselling to those wrongly diagnosed by Cervical Check. A big part of the fundraising money will go to cancer research which is ongoing.”

She added that their next fundraising event takes place on October 11, and they're looking for volunteers if anyone has a spare hour to give.

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CHARITY CYCLE: Seán Casey from Lissivigeen, pictured with his daughter Éabha, raised funds for the 'Straight Ahead' charity. Photo: Michelle Crean

Horrific animal cruelty case before Killarney court One of the most horrific cases of animal cruelty in the county has been before Killarney court this week.

Christy Casey, of Crosstown, Killarney and his son John Casey Jnr are facing a total of 21 charges relating to alleged breaches of animal health and welfare regulations.

Department of Agriculture veterinary inspectors are bringing charges against the Casey family following an inspection of their lands in May of this year.

State Barrister Tom Rice told Killarney District Court on Tuesday that a calf was found on the land with just three legs and that there was insufficient water and food available to the herd.

“The foot had been amputated and the animal was not in great condition,” said Mr Rice.

Mr Casey was appearing in relation to 14 other charges that stemmed from an earlier case investigated by the department into him and his son, John Casey (37).

Judge David Waters adjourned seven charges against Mr Casey Jnr and 14 charges against Mr Casey Snr after being told Mr Casey Jnr was receiving psychiatric care at University Hospital Kerry.

Mr Casey Snr was in court on foot of a bench warrant after failing to appear at the previous sitting of the court in July.

Solicitor Padraig O’Connell said the reason his client did not show-up in July was he was at the hospital tending to his son.

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World War 2 was declared 80 years ago this week after Germany invaded Poland.

80 years is the life expectancy of individuals in Europe these days.

So in a lifetime we have had this war which led to the iron hand of Soviet Union across Eastern Europe, as well as the Cold War, and we have had the European Union and its other versions which has brought peace to Europe.

I listened - in vain - for the anniversary of this catalyst of a lifetime of history to be marked in a significant way on Tuesday.

Instead of the noble decision to save Europe in '39, what I heard on BBC 4 was overwhelmingly about Brexit, and about re-alignment, with reference to how “the special relationship” between the US and England was forged in World War 2.

And I heard how England is once more "aligning" with the US. There was scarcely a mention of Europe - except how to leave it.

There is no doubt the entry of the Yanks helped win the war for the Allies but it seems very odd that far from marking the momentous decision to declare war, the national broadcaster of the UK chose to mark the future relationship with America.

It got me thinking that perhaps it is time

for us too "to realign". American money may have brought us certain material comforts, but we have paid a very heavy price for our unquestioning and uncritical acceptance of American culture over the past three decades.

As Mary Harney the Progressive Democrat (PD) once put it - we have been nearer to Boston than Berlin - to our detriment.

In the past 30 years, coinciding with the rise of the PDs, we have thrown almost everything in our whole social fabric aside in the pursuit of our special relationship with Boston.

We have given the free market a free hand, a freer hand than anywhere in Europe, apart from the UK. We have privatised our most precious services, we have built a housing crisis that we thought we had resolved in the 1950s.

And we have a health service for those who can pay for it.

And in the past two decades, in pursuit of cheap labour, we have pretended we were a mini-US with our arms open.

The upshot? We have a society now, in its lack of social supports, that is the envy of no one.

Nobody now wants to move to Ireland for its gentle lifestyle. People come

Columnist ANNE LUCEY gives her take on happenings in Killarney, Kerry and beyond

to make money. There is growing evidence in Killarney that they are returning - because rent prices have skyrocketed.

Ireland unfortunately is a society no longer built on people first.

I don't know where it started but I do believe the fork in the road was in 1987 and the rise of American style universities here and the PDs outnumbering Labour and being part of Government for almost 20 years.

The PDs tapped into the worst of an emerging greed culture in Fianna Fail, Fine Gael and even Labour, who all became shameless marketeers, selling off the family silver of good solid companies.

Why did the turf station have to shut down in Cahersiveen? Why was the sugar taken out of Mallow? Why was the Corrib gas and oil given for a song?

Why were our town councils, Garda stations and our Post Offices shut down?

We think nothing now of having to have young parents beg at shopping centres for the costs of basic maintenance in primary schools, or people collecting for a dialysis or scanning machine?

Brexit will give us an opportunity for a re-alignment of our own. It will allow us to rethink our strange reverence for America and its shameless pursuit of wealth, its poor social structure, its 24/7 demand of its workers and its chlorinated chicken. We might finally start taxing the Googles, the Facebooks and the other US companies so we don't stand on wet streets collecting for shelter, food and copybooks.

England with its Thatcherite history of privatising water and rails, and its society even more broken than ours will suit the Yanks just fine!

It’s time for Killarney to act Ballyspillane is in the news for all the wrong reasons. And while I have a certain sympathy for those people who are being "attacked" and are speaking to the media, I have more sympathy for the people in Hazlewood Drive and surrounds, who have to put up with the kind of behaviour that

is going on there with almost two years now.

Their peace is disturbed. They live in fear and their houses are worth far less than they should be.

This is not Tralee, Listowel or Castleisland, and this type of thing is unheard of in Killarney.

Property values in Ballyspillane, whether in the private part or public part, are lower than anywhere else in Killarney.

The town as a whole is getting a bad name and is being dragged down.

Leaders of the settled Traveller community seem to be getting nowhere in trying to reason with a small number of

Cllr Toireasa Ferris

Women in politics As the English parliament becomes even more of a circus tent, I can't help questioning the title “Mother of Parliaments” – a phrase coined by British politician and reformer, John Bright, in a speech on January 18, 1865.

Politics was meant for men - it was built for them. This sop to women is quite condescending.

Westminster is the “Father of all Parliaments”. And just as Kerry and Irish politics is losing women who simply find the whole commitment too much of a burden, in Scotland the Conservatives have lost their star, Ruth Davidson.

North Kerry’s Aoife Thornton is reluctant to run for the Dáil, and Toireasa Ferris has pulled out both were almost guaranteed seats.

Maybe as we mourn the loss of women, we should also ask ourselves what good is politics anyway? Who are the real decision makers in society and how can it be re-imagined for women? their people at the centre of this feud.

The Gardai, while clearly acting now, have come in for criticism for not taking a heavier hand sooner. And local councillor Donal Grady has called for the army to be brought in.

But I think the matter is wider than the Travellers or the Gardai. I think the Chamber of Commerce needs to be involved, as well as the church and the County Council. It is time for all of Killarney to act, not just the Gardai and the Traveller Mediation Service.

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Annual MS walk planned Get your walking gear on and help a local charity as the Multiple Sclerosis Ireland South Kerry branch are planning their 17th annual walk next month. | By Michelle Crean Local man John O’Shea from Muckross founded the walk which to date has raised €300,000.

He is once again calling on people to come and support the event which takes place on Sunday, October 13.

Funds raised from the walk along the Old Kenmare Road, will go to MS services for the South Kerry area, and John explained that it’s an event which brings great crowds every year.

“It’s our 17th year and it’s a good family day out,” he told the Killarney Advertiser.

“Around 200 people take part every year and we’re always looking for new walkers to take part.”

Participants will meet between 9am and 10am at the Gleneagle Hotel on the morning of the walk, he explained.

“We get bussed into Kenmare Town and are collected at Torc on the way home.”

And he said he’d like to thank all those who help to make it a success.

“We’d like to thank the Gleneagle, O’Callaghan’s Coaches for providing transport, O’Sullivan’s Outdoor Shop in New St., without their support it wouldn’t be possible.”

For cards and more information call John O'Shea on 087 2348824.

RECOGNITION: Lara O’Brien received the Monica Harrington Memorial Cup from Don Harrington for her efforts behind the scenes at Killarney Athletic Football Club.

Lara honoured for her great club contribution Local woman Lara O’Brien has been named as this year’s recipient of the ‘Monica Harrington Memorial Cup’ for her outstanding contribution to Killarney Athletic Football Club. | By Sean Moriarty The award, which is now in its fifth year, is made to a female club member who has made the greatest contribution to club over the past 12 months.

It was presented by Don Harrington, a former Killarney Garda and club founder, at the clubhouse on Tuesday evening.

Lara spent seven years in Australia where she trained as a soccer coach with Mosman United and was also a member of the Killarney club’s first U16 ladies team before she moved down under.

Since her return, Lara has coached the U13 boys with Brian Bowler to league

glory. Lara also solely coached the U14 B boys and eight to 10-year-old girls with Martin Crowley and will continue in these roles for the coming season.

“I don’t do this for the awards, I do it because they are such a lovely bunch of kids,” she told the Killarney Advertiser.

“I am delighted and overwhelmed.”

Lara is married to Shane McSweeney and has four children, David, Lauren, Millie and Erin, who all play with the blues.

Her uncle Kieran O’Brien was also a founding member of the club and her grandfather Charlie O’Brien gave the club the use of his lands as playing pitches during the club’s formative years.

MS WALK: At the launch of the annual Old Kenmare Road Walk in aid of Multiple Sclerosis Ireland South Kerry branch were from left: Donal McCarthy, Pat O'Neill, Kaye Fleming, Jimmy O'Callaghan (O'Callaghan Coaches), Mike O'Gorman and John O'Shea. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Local film to screen at IFTA ‘Tradition’, a film made entirely in Killarney, will be screened by Irish Film & Television Academy (IFTA) to an exclusive audience at The Lighthouse Cinema, Dublin on September 16.

The film, written, produced and directed by Damian O’Callaghan of OC Productions, depicts District Court Judge Seamus Moynihan, on his last day in court, who finds himself presiding over

the most controversial case his court, and his town, has ever seen.

It recently won ‘Best Film’ at this year’s Wexford Film Festival, will feature as an Aer Lingus inflight movie, and has secured a US company for worldwide distribution.

It had its Irish premiere as the gala opening film at the 2018 Kerry Film Festival and its USA premiere at the Chicago Irish Film Festival in February of this year.

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CRL Oil offers a top-class service It’s that time of year again to check your oil levels at home and your business premises and one local company who offer a top-class service is CRL Oil. Conveniently based at Upper Lissivigeen, Killarney, CRL Oil has been in business for 40 years and services all of Kerry.

It is open six days a week and employs a team of friendly, informative local staff.

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You can avail of great prices on road diesel, tractor diesel and kerosene at the pumps in its spacious premises, and CRL Oil also carries a full range of lubricants and storage tanks.

Local sales representatives Pat Tangney and Marian Casey have a wealth of experience and are available to answer any

queries.

As an added bonus for customers, CRL Oil organises a regular open draw in which you can win a fill of home heating oil or a sizeable quantity of fuel at the pumps.

CRL would like to thank their many loyal customers and look forward to continuing to supply the people of Killarney and surrounds.

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Killarney lady to take on huge cycle challenge | By Sean Moriarty A Killarney woman is one of six people about to set off on an epic 600km cycle to raise money and awareness for suicide charity Pieta House.

Gillian Kissane will cycle from the most southerly tip of Ireland to the country’s most northly point, Mizen Head to Malin Head, next week.

They’ll begin their journey next Thursday (September 12), with Gillian and five of her work colleagues from Liberty Insurance in Dublin hoping to make Malin Head by Sunday evening.

Gillian, who is from Minish, has just returned from Spain where she spent just over a week walking the Camino.

She has been working as an actuary in Dublin for the last nine years. She is also the only lady in the group.

“I only stumbled upon the idea after

my seventh Ring of Kerry Cycle in July,” Gillian told the Killarney Advertiser.

“Without much time to train, I hope that my commute to work and the odd spinning class will be enough. All of the crew feel passionately about helping to raise funds for Pieta House."

Their employer, Liberty Insurance is sponsoring their accommodation and they’re asking the public to support their challenge.

“Please lend your support by sponsoring our journey. We are cycling to raise funds for Pieta and it coincides with Suicide Awareness Week.”

Details of her fundraiser can be found on www.justgiving.com: Gillian's Mizen to Malin Cycle.

BOTTOM TO TOP: Gillian Kissane will cycle from Malin Head to Mizen Head to raise funds for Pieta House.

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SCHOOL TIME: Mrs Fiona Hallissey, Laura Lynch and Aoife O'Sullivans Junior Infants classes who started their first day at Fossa National School on Friday. Pic: Dylan Clifford

WELCOME: The new Junior Infants class on their first day of school at Lissivigeen National School, Killarney with teacher Linda Collins. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Settling in….

It’s been a busy week in local schools as Junior Infants settle into their new routine. Here’s some more local school photos captured by our photographers Eamonn Keogh and Dylan Clifford.

ALL SMILES: The new Junior Infants class on their first day at school at Lissivigeen National School, Killarney with teacher Muireann Buckley. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Closing date for Liebherr apprenticeships The closing date for the Liebherr Apprenticeships Programme 2020, specifically for Mechanical Automation and Maintenance Fitter, Metal Fabrication and Electrical is today (Friday).

TOP OF THE CLASS: New Junior Infants pictured on their first day at school at St Oliver's National School, Killarney, with teacher Marie Cassidy and assistants Catherine Doyle and Linda Maher. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

SCHOOL TIME: The new Junior Infants class on their first day at school at St Oliver's National School, Killarney with teacher Sheila Goulding and assistants Terry Landers and Aileen Buckley. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Interested applicants are advised to send an up-to-date CV, a copy of Leaving and Junior Cert results and a cover letter specifying the role that you are interested in and why to apprenticerecruit.lcc@liebherr.com.

Now entering their 61st year, apprenticeships at Liebherr Container Cranes continue to provide young people with a fantastic opportunity to gain internationally recognised qualifications from one of the world’s leading companies.

Successful candidates will benefit from a competitive package, fully paid training and education, excellent future employment and progression prospects, along with the opportunity to travel the world.

Liebherr has invested heavily in their apprenticeship programme in recent years, building a state-of-the-art workshop and developing strong partner-

ships with SOLAS, the state body with responsibility for training and further education, and with the Institute of Technology in Tralee.

Graduating apprentices get a dual qualification, a Level 6 Craft Certificate and a Level 6 Higher Certificate in Engineering from the IT Tralee. Graduates can build on their higher certificate in Engineering and progress to degree level should they wish to do so.

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ONLINE SHOPPING POST BREXIT The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has this week launched a six week public awareness campaign in a bid to prepare Consumers for the potential impact of Brexit and consumer’s rights when purchasing items online from retailers based in the United Kingdom.

Consumers enjoy significant rights under EU Legislation when purchasing from online sources based in the European Union.

to be made which would set out matters such as hidden charges, terms and conditions etc.

In the event of Brexit, these rights will not be applicable or available to Consumers purchasing online from sources in the United Kingdom.

Furthermore, difficulties may arise in circumstances where for instance items are not delivered and the remedies available will not be available under EU Legislation.

In those circumstances, the actual terms and conditions set out for each potential purchase will have to be examined in detail to ensure what rights are being made available by the retailer so that an informed These regulations provide a 14 choice can be made. day period to change the Consumers mind which is other- The above is a discussion piece wise known as a cooling off only and does not purport to be legal advice and should not be period. relied upon as such. In respect of Furthermore, the Consumer any specific circumstances, you Rights Directive (CRD) sets out should consult your solicitor to information which should be obtain specific legal advice and received before the Consumer Terence F. Casey & Company do buys a product or service which not accept any responsibility for permits an informed decision any errors or omissions herein.

One of the main rights consumers have when purchasing items online from an EU based retailer is the right to change their mind and receive a refund within a certain time frame.

WINNER: Congratulations to Kate Whelan from St Brendan's Place who has won two tickets to the opening night of Riverdance taking place at the INEC Killarney on September 18. Photo: Michelle Crean

Train to be a counsellor With the growing emphasis on mental health and personal well-being, counselling is playing an ever-increasing role.

Counselling, or psychotherapy, is a professional relationship where clients explore and understand their lives, tell their story, get listened to, and find respect and acceptance. Over time people can work towards healing emotional pain, distress and trauma. This process can also help people to look at themselves in a new way, to gain confidence and to take charge of their own lives.

Cork Counselling Services was founded in the early 1980s, the first centre in Cork and Kerry to provide a professional counselling service to the community regardless of their finances, beliefs, ethnicity, sexual orientation or educational background. It has been situated at 7 Fr Mathew Street, Cork City for most of that time, just one hour from Killarney.

The organisation also trains students as professional counsellors and has recently attracted degree level university accreditation from Coventry University.

It has also received the validation of Irish

Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP), the largest counselling professional body in Ireland, and Cork Counselling Services Training Institute is one of its longest standing training centres.

First and foremost, the training is led by trainers who counsel as much as they teach, Hugh Morley, Head of Business at Cork Counselling Services, explained.

“The student’s initial client work will be done in our busy centre, accompanied and supervised by our team,” he said.

“This level of student support at a crucial training stage is unparalleled by other colleges. We also offer in-house placement opportunities when you need to build up your practice hours in order to qualify. In this case, you do not have to find your own clients or find a premises from which to work."

He added that they train in the integrative humanistic model of counselling.

“This means that we draw from all the major counselling and psychotherapy theories.”

To find out more visit www.corkcounsellingservices.ie or visit their open evening on Friday, September 20, at 5pm.

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Each week we plan to bring you the best in natural health beginning with the benefits of taking supplements.

Supplements for better health Most surveys of eating habits conducted since the 1990s show that even people who claim to eat a good balanced diet may still fall short of optimum levels of essential vitamins and minerals.

Why, you may wonder, does a good diet not contain all the vitamin and minerals we need for health?

Studies show us that nutrient levels in food are falling. Refining food [turning brown into white] also strips away valuable nutrients. Poor intake of nutrients may have a negative effect on your overall heath, also sluggish digestion leads to poor absorption of essential vitamins and minerals from our food.

Most people put up with feeling “all right” and may be more prone to regular colds, have low energy, poor digestion, low moods and much more.

Ensure your diet is as rich in nutrients as possible. This along with increased intake of certain vitamin and minerals can boost immunity, increase energy and promote a healthy life.

Some of the supplements to consider include: • ONE NUTRITION POWER GREENS: available in powder or capsule form.

This super food will help ensure you get your daily intake of all your essential vitamins and minerals. Helps with improved energy levels, strengthens immune system, better digestion and visibly improved hair, skin and nails.

• A GOOD QUALITY MULTIVITAMIN: it is important to ensure you choose a multivitamin which suits your specific needs, e.g. if stress is an issue for you, get a multivitamin high in B vitamins. It is always a good idea to buy your supplements where you can get professional advice to ensure you are making the correct choice for you.

• DIGESTIVE ENZYME: gut health is a huge part of our immune system so keeping it healthy and in balance is key to good health. One capsule before each meal will help ensure this.

• ANTIOXIDANTS: these are nutrients that help the body from damage. While too much alcohol, smoking and poor diet harm the body, damage is also caused by everyday activities such as breathing polluted air, digesting food and fighting infection.

The good news is that the body has an inbuilt repair system but needs particular nutrients such as Vitamin A, C, E, Co-Enzyme Q10 and Betacarotene to help eliminate toxins. As always we are available to advise you on which supplement suits your requirements best.

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Killarney Youthreach accepting applications Killarney Youthreach has just opened a new premises and is now accepting applications from students who have left school.

Kerry Education and Training Board (KETB) are delighted that Killarney Youthreach has begun operations in the new purpose-built premises at 50 High Street, Killarney.

Killarney Youthreach offers early school leavers aged 16 to 20 a chance to gain qualifications and develop skills to further their education and employment prospects.

This new state-of-the-art centre for education is headed up by John Adams and his team of education professionals.

They offer two main courses; Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) Level 3 (NQF Junior Cert equivalent) and QQI Level 4 (NQF pass Leaving Cert equivalent).

Each course has a range of subjects including computers, maths, communica-

tions, biology, interpersonal skills and art, John Adams explained.

“Killarney Youthreach also offers work experience, sports, outdoor activities, personal development, as well as CV and interview preparation,” he said.

“Youthreach is co-funded by the Government of Ireland, the European Social Fund and the Youth Employment Initiative as part of the ESF Programme for Employability, Inclusion and Learning 2014-20.”

A training allowance is provided. If you are looking for a second chance at education and interested in joining Killarney Youthreach, please ring 064 6632559.

WELCOME: Killarney Youthreach have opened new premises on High Street and are accepting applications from students who have left school. Pictured from l-r were: Linda Murphy, John Adams, John Crowley, Elizabeth Williams, Anthony Fealy and Majella Hegarty. Photo: Michelle Crean

New term new teachers Killarney School of Music are delighted to welcome four new teachers to their team.

Oisin Treacy, who has just completed his Bachelor of Music degree at NUI Maynooth, will be teaching singing and trumpet at Killarney School of Music.

Oisín has extensive choral experience and has been a member of the award winning Maynooth University Chamber Choir since 2015.

Katie Lucey will be teaching fiddle, tin whistle and concertina. Katie has been teaching traditional music for the past 10 years with particular experience preparing students for competitions as well

as for exams. She has won three All-Ireland titles and also has experience as a Fleadh adjudicator.

Miriam Fell will be teaching piano accompaniment and keyboard skills. Miriam is an experienced performer and mentor to students. She specialises in piano accompaniment in all genres with a particular passion for traditional Irish music accompaniment.

Fiona Fell will be teaching tin whistle, flute and Sean Nós/folk singing. Fiona is highly accomplished in each of her disciplines and is a very experienced performer. She has competed to All-Ireland level and is qualified to level 8 with a Distinction in music exams.

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Celebrating 40 years and two new grandchildren It was a case of a triple celebration for Mary and Pat Hayes on Saturday night at the Killarney Heights Hotel.

The Mitchelstown couple were celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary and were rejoicing at the arrival of two new grandchildren Noah and Oliver, who were born just days apart in July.

The party on the night included their sons MJ, Justin and Martin, daughter Sharon and their partners, Maria Kelly, Kristina Lobo, Louise O'Sullivan and

Kevin Deenihan, and grandchildren Rian, Noah and Oliver.

Adding a little bit of an international flavour to the occasion, Kristina’s mother, Francis Lobo, made the long journey from Sao Paulo in Brazil to spend time with Noah and extended family.

“When we were younger we always spent our holidays in Killarney so it was the right choice to stay back there for the weekend,” their daughter Sharon, who expecting a new arrival later this month, said.

CHRISTENING: Mercedes and Padraig O'Leary, Currow, with their son Tadhg Rafael O'Leary, in The Killarney Avenue Hotel on Saturday following the christening in St Mary's Cathedral, Killarney. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Couple return for Kerry christening

A Currow man and his Spanish wife celebrated the christening of their son in Killarney last Saturday.

Padraig O’Leary and his wife Mercedes christened son Tadhg Rafael at St Mary's Cathedral, Killarney last Saturday.

The couple are currently based in Valencia on the east coast of Spain but met in Killarney when Mercedes was working as an au pair in the town. After a spell in Australia the couple decided to settle in Mercedes’ home country where both their children were born.

Just like Tadhg Rafael last week, two years ago his older sister Tess was chris-

tened in Kerry, in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Currow on that occasion.

“We like to bring some of the bigger family occasions to Ireland,” Padraig, who is a former student of St Brendan’s College in Killarney, said. “Mercedes’ family likes coming to Ireland too, her parents, sister and brother-in-law were here for the christening and they particularly like coming here for Christmas.”

RUBY CELEBRATIONS: Mary and Pat Hayes, who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with family in The Killarney Heights Hotel on Saturday night.

Included are their sons MJ, Justin and Martin, daughter Sharon and partners Maria Kelly, Kristina Lobo, Louise O'Sullivan and Kevin Deenihan, and grandchildren Rian, Noah and Oliver. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

GOLDEN COUPLE: Pat and Maureen Ryan, Birdhill, originally from Tahilla, celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary in The Killarney Heights Hotel on Saturday night. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

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Time to tidy and prune your garden It really feels like autumn has set in - leaves are turning brown, and, if your garden is anything like mine, it looks like a mess.

Perennials are brown and gone to seed, shrubs are leggy and trees are overgrown. The time has come for tidying and pruning. People are often apprehensive about pruning, afraid of ‘doing it wrong’ or ‘killing the plant’. It is very difficult to do either as plants are very resilient. Usually the worst that can happen is that the plant might not flower in the following year.

There is of course a ‘right way’ to prune, and also a ‘right time’ to prune. For most plants the dormant season is the correct time to cut them back. This dormant period is traditionally from November to March, but I find that time is coming sooner these days. There is no harm in pruning most shrubs in September or October, especially if they have finished flowering. Shrubs such as potentilla, butterfly bushes, hebes, weigelias and so on, benefit from a severe pruning each year to prevent them going too ostalky and woody. Ideally, you use a secateurs to prune cutting the stem at a slant away from the bud below it. This is to prevent water logging in the new bud. However, in practical terms, using a hedge shears makes more sense if you have a lot to do. The drawback with the shears is that you cut to a shape rather

than to the natural growth habit of the plant, and it might look unnatural and not flower very well. The plant will not die as a result! Shrubs which flower in the spring such forsythia and heamamelis and winter flowering heathers, need to be cut back immediately after flowering, but only so that they will flower the following spring. Again, if you choose to do it now it will not kill the plant. Hedging, especially box hedge, should be cut back now to tidy it up and encourage thicker growth in the spring. Red robins should be cut back twice a year, in the late spring when the first flush of new red growth turns green, and later in the summer when the second flush of new shoots turn green. This way, you will get a thicker hedge, and still enjoy the red shoots.

There are several reasons to prune; to take out diseased parts, to shape a plant, and to encourage growth. When you prune growth hormones accumulate at the tip which is why you get a bushier plant if you prune regularly.

Perennial plants, such as geraniums, lupins, osteospermums and many border plants can do with a tidy up at this stage, either down to ground level if they have turned brown, or else halfway in order to prevent wind damage. However, many people leave dead flower heads on plants such as teasels and echinaceas to give hibernating insects a place to hide over the winter.

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Careers Week planned at Kerry College With over 70 sci-tech companies in Kerry, the opportunities for a career in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) has never been better.

With a worldwide shortage of STEM talent, companies in Kerry are constantly looking for initiatives to ensure a strong pipeline of software developers and engineers who can meet the growing demand in the region.

To address this, earlier this summer, Kerry College and Code Institute began a partnership of reskilling for a digital future.

14 Kerry-based candidates have now undergone an intensive reskilling programme to become junior software developers and will engage with local organisations such as Aspen Grove Solutions, Tweak, JRI America, Sneem Digital Hub, FRS Recruitment and Salaso at Careers Week, from September 2 to 6 at Kerry College – Monavalley Campus.

“We have an extremely vibrant science, tech and engineering ecosystem here in Kerry and much of that is down to the outstanding work of our member com-

panies and local partners who together are ensuring that our region is emerging as a world-class sci-tech hub,” Aoife O’Brien, from KerrySciTech, said.

“With a growing demand for software skills, we are delighted to support Kerry College who through this innovative partnership with Code Institute are addressing the skills needs in the county.”

John Herlihy from Kerry College added that the practical programme will give students job-ready skills along with an academic qualification.

“Code Institute’s Diploma in Software Development is the only University credit-rated coding bootcamp in Europe and is Level 6 on the Irish NFQ. What's great about this intensive programme is that there are no exams. Instead, students focus on developing a portfolio of projects, which they can present to local employers at Careers Week.”

Developers will also participate in soft skills and technical interviews at Careers Week, as well as portfolio preparation and presentation. Senior Developer, Matt Rudge, will also host a fun and energetic Hackathon, where students will hack social justice issues, he added.

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Jack Whitehall: Travels ‘The Murder of Dr Muldoon, A Suspect Priest, A Widow’s with My Father SEASON: 3 • RATED: 15 Comic Jack Whitehall and his father, Michael, are like an odd couple - the younger is good humoured while the older is stuffy. And what a better way to spend some time together than travelling which creates an interesting dynamic, as viewers experience in this travelogue series.

The comedian and his dad Michael toured the States for the new season, which will be released on the streaming service today (September 6).

Subsequent seasons showed the duo travel to other parts of the world.

The father and son reflect on the impact of their journey when it's over.

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PRICE: €12.99 (AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE AND ONLINE) Authors Ken Boyle and Tim Desmond’s new book ‘The Murder of Dr Muldoon, A Suspect Priest, A Widow’s Fight for Justice’ tells the story of how Fr Edward Ryans is suspected of killing the local doctor. Fr Ryans and his housekeeper abandon a baby girl on the doorstep of a house near the Black Church in Dublin’s north inner city in February 1923. Three local women notice the couple's suspicious behaviour and apprehend them. The two are handed over to the police, charged and sent for trial. A month later, Dr Paddy Muldoon is shot dead on the streets of Mohill, Co. Leitrim. The two incidents are connected, but how?

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Post Malone: ‘Hollywood's Bleeding’ RELEASE DATE: SEPTEMBER 6 ‘Hollywood's Bleeding’, the third studio album by American rapper Post Malone, will be released today (Friday). The album will feature guest appearances from DaBaby, Future, Halsey, Meek Mill, Lil Baby, Ozzy Osbourne, Travis Scott, SZA, Swae Lee and Young Thug.

Post Malone recently shared ‘Circles’,

Fight for Justice’

the third song from the album.

The artist first showed the world his star potential back in 2015 with his breakout hit, ‘White Iverson’, and the subsequent release of his debut album, ‘Stoney’ in 2016. Since then, he’s grown into an unexpected star with the release of his sophomore album, ‘Beerbongs & Bentleys’, in 2018.

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Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb RTÉ 2 | Sun. 6.15pm Night-watchman Larry notices that the living exhibits of his museum are behaving strangely. He discovers that the magical artefact that brings them to life is damaged, so he and his friends travel to London's Natural History Museum to find a way to restore it. Fantasy comedy sequel, starring Ben Stiller, Rebel Wilson and Robin Williams in his final film role.

Sister Act RTÉ 1 | Sat. 3.20pm Nightclub singer Deloris Van Cartier agrees to testify against her gangster boyfriend after witnessing a murder.

Placed in protective custody by the authorities, she is less than pleased to discover she is expected to pose as chaste nun Sister Mary Clarence in a convent. Comedy, starring Whoopi Goldberg, Harvey Keitel, Maggie Smith, Bill Nunn and Kathy Najimy.

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Mystery supporter leaves £1.5m to Sinn Féin WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? 100 years of space will be celebrated in a new exhibition in Cork next week.

100 years of space in new exhibition

A unique exhibition which showcases some of the most significant and surprising astronomical breakthroughs over the last century will open in Cork city next week.

The ‘Above and Beyond’ Exhibition was commissioned within the framework of the International Astronomical Union (IUA) 100 year anniversary celebrations, and it has been touring major European cities to illustrate astronomical

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discoveries that have shaped science, technology and culture.

The exhibition at Cork City Hall, outlines that scientific discovery is not a one-off endeavour but a continuous process that takes decades to fully grasp and comprehend.

To celebrate the exhibition coming to Cork, UCC has recorded a dedicated episode of its Plain Speaking podcast with one of the world’s leading astrophysicists, Dr Katie Mack.

The exhibition is underpinned by three

core questions that are just as penetrating today as they were a century ago: What is the size and structure of the Universe? Is there life beyond the earth? What powers the stars, how do they begin to shine and what happens when they die?

“We have so much to thank our stars for and this exhibition brings to life the remarkable discoveries that fundamentally changed our understandings of our entire universe,” UCC Professor, Paul Callanan, said.

“Anyone with an interest in our stars should come and visit.”

The exhibit has been created by IUA and the event in Cork is supported by UCC, the Cork Astronomy Club and Blackrock Castle Observatory. The exhibition runs from September 6-19 in the Atrium of City Hall.

Pence siding with the UK Trump’s lack of knowledge on Irish history and complete disregard for the Good Friday Agreement could hurt Ireland very badly as a no deal Brexit becomes ever more likely.

Earlier this week, US Vice President Mike Pence was in Dublin where he met with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to discuss amongst other things the looming Brexit train crash.

Up to this point, Pence was considered the most likely ally Ireland had in the current US administra-

tion.

Trump is already cosying up to Boris Johnson and promising all sorts of special trade deals with the UK, assuming the latter survives another few weeks as head of the British Government.

A hard Brexit will bring a hard border to the island of Ireland and could spell a return to the grim and bloody past. It will certainly fly in the face of the Good Friday Agreement.

“That is why we must stand our ground on the Withdrawal Agreement; an agreement which was

Sinn Féin has received what is believed to be the largest private donation to a political party in Northern Ireland’s history.

The gift of £1.5m was made by a William E Hampton and was paid in two instalments in April and May this year.

Mr Hampton, who was not married and had no children, left some money to friends and acquaintances, but the main beneficiary of the will was the Irish republican party.

It is understood that he spent some time living in Ireland and was a longtime supporter of the party before his death on January 11, 2018 at his home in Pembrokeshire, Wales, at the age of 82.

The donation was brought to the attention of the National Crimes Agency in Britain.

However, Sinn Fein followed the correct protocol and declared the donation to the Electoral Commission.

carefully negotiated to overcome all these risks,” Varadkar said, and urged Mr Pence “to bring the message back to Washington with you”.

However, Pence sided with the UK. Speaking at a press conference in Dublin he said Ireland and the European Union should “negotiate in good faith with Prime Minister Johnson and work to reach an agreement to respect UK sovereignty and minimise disruption to commerce”.

It was akin to being invited to your mate’s house for dinner and then telling him that his wife’s cooking was rubbish.

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Motorists unaware of cost savings In the first half of 2019 there were 30 electric and 120 hybrid cars licenced in Kerry – accounting for two percent and eight percent respectively of new private car sales.

Experts at Insuremycars.ie say that sales are increasing at a slow and steady pace, a progression they expect to quicken as people realise the cost savings available when it comes to insuring these vehicles both on a private and commercial basis.

“The licensing and sales of e-cars, while still small, are on the rise – with an increase of almost 70 percent in the first half of this year alone,” Jonathan Hehir, Managing Director of Insuremycars.ie, said.

“These increases are in the face of a car sales market that is in decline, with the

overall number of car sales so far this year showing a decrease of 12.2 percent compared to 2018.”

Despite increases, the company say they have noticed that people are still, to a large extent, unaware of the impact that going electric can have on insurance premiums.

Not only can driving an electric car lower your insurance premium, it also carries a wide range of monetary benefits including: reduced running costs, €120 motor tax band for electric vehicles, reduced fuel costs, positive environmental benefits, a government grant of up to €7,000 for the purchase of the vehicle and reduced toll charges on the M50 Motorway under the Electric Vehicle Toll Incentive scheme (EVTI).

AWARD: Former Kerry footballer John O'Keeffe with his lifetime achievement award for football during a GPA Football Legends Lunch at Croke Park in Dublin.

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Kerry’s John O’Keeffe receives Lifetime Achievement Award Six national radio Legendary former footballer honoured by Gaelic Players Association award nominations On the eve of an epic All-Ireland Football Final encounter between Kerry and Dublin, one of Gaelic Football’s all-time greats was celebrated in Croke Park with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Gaelic Players Association (GPA).

Former Kerry footballer, John O’Keeffe, received the award at the seventh annual GPA Football Legends Lunch. The aim of this popular networking event is to honour football legends for their contribution to Gaelic games and Irish society.

O’Keeffe was a member of the Kerry senior inter-county team from 1969 until 1984. He was a highly talented midfielder, and one of the most stylish and accomplished full-backs in Gaelic football history. O'Keeffe won seven All-Ireland Senior Football Championship medals and 12 Munster Championship medals. Other honours he won include seven National Football League medals and eight Railway Cup medals between Munster and the Combined Universities. He also won a Munster Junior Championship medal in 1969. He

is among the leading recipients of GAA All Stars Awards, with five awards from 1973, 1975, 1976, 1978, and 1979. He was also named the Texaco Footballer of the Year in 1975.

As one of football’s greatest full backs, John has a long list of achievements including: seven All-Ireland Senior Football Championship medals; 12 Munster Championship medals; seven National Football League medals; eight Railway Cup medals, and five GAA All Stars Awards. He was also named the Texaco Footballer of the Year in 1975.

After retirement, John then went on to manage both Clare and Limerick at county level, and he was part of Kerry’s All-Ireland winning management team in 2000. He has also been a valued contributor for The Irish Times.

The Gaelic Players Association honoured John with the award to celebrate his long-standing career and contribution to football as a player, manager and champion.

Radio Kerry has received six nominations for the 2019 National Radio Awards.

The annual awards, sponsored by IMRO, recognise the best in Irish radio and include local, national and regional stations in the 32 counties.

Overall, 652 entries were received with 185 shortlisted across 37 categories and 105 judges, including industry veterans and new independents. The 2019 event will take place on Friday, October 4 at the Lyrath Estate Hotel in Kilkenny.

This year’s nominations are in the following categories: News Story ‘When Mistakes Cost Lives’ – Radio Kerry’s coverage of the scan scandal at UHK, Short Feature ‘Cluas Chiarrai’ - the students, ‘Live from the Past’ - Joe Mc Gill, Digital and Social Innovation ‘Cluas Chiarrai’, Sports Broadcaster of the Year Local Tim Moynihan and Speech Broadcaster of the Year Local - Jerry O’Sullivan.

“The nominations are a credit to the Kerry team members involved in putting

both the programmes and the submissions together as well as an acknowledgement by their peers in the radio industry of the quality programming being produced at Radio Kerry,” Radio Kerry’s General Manager, Fiona Stack, said.

112 nominations have been received by Radio Kerry since 2005 and the station has been awarded 48 National Radio Awards including 15 gold, 14 silver and 25 bronze awards. Radio Kerry has also been awarded ‘Local Radio Station of the Year’ five times in 2005, 2007, 2010, 2014 and 2016.

Also, Fiona Stack received the award for ‘Outstanding Achievement in Irish Radio', in 2012.

IMRO invites radio stations annually to submit entries that they feel show a true and thorough representation of the output of the station. Entries span all aspects of the station’s content from music programmes, sports, news and speech programmes that reflect the quality of its contribution to their local county and wider franchise area.

Kerry College of Further Education & Training is the largest provider of further education and training in the County. We offer a range of further education and training programmes in three areas: courses for employment, courses for progression and apprenticeships.

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SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL

Beauty - By Jill O'Donoghue

Jill is available for advice and beauty consultations, at Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio. Call 064 6632966

Consistency is key for skincare A morning skincare routine is non-negotiable if you want to enhance the health of your skin from the inside out.

If you must drink coffee in the morning then wait to do that until breakfast.

Green tea and coconut water are some other great beverage options for the morning. Cleanse, tone, moisturise and protect your skin.

Applying your skin care products in the proper order ensures that your skin receives the full benefits of each product.

The skin’s job is to keep things out, but many of the skin care products we use have ingredients we want to get in.

Only a very small amount of these key ingredients can penetrate the skin, even when perfectly formulated and perfectly applied. If you don’t apply products in the correct order, you will not see the best results from your skin care regimen.

The morning routine is all about protection from the sun, pollution and the elements, so leave your peel pads and

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treatment products like retinol, for the night time routine.

Cleanse or use face wash, and always start the morning by splashing the face with warm water.

Toners act as a delivery system for antioxidants, vitamin B derivatives and even toning acids. Additionally, each type of toner is intended for a different skin issue, so it’s important to use the right kind for your skin concern.

Regular use of eye cream over time will keep the eyelid skin elastic and can improve or prevent against some fine lines.

The best time to apply a moisturiser is while the skin is still damp, so the sooner you go through applying your serum and treatment, the sooner you’re able to lock in much-needed hydration with your moisturiser.

As for those who like using chemical sunscreens, try to look for formulas that offer moisturising benefits, so you can get your daily hydration needs while protecting your skin.

Sunscreen should be the last step in your daytime skin care routine SPF 50 for total protection.

Next week we will go through night time routines.

Celebrating 10 years in business A successful local business has just celebrated their 10 year anniversary in business.

Dr Stephen Cotter started ‘Cotters Orthodontics’ in High Street, before moving to Park Road two years ago.

"It is hard to believe 10 years have passed," Stephen told the Killarney Ad-

vertiser.

"We are very privileged to do what we do and are always striving to ensure our clients are happy!"

This year the practice was awarded ‘Best Practice in Munster and Leinster’ in the 2019 Irish Dental Awards.

For more info or book a skin consultation call Jill 064 6632966

THINGS TO DO

IN KILLARNEY THIS WEEKEND

• SUPERCÉILÍ Friday, 10pm Reidy's • KILLARNEY PARK RUN Saturday, 9.30am to 1pm Killarney House • 2019 KILLARNEY CELTIC GOLF CLASSIC Saturday, 7am Beaufort Golf Club

• ROLLING BACK THE YEARS THE CORK SHOWBAND LEGENDS Saturday, 8.30pm Gleneagle INEC Arena • THRESHING FOR CANCER Sunday On the lands of Brendan Ferris in Gortnascarry, Beaufort If you'd like to advertise your event email info@killarneyadvertiser.ie

10 YEARS: Staff from The Orthodontic Clinic are celebrating 10 years in business.

From l-r were: Elaine Murphy, Michelle Gleeson, Dr Stephen Cotter, Helena Dennehy and Brid Kennedy.

Marie’s Slimming World Killarney

143 stone lost in two months!

It’s been an exciting summer in Marie’s Slimming World Killarney as members lost more than a staggering 143 stone!

At a time when members usually feel they couldn’t possibly lose weight the Slimming World members in Hotel Killarney lost 2004lbs in the two months the schools were closed.

How could this be possible - well, because Slimming World isn’t a diet!

Yes, it is a lifestyle change, but it really is coming back to everyday normal foods that you already eat and love. Members decide what they want to eat from the extensive list of free foods e.g. meat, potatoes, pasta, rice, eggs, beans, fruit and veg, with a daily amount of breads and cheeses. And you can still have your treats! So if you’re eating what you love and eating the same amount as you normally have and lose weight then it’s win win!

Two such members who embraced the 50-year-old food optimising plan are twins Diana Cronin and Helena Daly who joined together and amazingly got to target the same day!

Consultant Marie O’Sullivan said it was an incredible morning and so emotional.

These twins, inseparable best friends, did this together and were a huge support to each other and fantastic help to everyone else in the group.

In fact, they got to target on the same day after losing 4st 8.5lbs combined in only 13 weeks, Marie who runs the group, explained.

“There are so many awards handed out each week it makes this more than a job, it’s much more than that,” she said.

“Everyone is unique and that’s what makes all the members fabulous. They are such fun to be around in group, there’s always a laugh, and in turn they are helping and inspiring each other.

I’m also looking forward to taking over The Brehon’s Tuesday morning groups and helping more members,” Marie said.

TWINTASTIC: Twins Diana Cronin and Helena Daly lost 4st 8.5lbs combined in only 13 weeks at Marie’s Slimming World Killarney. Pictured l-r were: Diana Cronin (left), Marie O'Sullivan and Helena Daly.

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Have a special occasion/event coming up or simply looking for some well-deserved pampering or a catch up with some friends?

Then a visit to The Elemis Day Spa at the Killarney Park is a must. The fivestar hotel spa right in Killarney town centre is always a wonderful haven.

Surrender yourself and enjoy the benefits of eight private treatment rooms, relaxation room, caldarium, 20 metre swimming pool, sauna, steam room, plunge pools and outdoor hot tub.

Surround yourself with the soothing Elemis scents of oils, soft and tranquil music, don your robes and slippers, and begin your restoration process.

Spa Manager Jessica Horgan and her team are offering some really exciting winter packages. Choose from Fifty/Fifty €84, Twice as Nice €104, Diamond Deluxe €114 or the Spa Special Elemis

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Fifty/Fifty offers an Elemis Taster Facial and Elemis half hour massage, Twice as Nice offers an Elemis 40 minute facial and Elemis 40 minute massage, Diamond Deluxe offers a one hour Elemis anti-ageing facial and 20 minute back massage.

The €145 Spa Special features an Elemis couture biotec firm and lift facial, perfect if you have a special occasion on the horizon. Ultra-relaxing and reviving, they really live up to their billing as “results-driven” treatments.

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Pat Sheehan - Weight Loss & Lifestyle Management

One-to-one expert weight loss mentoring If you want to take the first steps towards a healthier, happier you then working one-to-one with an expert is the way to go.

Pat Sheehan, Weight Los & Lifestyle Management, offers a comprehensive 12-week programme in lifestyle management and weight loss, with weekly food diary check-ups and weigh-ins to motivate you throughout your journey.

Killarney native Pat is a highly motivated individual who has a proven track record. He has helped hundreds of people change their lives for the better with weight losses of up to 10 stone. Pat has a wealth of expertise in this area having worked in the health, fitness and well-being industry for over a decade.

Following a thorough consultation, Pat will devise a plan tailored to your precise requirements. You will receive a fully illustrated book that Pat has penned himself based on his years of experience. This publication makes it super-easy and enjoyable to follow the 12-week weight loss programme with a food diary, as well as wonderful recipes and menus, all featuring everyday foods and ingredients.

The beauty of the plan is all consultations are private one-to-one and personalised with a weekly weigh-in, motivation and nutrition advice. He has a truly enviable track record when it comes to helping men and women achieve their weight

loss goals as well as optimum health and fitness levels.

“Weight loss is my area of expertise,” he said. “I explain everything in detail and spend up to an hour-and-a-half on the initial consultation. A key point is understanding why you eat, and how often you need to eat. You have a better chance of keeping weight off and maintaining a healthy weight when you understand the process fully.”

Motivation is also a key aspect of shedding pounds and maintaining a healthy weight, he added.

“Being accountable to someone every week, getting the right advice and being able to eat normal everyday foods is what sets this plan apart, whether you want to lose a few pounds or several stone,” said Pat. “Everyone needs a bit of encouragement.”

Contact Pat on 087 6856930 and book your consultation either at Club Vitae Leisure Centre (Hotel Killarney) or at The Loft Fitness Studio, Millstreet, Co Cork.

Check out some of their success stories on their website loftfitnessstudio.com or on Facebook.

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Mark Day Tattoo

Original creations WIN a €1000 TATTOO at Mark Day Tattoo Create something truly original with Mark Day Tattoo, located just a 10 minute walk from Killarney town centre.

Mark Day Tattoo has over 30 years-experience as a tattoo artist, illustrator and graphic designer with multiple awards globally and a passion for drawing, painting, airbrushing and tattoos.

He offers small tattoos from €70 and full day from €300, with free consultations, custom tattoos, make overs and cover-ups in a private professional sterile studio.

“Many years ago, I realised that tattooing is a natural extension of my artistic expression,” Mark said.

“A tattoo is an everlasting creation scribed on living skin. I see it as a profound form of connection to the sacred.

I have had the pleasure of working with many clients who view the tattooing process as a form of spiritual therapy.”

He added that he believes in maintaining a respectful space for this process to happen.

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Sense of Yoga

Sense of Yoga plans mystical India trip Travel with Sense of Yoga for two weeks as we explore some of the most spiritual cities and visit some of the most iconic sights India has to offer.

We will journey to the city of Agra, home to the breath-taking Taj Mahal before making our way to Rishikesh in the foothills of the Himalayas. Rishikesh is renowned as a centre for studying yoga and meditation and lies right on the banks of the sacred Ganges River.

Next, we will travel to Dharamasala, a city famous for its Tibetan culture and home to the Dalai Lama.

We will finish the trip in the colourful desserts of Rajasthan and enjoy a camel safari across this unique landscape.

Yoga and meditation will form the heart of this trip with the opportunity to practice every day, no matter what your level might be.

As a group we will also hike into the hills of India to visit temples and experience the true culture by partaking in a traditional cooking class with locals, and there’ll be time for shopping too.

There’s also an optional visit to an

Ayurvedic health centre, an ancient health care tradition practiced in India for over 5,000 years.

Enjoy this spiritually vibrant adventure safely with experienced trip organisers and take that time for yourself this October.

This is for everyone. It is not necessary to have a lot of yoga experience, but a personal interview will be necessary.

Running from October 14 – 30, 2019.

Price €1,300 Price includes: Transport, accommodation, one meal per day and classes, meditation, hike walking.

It does not include: Flights, Entry Visa, Ayurveda treatment Individual travel insurance For more details visit Sense of Yoga Ireland on Facebook, or contact us at 087 9176797.

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Train your body and mind at Studio 7 Fitness A fitness facility in the heart of Killarney town doesn’t just focus on physical training - it also concentrates on the mind.

Fitness is the lifelong vision of owner and Managing Director Michael Lindsay, so he set up Studio 7, a 3000sq foot functional gym facility located in the centre of Killarney, down the side of Dunnes Stores. Michael wanted to combine his 17 years in health and fitness with his work as a life coach so created Studio 7 Fitness, which includes fitness for body and mind.

It houses a variety of strength and conditioning equipment, as well as a large floor space for classes.

“Rather than just focusing on physical fitness, I also aim to improve my members’ mental fitness, thus improving their overall well-being,” Michael said.

There’s a variety of services on offer at Studio 7 including; fitness/weight loss

classes, one to one and small group personal training, athlete, group and team strength and conditioning programmes, mother and baby classes, injury rehabilitation and life coaching. Members who join Studio 7 for the classes will also gain access to a private wellness group where they receive extra content from Michael on topics such as nutrition, wellness, mindfulness and stress management, to name a few.

For timetabled classes, Michael offers drop in, class pass, one month and three month membership options.

Tel: 086 3221620 FB: Studio 7 Fitness Killarney Instagram: Studio7fitnesskillarney Email: info@studio7fitness.ie

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One hour gives users plenty of positive energy and not only is it very effective but joint friendly at the same time!

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HEALTH & FITNESS Advice - By Brian Foley Brian is available for advice and fitness consultations, Call 087 403 0894 or email info@activate.ie • www.activate.ie

Write your own story!

In one of our first ever blog posts we wrote about fitness as a vehicle for your life, the premise was that we do this hard work in the gym to allow the pursuit of adventure outside the gym.

On your deathbed you might not care about your max squat weight, but you will be glad you climbed Carrauntoohiland the squats helped you do it.

In conversation with a friend this weekend, I mentioned that I was in the middle of setting up a fitness competition. He said, “You must have the most interesting life". And that’s a great compliment.

Our goal is to create interesting experiences for you, to create new chapters, or funny little episodes that will make you fold the page forever.

Many times, when I see people outside the gym, they’ll say “Hey, remember that time I…” and share a story from our gym. Many people have rewritten their life story at Activate and many other gyms. This summer, we created some huge opportunities for people to write new chapters.

1. Q uest Adventure Races: On October

12, the Activate family will race in Killarney. Most of us have never done this before. It’s a fantastic adventure because these races are built with the “first-time adventurer” in mind.

We’ve run adventure race trainings to help people prepare for it in the past. And getting you fitter and stronger will give you the confidence to get to the start line.

2. T he Ring of Kerry Cycle: On July 6, 20 of our members rode 180km for various charities. It’s not a race, but an amazing feat to accomplish. You can do it, and we’ll help you along the way, fitness is the vehicle for an experience you once thought out of your reach.

3. There’s a ton of other events that Activate members have done this summer. They’re all awesome. And will live long in the memory.

Having a training goal is valuable to the point of necessity. Having a road map to help you achieve it is critical - but finishing with a great story – that’s really the goal of all of it, and fitness is the platform to get you there.

SUPPORTING KERRY FROM THE POOL: Six-month-old Ollie Kelly from Killarney in his favourite jersey, pictured ahead all of the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Senior Football Final in Croke Park. Ollie takes part in baby swimming with the Water Babies classes. Swim over to www.waterbabies.ie to discover what’s so fantastic about baby swimming - and find a class that suits you!

Pictured were: Brendan Griffin TD and Cathaoirleach Cllr Niall Kelleher, with Joan McCarthy, Moira Murrell (KCC) and Killarney Mayor Cllr Michael Gleeson.

Photo: Valerie O’Sullivan

New Kerry tourism brochure launched Some of Kerry’s most scenic attractions are in the spotlight this week with the launch of a brand new brochure in Killarney.

‘The Parks, Gardens and Woodlands of Kerry’ booklet, published by Kerry County Council showcases and promotes the county’s parks, gardens and woodlands, including Killarney House and Gardens, where the launch took place on Tuesday.

The new booklet, which provides information about, directions to, and images of many of the county’s parks, gardens and woodlands will be widely distributed and is an action in the County Kerry Tourism Strategy and Action Plan. Among the many amenities in the brochure are Ballyseedy Wood, Bonane Heritage Park, and Childers Park and Woodlands in Listowel as well as, gardens in Derrynane, Killarney, Milltown, Camp and Kenmare. The brochure was researched, designed and produced by the Tourism Unit of Kerry Council with the support of the Department of Rural and Community Development’s Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme.

It was launched by Minister of State, Brendan Griffin TD and the Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council, Cllr Niall Kelleher.

“Several actions contained in the County Kerry Tourism Strategy and Action Plan 2016-2022 emphasise the importance of continued promotion and marketing of niche tourism areas, products and attractions, such as gardens and woodlands, which have the potential to attract high spending visitors and addresses the challenges of seasonality and regionality,” Cathaoirleach, Cllr Kelleher said.

“Our parks, gardens and woodlands are year-round attractions and offer the visitor an exceptional experience whatever the season.”

Locations and contact details are included along with information such as opening hours and the key features of each of the attractions.

The new brochure is available on kerrycoco.ie and will be distributed to tourist offices, accommodation providers and the gardens and woodlands amenities which feature.

NEW BROCHURE: Joan McCarthy (Tourism Development Officer Kerry County Council) and Denis Reidy (Manager Muckross House Killarney). Photo: Valerie O’Sullivan

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Aware Support & Self Care Group Peer to peer support and understanding for individuals experiencing depression, bipolar disorder and related mood conditions. Facilitated by Aware trained volunteers. Free of charge, all adults welcome and no referral necessary. Location: K.D.Y.S, Fairhill, Killarney, Co Kerry. Time: The Aware Support & Self Care group meeting will take place on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at 7.30 pm in the KDYS, Fair Hill, Killarney. www.aware.ie

Exciting times for music and dance Exciting developments at Killarney’s oldest music and dance school.

For 30 years it’s been at the heart of the community and now one of Killarney’s oldest music and dance schools has some exciting developments coming this September.

Kerry School of Music (KSM) originally opened a dance school in Áras Pádraig in 1988, adding music classes in 1989.

When that closed to facilitate transfer of ownership to Killarney Town Council, the school moved to Holy Cross

Mercy Primary School on New Road where they have been ever since. The dance classes later transferred to the Church of the Resurrection Parish Centre in Park Road.

Such is the demand for ballet and modern, tap and jazz classes that two teachers - Colette Maguire Jensen and Tara Dore - teach packed classes on Tuesdays after school and all day Saturdays.

Meanwhile back in Holy Cross there are many exciting developments coming this September, School of Music Director Aidan O’Carroll explained.

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COMMUNITY NOTES Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club COMPETITIONS: This weekend sees the first of three back to back Sundays of competitions. The Mar Loughlan Competition is scheduled to take place on Lough Lein on this Sunday, September 8 and we hope to have a good turn out of club anglers to give us our best hopes of wining the shield while up against the top clubs in Munster. Following on from the outing on Lough Lein, the club will be fishing on Caragh Lake on Sunday, September 15 and entries are now being taken by any club officer , remember to specify if requiring boat only or boat and engine. Sunday the 22nd sees us back on home waters once again for the annual competition on Lough Lein. Finally tight lines to club anglers Dave Mears and Jimmy Fleming who have qualified to take part in Inter Provincial Competition on Lough Lein in the coming weeks.

Killarney Youth Filmmakers 16-19: Calling all people aged 16-19 for script writing, storyboarding, directing, acting, camera and editing. Please call 089 9470355 for more information.

Kilcummin SCÓR NA NÓG: Club members under the age of 17 years on January 1st 2020 who are interested in participating in the East Kerry Scór na nÓg competitions (figure dancing, solo singing, recitation, instrumental music, ballad group, set dancing and table quiz) please contact Scór Officer Marie O’Leary on 087 4619954 JUNIOR SET DANCING: Enrolment for junior set dancing will take place on Friday 13th September from 7pm to 7.30pm in the Recreational Hall. Classes will commence at the same venue on Fri 20th at 7pm for beginners & intermediates followed at 8pm by advanced. Children are invited to join us from within & outside the Parish. This is a great op“Randal Devine, a recent and surprisingly young retiree from the National Symphony of Ireland who has taken up residence in Kerry, will teach violin, viola and cello in Killarney exclusively with the Kerry School of Music. A professional player in Ireland’s foremost orchestra for 30 years means that Randal will introduce a new standard to string teaching to Kerry.”

Joining Randal is Rachael Scoazec Lenihan, a talented multi-instrumentalist who among other things has a PhD from the Sorbonne in Paris and a Masters’ degree from Trinity. Rachel will teach Classical Guitar, Irish Harp, 4 and 5-String Banjo, Bouzouki and Ukulele at Holy Cross, he added.

“Killarney native Aisling O’Dwyer is also opening a practice in association with the Kerry School of Music teaching concert flute, Ebony (traditional) flute,

portunity for your child to learn the art of set dancing, have fun and meet new friends. For details please contact Mary 087 9620135/John 086 1579381.

COMHALTAS: Group music will commence shortly. For more information contact the Comhaltas phone on 087 1191353.

KILCUMMIN LOOKING GOOD: We wish to acknowledge the funding received under the Community Enhancement Scheme, Community Support and the Councillors Allocations to improve accessibility in Kilcummin. We are absolutely delighted with the footpath and this has given many parishioners, wheelchair bound people and residents of local nursing homes safe and easy access to the church, community park and other facilities within the village.

Fossa Bridge Club RESULTS: August 29. North/South - 1 Phyllis O’Regan and Marie Moloney, 2 Therese McCarthy O’Shea and John O’Shea. East/West - 1 Colum Horan and Don O’Sullivan, 2 Therese O’Donoghue and Doreen Brosnan.

Crusaders Bridge Club RETURN: Bridge resumes on Wed, September 11 at 7.30pm sharp. We look forward to seeing members return. New members, beginners and visitors always welcome. If a partner is need please feel free to ring Therese at 087 2466451.

Killarney Bridge Club RETURN: Winter Bridge resumes on September 9 at 7.15pm sharp. We look forward to welcoming members back after the summer break. New members, beginners and visitors welcome. Please contact Ursula at 087 6465416 should you require a partner.

SYMPATHIES: The members of Killarney Bridge Club wish to sympathise with President Tom Doherty on the death of his Mother Kathleen RIP. tin whistle, clarinet and saxaphone at Holy Cross. Aisling has taught in association with the school in Tralee for many years.”

Katrina Galvin from Milltown, is a brilliant musical theatre performer who has just graduated with a first Honours BA in Dance from the University of Limerick World Music Centre. Katrina will teach a special pre-instrument course to four to seven year-olds.

“A brilliant dancer and choreographer, she is also opening a junior and intermediate music theatre school and hopes to develop Killarney’s first ever hip hop and street dance troupe.”

Aidan, who is Choir Director at St Mary’s Cathedral since 2013, also teaches at Holy Cross.

Contact 087 4103220 or 066 7125690 for class details.

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Over 100 cars turned out for the August meet at KC Print, a sister company of the Killarney Advertiser.

The second event will take place at the same venue on Sunday, September 15 and will run from 10am to 11pm.

“All types of cars are welcome, new, old, standard, modified, classic, and project,” organiser Ger Neeson said. “This being Ireland - it might rain, but don't worry we will have an indoor area for people hang out in the dry.”

It is organised by owner of KC Print, Cormac Casey, and Ger Neeson, who are both active members of the Killarney and District Motor Club.

They were inspired to run Cars and Coffee in Killarney after attending similar events up and down the country.

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Ireland’s only Ford Fair this weekend Ireland’s only car show dedicated to Fords will take place in Banna, Ardfert this weekend.

Cannonball run in Killarney this weekend Over 200 supercars are expected in Killarney later today (Friday) as the annual Cannonball Ireland Supercar Road Trip rolls into town.

The three-day event got underway this morning from Malahide Castle in County Dublin. After stops in Fermoy and Ballymaloe, the first of the cars is expected at the Brehon Hotel around 6pm this evening.

Fans will get a second chance to see the cars on the event’s second day as the Brehon also hosts the restart at 10am tomorrow (Saturday) morning.

The cars will then make their way to Tralee with a scheduled fuel stop in the

Circle K filling station at 11am before heading for Sligo for the run’s second overnight halt.

“Fans will meet the drivers and celebrities and get up close and personal with the world’s top mark cars, such as McLaren, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Porsche, Maserati, Rolls Royce and Bentley,” said event founder Alan Bannon.

“The benefit to the Irish economy and host towns of this event is estimated at €2,567,000 per year. Over 200,000 people will line the streets all over Ireland for Cannonball and the event has already raised €1,016,000 for Irish charities. This year, the charity benefactor is the Irish Cancer Society.”

Now in its second year, the only motoring festival celebrating all things Ford is bigger and better.

Based at the popular Banna Beach Resort in the north of county and sponsored by local Ford dealers Kerry Motor Works, the two-day event will cater for all types of Blue Oval machinery from vintage and classic cars, modified and rally machinery and even tractors and modern Fords.

The fair is the brainchild of local motorsport enthusiast and resident DJ at the Banna Beach Resort, Ray Stack.

“Bring the family as we will have a funfilled line-up of entertainment for young and old all weekend,” Ray said.

“Saturday evening, we will have a run starting at 4pm around the Ring of North Kerry taking in some of the most breath-taking views of the Wild Atlantic Way, stopping for photo ops along the way and having a stop in the car park across from The Marine Restaurant in Ballybunion after 5pm.”

This is followed by a BBQ at the Banna Beach Resort with music and dancing in O’Shea’s Bar until late.

Sunday’s activities will feature static displays on the hotel grounds with plenty of additional family entertainment.

“The line-up of cars is getting bigger and better, we have everything from a Model T to brand new cars, rally cars, and even dragsters,” added Ray. Public entry to the show is €5 and kids go free.

Ford traders, specialists, exhibitors and auto jumblers can register to trade at the grounds by calling Ray on 086 8244424.

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IN THIS WEEK’S KILLARNEY ADVERTISER SPORT… • Kerry and Dublin play out thrilling draw • Reaction from Peter Keane and Jim Gavin • Brolly and Whelan’s bizarre analysis • Success for Jordan Lee and Killorglin rowers

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NEWS BRIEFS...

Kerry Parents and Friends collection The annual church gate collection for Kerry Parents and Friends takes place this coming weekend.

The proceeds of this collection will help to provide services for people with an intellectual disability. Your support is greatly appreciated. .............................................................

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A table quiz will take place in The Shanty Bar, Ballyfinane tomorrow (Saturday) at 8.30pm. Tables of four will cost €20. All proceeds will go to Alzheimer’s Society. Local lady Jane O’Sullivan and her son Dominic will take part in Camino Walk for Alzheimer’s and we offer all support to them. .............................................................

Bereavement Information Evening Anam Cara, the organisation that supports bereaved parents, is holding a Bereavement Information Evening next Tuesday, September 10, at 7.20pm in The Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee. This is a free event and open to all bereaved parents. As Anam Cara will need to confirm numbers for teas, coffees, etc., please RSVP info@ anamcara.ie before Monday or call 085 2888888. .............................................................

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Rambling House at Scartaglen Heritage Centre takes place this Monday, at 9pm.

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CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE FOR SALE: With winter fast approaching buy a big value load of dry, seasoned, and neatly split firewood delivered to your door for €160 euro per load in the killarney area.

Also selling "tonne" bags of sawdust at €30 per bag Contact Pj at 0876606664 FOR SALE: Shower panel doors, no tray, tiles and sink cabinet. Also T90 shower all perfect condition. For sale contact 087-2330766.

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AVAILABLE: Music lessons, violin, fiddle, guitar, banjo. Garda vetted, Tel. John 0876801392. Piano lessons Tel. Maggie 0876961681.

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AVAILABLE: House cleaner/home help available.-Deep cleaning-General upkeep-Reorganising-help with to do list such as(grocery shopping, homework)Call:0876937317.

AVAILABLE: Grinds and revision sessions available in maths and accounting. All years & levels at post-primary level. Emphasis on exam strategy. SMART STUDY - Orla O’Leary 087 6529459.

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Stone walls, Driveways and Patios. References available. Call 0871656006.

AVAILABLE: PROFESSIONAL PAINTING. Exceptional Service. Precisely & Clear.• Interior & Exterior• Commercial & Residential Full insurance CALL TO SAVE!BLAZE- 083843-2077.

AVAILABLE: GERMAN GRINDS AVAILABLE with a fluent German speaker based in Killarney. All years, all levels. Starting September 9th. Phone or text Anna on 087 6302836 AVAILABLE: Irish Grinds Available for September 1st for 5th year and leaving cert students. Also available for help with homework etc Contact 0860829775.

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AVAILABLE: MATHS GRINDS: One to one maths tuition in your own home given by experienced teacher. All levels covered including Junior Cert and Leaving Cert Higher Level.

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Experienced teacher and correcter. Phone 086-6094915.

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AVAILABLE: Leaving Cert Honours Irish 2 Hour Grinds Classes available in Rathmore to eager students who want to attain top marks. Experienced native Kerry Gaeltacht teacher and Oral Irish Examiner, excellent typed notes given in all aspects of the course, 1 hour: Paper 1 & 2 covers essays, debates and poems, stories & novel. 1 hour: covers the Irish Oral 2020 exam, poems, typed Sraith Phictiúr and Comhrá notes. Practice and tips for top marks given. Contact 087 9858133 to book, limited availability, first come first served!!

AVAILABLE: Maths, Chemistry, Science grinds available, can travel to you, contact 0879260834 AVAILABLE: Man with a large van available for all types of removals and clearance. Rubbish to the dump etc. Also parcel collection and delivery. 0879488914

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ANIMALS ANIMALS: HUG: Homes for Unwanted Greyhounds. For further details please contact us on 087 9822695 or email homesforunwantedgreyhounds@eircom.net.

ANIMALS: KLAWS (Kenmare and Locality Animal Welfare Society) We have a number of adult cats (all colours) awaiting homes.

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Seasoned Hard Wood

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Grenagh Hall Forest & Farm Fossa, Killarney

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KILCUMMIN GOURMET KITCHEN OUTSIDE CATERING for all social events & functions (Birthday Parties, Communions etc.)

Food Hampers available upon request SPECIALISING IN:

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For all enquiries please call: PAUL 085 7538601 COLLEEN 086 3778960 info@kilcummingourmetkitchen.com

PROPERTY REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE • Painting & decorating Interior & exterior (Fencing, Walls) • Windows cleaning • Fixing of doors and windows • Power washing (Driveways, Decking Patios, Paths, Gutters & Fascias) • Carpentry (Timber floors, Paneling, Skirting Boards) • Garage Clearouts • Gardening & • General maintenance

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21ST ANNIVERSARY

O’SHEA

BECKETT

In loving memory of Con O’Shea, Late of Rookery Road, Killarney and Faungorth, Kenmare.

Died on 10th September, 2018.

In loving memory of Martin Beckett, Late of Cluainín, Woodlawn Rd., Killarney, Who died on the 6th September, 1998.

On the first anniversary of the death of our beloved husband and father, we the family of Con would like to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all those who sympathised with us, called to our house, attended the rosary, removal, funeral mass and burial. We would also like to thank those who travelled long distances to attend the removal and mass, and the many who sent mass cards and letters of sympathy. Also thank you to those who made a donation to the Irish Guide Dogs, a charity very close to Con’s heart.

Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved ones never die, You sleep in a beautiful garden, Beneath a golden sky, You are always in our thoughts, And forever in our hearts.

We would like to extend special thanks to all those present on the day Con died – the emergency services and first responders, Dr Gary Stack, the workmen present at the time, and most especially our kind neighbours. Thanks also to our extended family and to our work colleagues for their support and understanding at a difficult time, and to Con’s many friends for their continued support.

We would especially like to thank Fr Niall Howard for his beautiful celebration of the funeral mass, the musicians and all those who helped make it such a meaningful ceremony. Also many thanks to O’Shea’s Funeral Directors for their professionalism, guidance and kindness.

Finally, a special thanks to all our extended family, our neighbours and our friends for their ongoing support.

As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our gratitude. Mass will be offered for your intentions.

Con’s first anniversary Mass is on Saturday 7th September 2019 at 7.30 pm in The Church of the Resurrection, Park Road.

2ND ANNIVERSARY FLEMING

Always remembered by the O’Connor family.

Anniversary Mass for Martin, Sean, William Snr and Baby Rory in the Church of the Resurrection at 11am on Sunday the 8th of September.

21ST ANNIVERSARY

A bouquet of beautiful memories, Sprayed with a million tears, Wishing God could have spared you, If just for a few more years.

19TH ANNIVERSARY

O’CONNOR

KERRISK

Treasured memories of a wonderful son and brother, Sean O’Connor Late of Ballycasheen, Killarney, Who died on the 6th September,1998.

In loving memory of Dermot Kerrisk, Late of High St & Lewis Road who died on the 10th September 2000. R.I.P.

Like a shadow in the moonlight, Like the whisper of the seas, Like the echoes of a melody, Just beyond our reach.

In the shadow of our sorrows, Past the whisper of goodbye, Love shines through eternity, A heartbeat from our eyes.

The love of a wonderful Dad Is something that always lives on Filling the day with sweet memories Long after his presence has gone.

We still feel the warmth of his caring His wisdom will never depart For the love of a wonderful Dad Forever lives on in our heart.

Loved and remembered always by Derry, Noel, Annette, Renee, Irene, Mary, Mairead, Pauline and families.

Always loved and remembered by Mom, Dad, William and family, Sharon and family, Paudie and family.

Anniversary Mass for Sean, Martin, William Snr and Baby Rory in the Church of the Resurrection at 11am on Sunday the 8th of September.

23RD ANNIVERSARY COURTNEY

BECKETT AND O’CONNOR

ANNIVERSARIES O’CONNOR Treasured memories of our two wonderful sporting sons, Martin and Sean Who died on the 6th September 1998.

For us you will remain always Forever young.

Dearly loved and sadly missed by your loving parents, sisters and brothers.

23RD ANNIVERSARY O’BRIEN

In loving memory of Tim O’Brien, Ballycasheen, Killarney, Who died on 6th September 1996.

Those we love don’t go away They walk beside us everyday Unseen, unheard but always near No longer in our lives to share But in our hearts you are always there.

In loving memory of Marjorie Fleming, Summerville, Muckross, Killarney, Who died on the 12th September 2017.

21ST ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Nellie Courtney, 75 St. Brendan’s Place, Killarney, Who died on 8th September, 1996 RIP. Time and years slip quickly by, But memories of you will never die.

Always remembered by your loving family.

In Loving Memory of William O’Connor 7 New Road, Killarney, Who died 8th September 2004, and Sean O’ Connor, late of Sycamore Lodge, Ballycasheen, Killarney, Who died on the 6th of September 1998 and great grandson Rory.

Time may hide the sadness, Like the smile that hides the tears, But memories hold ye close to me, Despite the passing years.

To some ye may be forgotten, To others part of the past, To the family who loved and lost ye, Your memory will always last.

Dearly loved and never forgotten

by Ann, Billy and Sean, Gerardine and Sean Óg.

Anniversary Mass for Rory, Sean and William O’Connor on Sunday the 8th of September at 10.30pm in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

22ND & 35TH ANNIVERSARIES MCAULIFFE

In loving memory of P.J. and Pat McAuliffe, Forge Cross, Rathmore, Who died on September 8th 1997 and September 4th 1984.

Treasured memories keep you near As time unfolds another year Out of our lives you may be gone But in our hearts you still live on Always remembered by your loving family.

Sadly missed by your loving family.

15TH ANNIVERSARY O’CONNOR

14TH ANNIVERSARY

30TH ANNIVERSARY GALVIN

CRONIN

It does not take a special day, For us to think of you, Each Mass we hear, each prayer we say, Is offered up to you.

Happy, smiling, always content, Loved and respected wherever you went, Always so thoughtful, loving and kind, A beautiful memory, you left behind.

Loved and remembered by your loving husband Jim, daughters Rhonda, Laura and Diane, sons in law Micheal and Séan, grandchildren, Jack, Liam, Rachel, Ellie and Rian.

Her Anniversary Mass will be held in the Muckross Church on Sunday 8th of September at 9.30am.

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In loving memory of our Dad, Late of 7 New Road, Killarney, Who died on the 8th of September 2004 In loving memory of Connie Cronin, Knockmanagh, Killarney, Who died on the 3rd September 2005.

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

Loved and remembered always by Ann and all the family.

No matter where we are Your spirit will be beside use For we know that no matter what You will always be with us.

We still recall your words of wisdom and “Seanfhocal’s” on a daily basis Loved and missed by your sons Pat, Diarmuid & John, Daughter Sheilagh, Daughter in Law Sheilagh, son in law Sean & Grandchildren.

Treasured memories of Jimmy Galvin, Late of Madam’s Hill, Killarney, Who anniversary occurs on September 9th.

No Matter how our lives may change, Or whatever we may do, We will never forget the precious years, That we all shared with you.

Lovingly remembered always by your wife Joan & family.

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6.09.2019 1ST ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of Margaret “Dolly” O’Sullivan, Late of 38 Park Drive, Killarney, Who passed away on the 8th of September 2018.

Each morning when we awake, We know that you are gone, And no one knows the heartache, As we try to carry on.

Our hearts still ache with sadness, And many tears still flow, What it meant to lose you, No one will ever know.

Our thoughts are always with you, Your place no one can fill, In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still.

There will always be a heartache, And often a silent tear, But always a precious memory, Of the days when you were here.

If tears could make a staircase, And heartaches make a lane, We’d walk the path to Heaven, And bring you home again.

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

Our family chain is broken now, And nothing will be the same, But as God calls us one by one, The chain will link again.

Loved and remembered by your daughters Mary and Helen and all your family and friends.

Anniversary Mass will be held in The Church of the Resurrection at 9.30am on Monday the 9th of September.

8TH ANNIVERSARY

5TH ANNIVERSARY

5TH ANNIVERSARY

O’ LEARY

O’SULLIVAN

O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of our precious little Baby Layla O’Sullivan, Late of Knockeragh, Killarney, Whose 5th anniversary occurred on the 3rd of September.

In loving memory of Baby Layla O’Sullivan, Late of Knockeragh, Killarney, Whose 5th anniversary occurs on the 3rd of September 2014.

Precious Little One.

Niece Special memories on your birthday.

We wander to your resting place, And place your flowers with care, No one knows the heartache, As we turn and leave you there.

In Loving Memory of Joan O’Leary, Killarney Who died on the 5th of September 2011.

Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us every day.

Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved and missed and very dear.

Always loved & remembered by her family.

8TH ANNIVERSARY O’BRIEN

In loving memory of Sheila O’Brien, Late of Gortdromakerrie, Muckross, Killarney Who died on the 12th September 2011.

Our hearts are full of memories, With pride we speak your name, Though life must go on without you, It will never be the same, Those special days will not return when we were all together, But the love and memories in our hearts, Will stay with us forever.

Always loved and remembered by your sons and daughters, Donal, Florence, Timmy, Vincent, Padraig, Joan, Kathleen, Sheila, Marian, Eilish and extended family.

3RD ANNIVERSARY SULLIVAN

30TH ANNIVERSARY

Precious little one, You’ll always be to me, So perfect of Heavens family.

We dreamed of you and your life, And all that it would be, We waited and longed for you to come join our family.

We never had the chance to play, To laugh , to rock, to wiggle, We long to hold you touch you now, And listen to you giggle.

I’ll always be your Mother, He’ll always be your Dad, You’ll always be our precious child, The child that we had.

Now you’re gone, but you’re here, We sense you everywhere, You’re our sorrow and our joy, There’s love in every tear.

Just know our love goes deep and strong, We’ll forget you never Layla, The child we had but never had, And yet will have forever.

Love you always and ever your heartbroken Mommy and Daddy. xxx Sister We miss you Our hearts still ache with sadness And many tears still flow What it meant to lose you No one will ever know.

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

In loving memory of Lawrence O’Donoghue, Late of 62 High Street, Killarney and Chicago, USA. Who died on the 9th September, 1989.

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

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

Lovingly remembered by sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews.

Anniversary Mass on Monday the 9th September at 6.15p.m. in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

A Thought from the family, Who loved you, A Memory fond and true, In our hearts you will live forever, Because we thought the world of you.

Love always, Breda and all the family.

Anniversary Mass, Sunday September 8, St. Mary’s Cathedral, 12 Noon.

PRECIOUS MOTHER OF JESUS Mother of Divine Grace, you can find a way, where there is no way. Please hear my prayer and grant me my request.

(Say 6 times daily & your request will be granted). L.O.R

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

Like an eternal flame, Your memory will live forever.

Happy 5th Birthday little one.

Love and miss you always.

From your Auntie Liz and Caitlin Kenneally.

5TH ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN In loving memory of Baby Layla O’Sullivan Knockeragh, Killarney, 3rd September 2014 5th Birthday and 5th Anniversary On angels wings in heaven.

In silver sandles, Baby Layla goes walking, Up those golden stairs, And though we miss her, So we know she is happy to be there, Baby Layla will walk with us in memory, We see her all the time, In silver sandles, Walking through our minds.

Love you forever Layla, love Amber, Kalvin and Mikayla. xxx

We love you baby Layla to the moon and back and miss you even more, Little angels robed in white please give baby Layla hugs and kisses for us tonight.

ST. THERESA

Your broken hearted grandparents Nuala and Pat Kenneally, Ballyspillane xxxx

O’DONOGHUE

Lovingly thinking of Mick, Loreto Road, Killarney Who died on 6th September 2016.

It feels like you left us yesterday, The wounds are still so sore, For every minute or every day, We miss you more and more.

St. Theresa the Little Flower, please pick me a rose from thy heavenly gardens and send it to me with a message of love. Ask God to please grant me the favour I thee implore and tell him I will love him each day more and more. Amen. E.M

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT

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

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

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

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

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

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Replay awaits Kerry and Dublin after thrilling final for the ages How did we survive last Sunday’s game?

I’m not talking about the Kerry team.

I’m talking about every Kerry person in Croke Park and the ones watching at home or over in Australian or the States or in the back arse of nowhere on one of those dodgy streams that cut out as soon as someone takes a shot.

Has there been a more anxious, more heart-stopping, more emotionally draining All-Ireland final in the history of Gaelic football? Kerry’s hard-fought draw with the five-in-a-row-chasing Dubs will go down as one of the all-time classics.

I’m not even sure it could be classed as enjoyable; as good as the game was, it was actually too stressful.

Personally, I’ve never experienced such unbearable tension at a Kerry game, or at any other sporting event for that matter. Those final 10 minutes or so were panic inducing. If I had a million euro riding on it I don’t think I could have been more nervous.

I’m not sure why I find myself so emotionally attached to this Kerry team. I don’t remember being like this in 2015 or 2011 or any other year. Maybe it’s because no one gave them a chance. Maybe it’s because I want them to stop Dublin so badly. Maybe it’s the courage and determination they’ve shown all year.

Or maybe I’m just getting sentimental in my old age.

Whatever the reasons, I was a wreck watching that game the last day, and I’m sure all of you were the same.

The replay, on September 14 at 6pm, should come with a health warning.

GOUGH

I think referee David Gough deserves a huge amount of credit for his performance in what was his first ever All-Ireland final. The pressure on him heading into this match was immense but he got the majority of the calls right.

The penalty was a bit soft alright… I’ll put it this way: I don’t think David Clif-

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Kerry’s hardfought draw with the five-ina-row-chasing Dubs will go down as one of the all-time classics.

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ford would have made much noise if it wasn’t given.

But he was spot on with Jonny Cooper’s red card and I was shocked to learn that two of the experts on our national broadcaster’s flagship sports programme felt otherwise. (See p65 for more reaction to The Sunday Game’s coverage of the final).

Dublin felt that Tom O’Sullivan should have followed Cooper down the tunnel in the second half and my initial reaction was that he was in big trouble. Seeing the incident back, though, there wasn’t really that much in it.

THE SEÁNIE SHOW

As Clifford and Paul Geaney struggled a bit to find their rhythm, it was up to Seán O’Shea to do the bulk of the scoring. He didn’t disappoint.

The 21-year-old had 10 shots on goal and nailed all 10 (four frees, three 45s and three from play) in a remarkable display as he picked up the GAA Performance of the Week award for what seems like the 50th time this season.

He is just so reliable from placed balls and when he chips in with big scores from open play like he did the last day, he is unquestionably one of Kerry’s most important players.

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Kerry survive rocky finish to earn All-Ireland replay ALL-IRELAND SENIOR FOOTBALL FINAL _________________________________________________________________________

Dublin

1-16 | Kerry 1-16

CROKE PARK

Dublin forward Dean Rock missed a last-gasp free from a difficult angle as Kerry held on for a an incredible draw in Sunday’s All-Ireland senior football final in Croke Park.

The Dubs, who are searching for an unprecedented fifth All-Ireland title in a row, led at half-time but a red card for Jonny Cooper just before the interval proved crucial as Kerry fought back to take the lead down the stretch.

The champions persevered despite their numerical disadvantage and when Rock swung over a huge score from play in the 74th minute, the sides were level. There was still time for the Ballymun Kickhams player to win it at the death but his kick from the left sideline dropped just wide and The Kingdom survived to fight another day.

GOAL CHANCES

Kerry forward Paul Geaney had a great opportunity to kickstart the underdogs’ afternoon with just six minutes on the clock but his goalbound effort was cleared off the line by the knees of James McCarthy.

David Clifford got off the mark in the 11th minute and his side were handed a golden opportunity just moments later

when Jonny Cooper grappled with the Fossa youngster in the area and referee David Gough signalled for a penalty.

Geaney accepted the responsibility but, to the dismay of Kerry manager Peter Keane, his high shot was emphatically batted away by veteran Dublin goalkeeper Stephen Cluxton.

Television replays later showed that Cluxton was well off his line when the ball was struck, an infringement that should have led to the penalty being retaken.

The boys in blue took a stranglehold of the game in the 19th minute when the irrepressible Jack McCaffrey sprinted forward from the back and drilled a low shot past Shane Ryan in the Kerry goal.

Dublin were in the ascendency now but there was a twist in the first-half tale when Cooper picked up his second yellow for persistent fouling. Kerry went in four points down at the break but, crucially, they were now one man up.

WALSH’S ARRIVAL

Kerry tried to make use of their extra player but the Leinster champions kept them at arm’s length throughout the third quarter. Then came Tommy Walsh.

Walsh was immense as Kerry clawed their way back into contention, setting up 1-1 and scoring a point himself in another swashbuckling display.

It was his pass that set up fellow substitute Killian Spillane for Kerry’s only goal, though Spillane deserves the bulk of the credit for his incisive run and pinpoint finish.

Deadeye centre forward Seán O’Shea, one of 11 Kerry players starting in their first ever All-Ireland final, equalised soon after before Rock edged Dublin ahead with a 64th-minute free.

O’Shea found the target to level matters once again and Spillane curled over a beauty to give Kerry the lead with just four minutes to play.

Rock tied things up in additional time and the county of Kerry breathed a collective sigh of relief when his kick from the sideline, the last act of the match, sailed narrowly wide on the near side.

DUBLIN: Cluxton; Fitzsimons, Cooper; McCarthy, McCaffrey 1-3, J Small; Fenton, MacAuley, Byrne; Scully, Kilkenny, Howard; Mannion 0-2, O’Callaghan 0-1, Rock 0-10 (7f, 1 ‘45). Subs: P Small for MacAuley, Murchan for J Small, Connolly for Howard, Costello for Mannion.

KERRY: Ryan; Foley, O’Sullivan, Morley; Murphy, Crowley 0-1, Ó Beaglaoich; Moran, A Spillane, Barry; White; O’Shea 0-10 (4f, 3 ‘45s), O’Brien 0-1; Geaney, Clifford 0-2. Subs: K Spillane 1-1 for A Spillane, Sherwood for White, Walsh 0-1 for Ó Beaglaoich, Lyne for Crowley, Moynihan for Barry, Griffin for O’Brien.

REPLAY

So we must go through it all again. The build-up, the scramble for tickets, the trip up to Dublin, and the excruciating drama of another Kerry versus Dublin decider.

On Sunday, a lot of people said that we left it after us (and by ‘a lot’ I mean every single person I bumped into) but there are so many positives to be taken from that match. Right from the off, well before the red card, Peter Keane’s team posed Dublin some real problems.

And think about it this way: this time last week Kerry had a squad filled with players who had no experience of playing in an All-Ireland final. Now they know what to expect. And, crucially, they know they’re well capable of rattling the champs.

ROCK IN A HARD PLACE: The task facing Dean Rock was far from easy.

Pic: Ramsey Cardy/ Sportsfile.

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Views from the Post-Match Press Conference Jim Gavin

Dublin Manager

“The performance wasn’t good enough today to get the result. We’ve got the opportunity now to rectify that in two weeks’ time.”

• Gavin's immediate reaction to the match “We didn’t get the rub of the green in that regard. But listen, that happens in games. Sometimes you get those calls and sometimes you don’t… Both players were grappling. In the second half, there were one or two calls which could have went our way. They didn’t, so you just have to dust yourself down and go again.”

• On Jonny Cooper’s sending off “I thought he (Cooper) was doing okay. David Clifford is a fantastic player, so we have no issue with Jonny.”

• On Cooper struggling against Clifford

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“There seemed to be (pressure) from the outside but David Gough is one of the top officials in the game. I don’t think it would have phased him.”

• On the pressure on referee David Gough “No.” •W hen pressed again about whether or not he was disappointed

that he didn’t take Cooper off of Clifford earlier

“We have a resilient football team. A point down with 72 minutes on the clock, the perception might have been that the game was going away from them.

But all credit to the Dublin players. They tackled and kept their discipline and turned Kerry over and created more opportunities for themselves.”

• On Dublin fighting back with 14 men “No, he wasn’t injured. Brian put a serious shift in there this afternoon. He can be happy with his performance. He worked really hard for the team and gave it everything. He had no more to give.”

• On Brian Howard being substituted “It opens up again. We’ve got a very strong squad and there will be lots of players hungry to get on the squad and get game time.”

•O n the players who didn’t make the 26 coming back into

contention for the replay

“It might be on yours, if you’re saying it. But from our perspective, every day that we go out it’s about trying to perform to the best of your ability."

• On the Drive for Five still being on everyone’s mind

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By Adam Moynihan

Kerry Manager

“Did we think we had a chance coming here today? Sure of course. If you’ve two dogs in any race, sure one of the dogs might get a heart attack and the other fella will walk home.”

• On Kerry backing themselves “While ye might read a lot into yerselves, we wouldn’t read a lot into what ye’re thinking.”

• On Kerry being written off by the media before the final “I wouldn’t say it was an opportunity missed. At the end of the day, we weren’t in an All-Ireland final since 2015 and we’ve a young team. Sure what were they going to get only experience out of the game? There’s a learning curve and this is only helping it.”

• On whether it was on opportunity missed “I think we got a good bounce out of our subs today and Tommy was one of those guys. What did he do? He had two shots, he scored one, missed one, but he set up another one, so he had a good day, yeah.”

• On the impact of Tommy Walsh “I’ll tell you, he used two of them today.”

•O n the amount of pairs of boots Shane Ryan needed.

Keane previously joked that Ryan would need more boots because they would be worn out from taking so many kickouts against Dublin

“At the end of the day, you’re a Kerry player, you’re kicking ball against a gable of a wall since you’re knee-high. You want to play on days like this. You feel you’re born for this, to get up to Croke Park.”

• On whether or not Kerry used Dublin’s Drive for Five as motivation “Paul was the penalty taker. You score penalties, you miss penalties. It is what it is.”

• On Paul Geaney taking (and missing) Kerry’s penalty “I can’t comment. I don’t know.”

• On Stephen O’Brien’s penalty claim “Of course they will (be favourites). They’ve won four All-Irelands on the bounce. Were they going for seven in the last nine years today? They didn’t get those All-Irelands in a lucky bag.”

• On Dublin being favourites for the replay

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BROLLY: This is a free out.

CANTWELL: Does he hold his arm?

WHELAN: I don’t think he does.

BROLLY: This is a free out. Clifford manoeuvres his body around to keep him off him. Cooper tries to get around to get at the ball and instead of it being a free out, it’s a free in.

CANTWELL: He (Cooper) is holding his arm there.

BROLLY AND WHELAN: No, no, no…

BROLLY: Never in a million years.

WHELAN: It’s just two lads coming together, going for a ball. Simple as that.

SPILLANE: I think anyone knows that I’ll call something exactly as I see it, and I’m not wearing a Kerry cap. In that incident, what Clifford did for that second booking… Clifford used his body to shield the ball and what happened was Jonny Cooper grabbed him by the arm

and pulled him down. It’s a yellow card.

Two yellows equal red. He had to go.

hold the arm of David Clifford in that incident?

BROLLY AND WHELAN: No, no, no…

WHELAN: I think he’s going in for the ball, Joanne…

SPILLANE: They’re the facts.

WHELAN: No way. That’s a terrible decision.

BROLLY: The referee must clearly have been influenced by the propaganda that has been coming from Kerry. I am so surprised because David (Gough) is so clear-minded… Clifford knows he’s on a yellow, he’s holding him off, he’s blocking him off the play.

SPILLANE: He’s not!

BROLLY: Hold on, Patrick. We confidently expected that it was a free out.

In fact, I think you thought that as well, Joanne. People were shocked when all of a sudden a yellow card was administered.

JOANNE: Ciarán, the sending off is for persistent fouling, that is one foul you’re seeing there.

BROLLY: That’s not a foul. That’s a free out.

WHELAN: The way I look at it, I actually don’t think it’s even a foul. I think it’s two guys going for the ball… That’s a ‘play on’ in my opinion… But listen, we’re all going to be biased. Pat’s going to be biased to Kerry. I’m going be biased to Dublin. That’s the way we are.

That’s our make-ups.

SPILLANE: Ciarán, I’m not going to be biased! I’ve never been biased to Kerry.

I call something exactly as I see it. *** CANTWELL: Ciarán, a straightforward question: does Cooper, or does he not,

CANTWELL: But does he hold his arm?

WHELAN: No, I don’t think he does. I don’t think he does.

There are two possibilities here: either Whelan genuinely didn’t see Cooper’s foul, which raises doubts about his ability to read a game a football, or he did see the foul but he didn’t call it straight, which raises doubts about his impartiality.

Whelan doubled down on his controversial comments in his column in Monday’s Herald, before backing down later that day on the Independent.ie’s GAA podcast. Referee David Gough was “technically right” to send Cooper off, the ex-Dublin player eventually admitted.

I’m not sure how he reached that conclusion all of a sudden. It’s not like he didn’t get enough looks at it on the Sunday.

Brolly, meanwhile, doesn’t really warrant too much discussion by this point.

Like Eamonn Dunphy before him, he jumped the shark a long time ago with his deliberately contrarian contributions. But look, I’m sure RTÉ are more than happy to let him rant away, knowing full well that he’ll rile enough people to keep #TheSundayGame trending on Twitter.

After last weekend’s showing by both Brolly and Whelan, I wouldn’t be surprised if a large number of previously loyal viewers switched over to Sky Sports for the replay.

CLIFFHANGER: David Clifford is fouled by Jonny Cooper. The incident resulted in a second yellow card for the Dublin defender. Pic: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile.

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Joe Brolly and Ciarán Whelan have been roundly criticised for their bizarre half-time analysis, and rightly so says Adam Moynihan

Sunday Game pundits Joe Brolly and Ciarán Whelan have faced widespread condemnation after their frankly bizarre half-time analysis of last Sunday’s All-Ireland senior football final between Kerry and Dublin.

Despite being presented with fairly conclusive video evidence to the contrary, the pair somehow asserted that Dublin defender Jonny Cooper should not have received a second yellow card for his 35th-minute challenge on David Clifford (pictured below).

Presenter Joanne Cantwell and former Kerry player Pat Spillane tried to point out Cooper’s infraction but the Dubliner and the Derryman were having none of it. Even those of us who were at the game had heard all about the remarkable exchange by the time we left Croke Park.

Here it is in all its folly.

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Nothing to separate the country’s two best teams

Killarney’s No. 1 for GAA Coverage

Former Kerry and Dr Crokes goalkeeper Eamonn Fitzgerald gives his take on Sunday’s All-Ireland final Kerry and Dublin played out a thrilling draw in the All-Ireland senior football final in Croke Parke last Sunday and there was nothing to separate the two best teams in the country.

Dublin did have one last gasp chance in the 78th minute when they were awarded a sideline free. Dean Rock, who had scored 10 points prior to this, was entrusted with this shot from a very acute angle and he pulled it to the left and wide, sending the contest to a replay.

Dublin were red hot favourites to win an historic five-in-a-row as Kerry are a very young side with an average age of 21. In the end, a draw was a fair result and it will earn the GAA an estimated €4 million.

14 MEN

Dublin had to play the full second half with 14 men. Jonny Cooper was sent off in the 35th minute, just before halftime. He had a horrid time against David Clifford, conceding a penalty and picking up two yellow cards.

WE'LL MEET AGAIN: Jack McCaffrey speaks to David Moran at the full-time whistle. McCaffrey was named RTÉ's Man of the Match while Moran got the nod from Sky Sports. Pic: Harry Murphy/Sportsfile.

It did not seem to phase Dublin as they held a four-point lead coming up to the break. Dublin led by 1-14 to 0-12 in the 55th minute.

Did Kerry make full use of the extra man? Not really as Paul Murphy continued his role as sweeper for the full game. Kerry’s Seán O’Shea was their brightest star scoring 10 points, which included four frees and three 45s. He was also excellent in general play.

Goals were going to win this game and each side scored just one. Jack McCaffrey got an early goal in the 18th minute which put his side in the ascendancy.

Shane Ryan made two good saves while at the other end Stephen Cluxton stopped Paul Geaney’s penalty.

Kerry had to wait for Killian Spillane to weave his way through the Dublin defence in the second half and this was a real morale booster that brought Kerry right back into contention.

RATINGS

Shane Ryan played well and had mixed luck with his efforts to get the ball out

to a Kerry player. He also saved two goalbound shots.

Overall the Kerry defence did well against the much-vaunted Dublin forwards. Jason Foley was the weakest link. He found Dean Rock a real handful.

Tom O’Sullivan was frequently in trouble; he got a yellow card and was lucky not to get a second one but the referee left him off with a caution.

Tadhg Morley performed well on Paul Mannion and Gavin Crowley did a great marking job on Ciarán Kilkenny, holding him scoreless. Paul Murphy was constantly on the ball as a sweeper and was very unlucky not to have scored a second goal. Brian Ó Beaglaoich did well on Niall Scully until he was replaced by Tommy Walsh in the 53rd minute.

Walsh gave a great lift to the forwards when he came on. Jack Barry worked out very well and I was glad to see he was in from the start. He has been out with injury for a long time so this game will bring him on a lot. As expected, David Moran put in a great shift and dominated the midfield area. His fielding was first class and the Dublin duo of Brian Fenton and Michael Darragh MacAuley lost this battle to the Kerrymen.

Gavin White was given the task of marking Jack McCaffrey, who was my Man of the Match. He scored 1-3 and was involved in several Dublin attacks.

White is a great wing back so it is hard to expect him to succeed in an offensive role. He was called ashore in the 49th to be replaced by Jack Sherwood.

Seán O’Shea was brilliant scoring 10 points in a superb overall performance.

Stephen O’Brien was targeted and was double-marked but he did manage a few of those lung-bursting runs. He was very unlucky in the first half when he worked his way through the Dublin defence and his shot nearly caught Cluxton, but it went over the bar.

David Clifford had six shots at goal despite being fouled so often, especially by Johnny Cooper. He earned his frees (which were converted by Seán O’Shea) and kicked two good points.

Paul Geaney had a frustrating game. He kicked no scores and failed to convert a penalty.

The best of the Dublin players were Stephen Cluxton, Jack McCaffrey, Brian Howard and Dean Rock.

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Killorglin rowers Aileen Crowley and Monika Dukarska have secured qualification for next summer’s Olympic Games in Tokyo after clinching second place in their B final at the 2019 World Rowing Championships in Austria last weekend.

Rowing Ireland entered 11 crews to compete at this year’s championships in Linz with Olympic qualification a possibility for seven of the boats taking part .

Dukarska (Killorglin) and Crowley (Old Collegians Boat Club) required a top 11

finish in Austria, having finished 6th in their A Final at the World Cup III in July and 5th in their B Final in the World Cup II as part of the Irish Women’s Four crew.

They finished third in their A semi-final on Thursday and knew heading into Saturday’s B final that a top-five finish would beenough to secure their place in Tokyo next year.

The Romanian crew took first with the Killorglin crew finishing just over a second behind them. Boats from China, Great Britain, Greece and Chile finished behind the Irish pair.

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B reen and Nagle get Hyundai Rally GB call-up

The Hyundai Motorsport World Rally team confirmed on Monday that Craig Breen and Paul Nagle will drive for the team on next month’s Rally GB. This will mark the second time the Kerry/ Waterford crew will drive for the Korean manufacturer having made a successful debut for the squad in Finland in August.

Rally GB runs from October 3-6 and is based in the North Wales holiday town of Llandudno. Entries for the event close on Wednesday this week. |

ing to debut BMW at R Wexford Rally

Alan Ring will debut his new BMW M3 at this weekend’s Wexford Rally. His last outing was the Rally of the Lakes in May

when he won the historic section in a hired Ford Escort Mk2. He will be co-driven as usual by West Cork’s Adrian Deasy.

Former Kerry Winter Rally winners Mike Quinn and Tony Healy will drive Ray Hilliard’s Subaru Impreza WRC for the second time.

Circuit of Kerry clerk of the course Eoin Duffin competes on what he calls his home rally. He will be co-driven by Mikie Cleary who makes a welcome return to the navigator’s seat after being sidelined for much of the year with a foot injury. | M cCarthy takes 11th in Wales Killarney co-driver John McCarthy took 11th overall on the recent Mewla Rally on the infamous Epynt Ranges in Mid Wales alongside regular driver John Devlin. The Ford Escort driver is contesting this year’s Motorsport UK Asphalt Rally Championship and is currently second in Class B11.

World Championships beckon for Lee after Paris gold Killarney para-athlete Jordan Lee’s preparations for the World Para Championships in Dubai in November have been boosted following success at the World Grand Prix in Paris last week.

ROWING: Monika Dukarska and Aileen Crowley competing at the FISA World Rowing Championships in Linz, Austria.

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Lee took gold in the high jump after going clear at 1.92m (his international personal best) against all of the competition he is likely to face later in the year.

The Killarney Valley Athletic Club member, who was born with one arm (Amniotic Band Syndrome), competes in the T47 category for those with amputations below the elbow. He is coached by fellow Killarney man Tomás Griffin.

The 2018 European Para Athletics

Championship bronze medalist will now join the Irish team at the World Championships in Dubai between November 7 and 15.

“Overall, I’m happy with the way I performed today [last Friday], clearing all my jumps first time up until 1.98, but I’m still a small bit disappointed not to jump a new European record of 1.98,” Lee said.

“I can feel it in my body that it’s there now. It’s just a matter of time. Pretty much everybody who’s going to be at the upcoming World Championships in November was competing at this event today, including the European champion and the European silver medalist.”

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THE WEEK IN PICTURES

6.09.2019

RUGBY: The Killarney RFC U14s taking part in their first training session of the season.

FINAL: East Kerry minor manager Aidan Cahill celebrates his side's Kerry MFC victory with his father and selector Willie Cahill. Pic: Anne Holland.

GOLF: Pat Kelleher (Killarney Heights Golf Society, front right) presents his Captain's Prize sponsored by GMHD Insurances to Donal Cronin after their outing at Killeen last Saturday. Also pictured are Seánie Kelleher (front left), Barry Duggan (Treasurer, back left), Paudie Sweeney, Seán Devane and David MacIndoe.

JUDO: Jamie O'Donoghue, Cora Joy, Mairead Bennett and Jack Hanrahan who received their black belts at Killarney Judo Club.

KICKER: Naoise Buckley points for Fossa in the East Kerry minor final against Currow. Pic: Séamus Healy.

SKIPPERS: Currow captain Aaron Fleming, referee James O'Sullivan and Fossa captain Killian Buckley before the East Kerry Division 3 minor final. Pic: Séamus Healy.

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Killarney Athletic FIXTURES: September 7. U12 Prem - Athletic v MEK (10.30am). U14 Prem Castleisland v Athletic (2pm). U14 Div 1 - Athletic v Iveragh (12.15pm). U16 Prem - Athletic v Celtic (TBC).

Killarney Celtic GOLF: Killarney Celtic Annual Golf Classic at Beaufort Golf Club on Saturday, September 7. Tee times 7am-4pm. Team of 4 costs €200 and tee box costs €50. Contact Tim Jones 087 9771302 or Michael O’Doherty 087 6403209 for details.

CLUBFORCE: Registration fees for the 2019/20 season can now be paid online through Clubforce. Also there will be a registration night on Friday, September 6 from 6-8pm at the clubhouse. The registration fee this season includes a kit.

TRAINING TIMES: Seniors/Youths (born 2002) and U17 (2003) Tuesday and Friday 7-8.30pm. U16 (2004) Tuesday 5pm. U15 (2005) Tuesday 5pm. U14 (2006) Monday 5pm and Wednesday 5.30pm. U13 (2007) Tuesday 5.307pm U12 (2008) Thursday 6.30pm. U11 (2009) Monday 6-7pm starts Sept 9.

U10 (2010) Wednesday 6pm. U9 (2011) Saturday 2.45pm starts Sept 7. U7/8 (2012) Saturday 1.30pm starts Sept 7.

Football for All 5-6pm Wednesday. U10 Girls (2010) Mon 5pm and U13/15 girls 6-7.30pm Monday.

LOTTO: Next jackpot is €9,800.

Mastergeeha LOTTO: Next draw Friday, September 6.

Jackpot €13,000.

MEK Galaxy FIXTURES: U12 Prem - Killarney Athletic v MEK Galaxy (10.30). U12 Div 2 South - MEK Galaxy B v Killarney Celtic B (10.30am). U14 Div 2 - Castleisland v MEK Galaxy (3.30pm). U16 Div 1 - Listowel Celtic v MEK Galaxy (1.15pm).

TRAINING: Training continues. Keep posted to our Facebook page for timings.

GOLF

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club (Men’s) RESULTS: Club Sponsored VPar Competition on Killeen on August 31. 1st Gary Kerrisk 4up (23), 2nd Stephen Broderick 3up (14), 3rd John O'Callaghan 3up (21), 4th Colm Cagney 3up (06), 5th Peter Walsh 2up (12), 6th Tomas O'Regan 2up (13), 7th Tomás Barry 2up (09), Category 1 Kieran O'Keefe 1up (05), Category 2 John English 2up (10), Category 3 John Curtin 1up (17), Category 4 Sean Murphy 1down (19).

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club (Ladies) RESULTS: Sunday, September 1 kindly sponsored by Visage Beauty. Visage

Beauty Mahony’s Point V Par. 1st Lorna O Leary (31) 5up, 2nd Margaret Curtin (27) 4up, BG Amy Arthur (5) 6 down, 3rd Kathleen Rice (45) 3up. Congratulations to Maire C Murphy who had a hole in 1 on the 12th. Ballybunion Exchange Sponsored by Con & Anne Stack 4ball better ball stableford. 1st Anne Moynihan Rudden (5) and Anne Duggan (11) 41, 2nd Liz Downey (13) and Tina O Sullivan (18) 40, 3rd Teresa Downs (14) and Margaret O Donoghue (20) 39.

FIXTURES: Next Sunday is the Dooks Exchange Singles stableford sponsored by Diageo.

Beaufort Golf Club (Ladies) RESULTS: August 31/September 1. 18 Hole Stableford sponsored by Crowley's Shoes, Killorglin. 1st Lady Captain Noreen Kinsella (28) 33, 2nd Maeve Quirke (21) 31, 3rd Grainne McShortall (29) 31. August 26. 9 Hole Open Stableford sponsored by Clifford's Ground Care Ltd. Winner: Karen Spence (10) 17.

FIXTURES: 8th September - 18 Hole Par 3 Competition - Sponsored by Ladies Branch. 13th September - Open Friday (18 Hole Single Stableford) - Sponsored

by Clifford's Groundcare Ltd - 18 Hole Single Stableford (Open to Ladies & Gents) - Ring Clubhouse on 064 6644440 to book a tee time. 9th September - Open Monday (9 Hole Single Stableford) Sponsored by Clifford's Groundcare Ltd - 18 Hole Single Stableford (Open to Ladies & Gents) - Ring Clubhouse on 064 6644440 to book a tee time

Ross Golf Club (Men’s) On August 31st our Captain John Cushkelly held his Captain's Prize with a Strokeplay competition and a Seniors competition which was a Stableford competition. 1 Timmy Kelly (20) 65, 2 Oliver Butler (18) 68, 3 Jonathan Casey (11) 71, Best Gross Damien Greer, 4 Donie Broderick (18) 71, 5 Gianfranco Ghidini (15) 73, 6 Seamus McCarthy (18) 73, FN Tadhg McCarthy, BN Peter Wickham, Seniors Comp Winner Jim Casey, Captains Prize to the Ladies Winner Betty Farrell.

The golf was very well supported with a very large turnout was followed by the meal and presentation of prizes in the Clubhouse. This was a very good event and a great social night was had by all.

FIXTURES: On Sept 7th/8th we will hold the Frank Doran Backstakes Open Competition. This will be a single stableford competition and the entry sheet is now available in the Clubhouse. Club Matchplay Championship is progressing well and all outstanding matches are to be played immediately.

Killorglin Golf Club (Men’s) RESULTS: Winners of Bunker Bar & Restaurant Stableford Singles on 31 August and 1 September 2019 were as follows: 1st Mike McCarron (13) 36 (CB), 2nd Tom Murphy (15) 36 (CB), 3rd Vincent Darby (12) 36 (CB), Gross: Joe Kennedy (5) 79 Strokes. Joe Kennedy has stretched his lead over Mike J O'Sullivan

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with 30 points between them. In a fight for a distant third spot is Mike Ashe who is 3 points ahead of Mikey McKenna followed by John M O'Sullivan and Jer Joy with just a few points between them all.

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FIXTURES: Next Saturday and Sunday 7th and 8th September is a Club Sponsored Stableford Singles. Sunday 15th September is President Rick Sheehy's Day.

RIOCHT 5K: Well done to Robert Purcell 3rd senior 7 Saoirse Tompkins 1st U16 at Riocht 5K leg 1 in Castleisland on Friday last. Leg 2 is this Friday night at 7pm.

Killorglin Golf Club (Ladies) Results: Open Puck Fair 12 Hole re-entry Singles Stableford sponsored by Peter Keane SuperValu, Killorglin: 1 Rita Kelleher (33) 28, 2 Joan Harmon (12) Dooks 27, 3 Susan Darby (33) 26.

FIXTURES: 18 Hole Stableford sponsored

by Karl Daly "The Barber" can be played Sat 7th, Sun 8th or Tuesday 10th September. Arrange own time.

12 Hole re-entry Stableford sponsored by Hon. Treasurer Anne Myers Foley continues until further notice. The Final of the Singles Club Championship, sponsored by AIB, was held recently between Emma Daly and Rita Kelleher. After a windy, rainy day of match play Emma won over Rita. Well done to both ladies on a very sporting match.

PRESIDENT'S PRIZE: The entry sheet for President Rick Sheehy's Prize, on Sunday 15th September, is posted on the notice board. Names to be in by Tuesday 10th September for a draw for partners.

BASKETBALL

Gneeveguilla Basketball Club SHARE THE BUCKET: In association with Gneeveguilla Community Development Council. Well done to Donie Keanewho won the jackpot of €184. Please support this valuable fundraiser at local businesses or online at member.clubforce.com/ tickets.

Killarney Cougars TRAINING: The new season preparations are continuing the schedules currently finalised so far as follows. Mondays - U11 Boys Pres Gym 6pm. U13 Boys Pres Gym 7pm. Tuesdays - Seniors Pres Gym 8pm.

Wednesday - U14 Girls Pres Gym 6pm U12 Boys Pres Gym 7.15pm. U13 Girls Parish Hall. Thursday - U12 Girls Pres Gym 6pm, U14 Boys Pres Gym 7pm, U16 & U17 Boys Pres Gym 8pm. Saturday & Sunday - U18 Boys, U17 Girls, U11 Girls & Seniors.

ACADEMY: Cougars Academy commences next Friday, Sept 13 at the Parish Hall with Coaches Alan, Nathan, Mary, Kelly, U8 mixed 4.45pm, U10 Girls 5.45pm, U10 Boys 6.45pm MEMBERS: Registration is now open online new members are welcome at all further information on age groups available coaching and training times see the website www.killarneycougars.com or follow us on Facebook for the latest update.

ATHLETICS LOTTO: Next week’s jackpot is € 5,200 plus €1,000 bonus.

TRAINING: Training scheduled for the news season is as follows - Cross Country Training Gneeveguilla Sunday am @ 1.00 now until the end of September. Tuesday Boherbue 6.00 – 7.00 pm athletes born 2011/ 2012 & 2013, 7.00 – 8.00 pm for athletes born 2010 all through to senior category. Barradubh Friday 7.00 – 8.00 pm athlete born 2013 and older. Gneeveguilla Friday evenings 8.00 – 9.00 pm for all age groups. Training session in Boherbue Friday mornings for Throwing with Sheila, ring Shelia for details 086 08136523.

Killarney Valley Athletic Club CROSS COUNTRY: Training for the Cross Country season started back last Thursday and will continue every Thursday eve 6-7pm. All members welcome. Bring €2, appropriate clothing, water and plenty of energy. Sign in on arrival at field beside the playground.

JORDAN: Huge congratulations to KVAC member Jordan Lee who won the Paris Para Grand Prix High Jump with 1.92 meters. This is the final competition before the World Para Championships in November for which Jordan is set up very well having had victories over the European & Asian Champions. He is also on National Billboards in Ireland currently in association with Circle K and their support of Team Ireland for Olympics & Paralympics towards Tokyo 2020.

COLLECTION: The club will be in Killarney for a street collection to help raise funds for the new track construction next Sunday, September 8th from 126pm. If you are available to help out for an hour or two, please contact Brid on 087 2650720.

OTHER SPORTS

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club COUNTY MATCHPLAY CHAMPIONSHIPS: Another great day for Damien Fleming last Saturday in Listowel as his win in the Senior Gents event appears to assure him of finishing 2019 as Ireland’s No 1 ranked gents player as he came from two down after five holes to defeat Tralee’s Jason Cregan 2&1 in the decider.

In the Ladies it came down to a battle of the sisters-in-law as Margaret C Looney defeated Margaret B Looney at the second playoff hole after a great contest between them. At Deerpark in the U16 event we had a clean sweep of the four titles as Jack O’Sullivan defeated Listowel’s Bobby McCarron in the U16 Championship Final while Fintan Martin defeated Cathal Kelly in the U-16 Plate Final. In

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the U13 Championship Final there was a great battle between the two McCarthy’s of Joey and Brian which Brian won on the last hole as Mark Carroll was victorious over Jake Downing in the U13 Plate Final.

ALL-IRELAND TICKETS: Any club member who wishes to be included in the draw to purchase an All-Ireland final ticket for the replay should contact the club at 087 9975737 by Sunday, September 8 at the latest.

SUNDAY DRAWS: First Nett: Erin Moloney & Mick Long 33½, Gross: Erin Moloney & John Murphy 45 and Second Nett: Sean Ashe & Dara Moynihan 34.

FIXTURES: Beaufort senior men will play Keel in the first round of Mid Kerry O'Sullivan Cup and also in the first round of Mid Kerry Senior Championship. Dates to be decided.

WEDNESDAY SCRAMBLE: Wednesday August 28. Nett: Noel Moynihan, David O'Donnell & Ryan Neeson 32.

FIXTURE CHANGES: Please note that the Ricky Kelly Memorial in aid of John ‘Sully’ O’Sullivan has been put back a week until the weekend of September 22nd now with Damien Fleming’s Chairman’s Prize brought to next weekend, Sept 15th.

NATIONAL INTERCOUNTY: Damien along with John McGrath and team manager Sean Kelly travel to McDonagh, Kildare for this weekend’s National Inter-County Championships with the Kerry Gents team.

Killarney Rugby MINIS: Last Saturday our Minis returned to training at Aghadoe. It is truly fantastic to be back at Aghadoe and to see the pitches in such amazing condition, especially given the recent heavy rain. We had a fantastic turnout at all ages and new boys and girls born between 2008 and 2014 are more than welcome to come and give it a try. For further details contact Minis Coordinator Liam Murphy on 087 4145662.

OPEN DAY: We had an amazing turnout with very strong numbers in teams training at U14, U16 and U18.5. It was particularly great to see the numbers at U18.5 which means that we will be able to field an U18.5 team this year for the first time in a while. U14 training continues every Wednesday at 7pm, while U16 and U18.5 training continues every Thursday evening at 7:30pm. For further details contact John O'Connell on 086 8525116.

U14 GIRLS: Last Thursday, our U14 girls kicked off training for the first time ever at the club, creating history in doing so.

SPLIT THE BUCKET: Our split the bucket draw continues every Sunday evening and we are delighted to say that we have given out over €10,000 in prize money to date! Envelopes available at participating venues.

GAA

Killarney Legion RESULTS: U11 Boys EK Div 2 – Crokes v Legion. In the end, the spoils went to Legion in a very entertaining and sporting contest. U10 Girls – Rathmore v Legion.

Despite the tough conditions, spectators were treated to a lively contest with plenty of scores and skills on show. U12 Girls EK Div 2 - Inbhearr Sceine Gaels 4-1 Legion 7-7.

ACADEMY: The underage academy recommences on Saturday, September 7

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COUNTY CHAMPIONS: East Kerry minor mentors Derek Moynihan, Aidan Cahill and Micheál O'Donoghue with team captain Owen Fitzgerald at the homecoming celebrations at Gneeveguilla GAA Club. Pic: Anne Holland. at 10.30am at Derreen. All boys and girls aged 4-10 welcome to attend. Contact Ted on 087 6678315 for further details.

ALL-IRELAND REPLAY TICKETS: Any member who wishes to be included in the draw for All-Ireland Final replay tickets please send a letter or email to secretary.legion.kerry@gaa.ie. Deadline is Friday, September 6 at 6pm.

Dr Crokes ACADEMY: The Saturday Morning Academy has recommenced for 2019 and is starting this Saturday morning September 7 with Hurling from 10-10.40am and Gaelic Football from 10.40-12pm. Come join in the fun, make new friends and experience the superb coaching on offer.

Plenty Fun & Games. NEW MEMBERS ALWAYS WELCOME. U14: U14 East Kerry Div 1 Semi Final - Dr Crokes 5-14 Glenflesk 5-9. Superb result after being down 4-6 to 1 point after 20 minutes. Well done to both teams for entertaining us all with a great game of football.

GOLF: Dr Crokes Golf Society Dingle Outing is taking place this Saturday, Sept 7.

Tee times between 8.10am and 9.50am.

Spa LOTTO: Next draw Tuesday, September 3 in the Arbutus Hotel. Jackpot €8,000.

EAST KERRY MINORS: Well done to the East Kerry minors on their Co Championship victory, especially Aidan Cahill, Willie Cahill, Michael Kearney, Thomas Cronin and Cian Murphy.

REVIEW: Spa Review 2018-2019 edition will be available at the clubhouse from this weekend.

ALL-IRELAND FINAL REPLAY: Any full members (registered before March 31) that would like to be included in ticket draw for the All-Ireland Final replay text Club Secretary Patrick O'Regan on 087 6332773 BEFORE 6pm on Saturday September 7. Tickets are for club members only that intend on travelling to the game and members can only submit their own name for the draw.

DESIGN FOR SPA SHOP: Competition

running for best sign for our merchandise shop. Open to everyone and winner receives €50 Spa voucher. Entries to be dropped to the lotto box in reception before 2pm on Saturday, September 14.

Winner will be announced during the club Family Fun Day. SPORTS HALL & MEETING ROOM: Contact Eileen (087 6577312 after 6pm) or Ann (087 9403508).

ITEMS FOR NOTES: Contact Deirdre 085 1216359 or pro.spa.kerry@gaa.ie before 8pm Sundays.

Firies CLUB 600: The 2nd Club 600 draw took place in Sherwood’s Bar on Thursday night. The winners were: €2,000 James O’Neill, Killorglin, €500 John Joe Dowd, Bouila, €250 Owen O’Connor, The Mill, €150 Fr. J.J. Spring, Gortavullin, €100 Colm O’Sullivan, Firies Close. The next draw will take place in Sheahan’s Bar Firies on Thursday September 26/ COISTE NA NÓG: The annual Jerry Foley U11 memorial tournament will take place in Farranfore tomorrow.

LOTTO: The draw for next week’s jackpot of €3,000 will take place in O’Keeffe’s Bar Firies tonight.

LADIES: U12 Girls EK Div 1 - Firies 5-10 Fossa 4-5. U8 & U10 girls travel to Passage West on Saturday, Sept 7 for Blitz.

On Sunday 8th our U12 girls go to passage west for the U12 blitz.

HURLING: Hurling academy Training continues in Farranfore on Thursdays at 7pm. All new players welcome.

Fossa MINORS: Congratulations to our minor team who won their second competition of the year by beating Currow 4-18 to 3-12 in the East Kerry league final. Well done to both management and players.

EAST KERRY: 2019 Kerry MFC Final: East Kerry 3-10 St Brendan’s 0-13. Congratulations to all especially all of the Fossa lads involved: Eoin Talbot, Emmett O’Shea, Colm Talbot, Ruairi Doyle, Harry Buckley and Killian Buckley.

LOTTO: The next draw will take place in Spillane’s Bar on September 9 and the jackpot will be €10,200.

RESULT: EK U14 Championship - Glenflesk 5-9 Dr Crokes 5-14.

HOSPICE: It’s that time of year again, our Annual Models In Recovery Fashion show will take place in the INEC on Wednesday, September 25. It is always a hugely enjoyable night and TV’s Noel Cunningham will be back this year to MC the show. Please come along and show your support for these incredible models, who have showed great strength and courage in battling cancer. It is a great night of celebration and all proceeds to Kerry Palliative Care. Wine reception, door prizes and raffle on the night.

Listry FLAG BEARER: Congratulations to Killian Fitzgerald (U12) who was a flag bearer at the All-Ireland Football Final.

LOTTO: Next Sunday, September 8.

Jackpot €3,800.

GOLF: Annual Golf Classic in Memory of Shane Courtney is taking place on Saturday 7th in Killorglin Gold Club. Tee times available from 7.30am. Team of 4 - €120.

Also individuals will be accommodated at €30 each. All queries please contact John Wrenn 087 1273702.

Currow U14: EK Championship Rd 1 - Currow 2-11 Firies 5-15.

U12: Castleisland District League - Currow A 4-17 Ballymac A 4-16. Currow B 0-5 Ballymac B 5-15. John Mitchels A 3-07 Currow A 5-08. John Mitchels B 1-08 Currow B 1-06 U10: On Saturday our U10s travelled to Gneeveguilla to participate in the Paddy O’Leary Blitz. Our team put in great performances on the day and a big thanks to Gneeveguilla for inviting us.

U8: On Friday our U8s will travel to Gneeveguilla to play the home side in a challenge game. All players are asked to be there for 6.45pm and to have their Currow t-shirt & gumshields. There will be no training on Saturday, September 7 due to the game the night before.

U6: Well done to all our players who performed very well against Cordal.

U6 & U10s: Training continues this coming Saturday, September 7 at 10am.

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