Vol 10 issue 16

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tarbert

kilflynn

POST OFFICE Our Post Office here in Tarbert (with its role in the commercial, rural and social life of our parish community) is under threat of closure. We need the community to take a stand before it is too late. The Tarbert Development Association (TDA) is committed to playing a lead role in protecting and developing our local postal services into the future. What Can I do? Get to know all of the different services and stuff you can do at your local post Office. just drop in and pick up the comprehensive list of services available. Sign the Declaration of Support at the Post Office during the month of May, this can be done any day (Monday to Friday) and a special welcome awaits you every Saturday morning during the month of May. Make a special effort to use the services (postal and retail) during the month of May as we set out to prove what can be done locally by working together as a united community. You can Avail of a J1 Visa this summer? Pop into the post office for a dollar currency card, commission free dollars also in stock. Passport Forms and passport express service available for a quick turnaround for a new passport or renewal. Stand Behind our Post Office!

FAMILY FUN WALK/CYCLE A call to all Moms and Dads, Nans and Grand-dads, Boys and Girls to come join with your community on Sunday next,14th of May, for a Family Fun Walk/cycle. The walk will start from the Village Car Park (in front of Maisys) at 10:30am and go along the fairy trail to the main road and back again with some fun surprises on route. The cyclists will depart at the same time on an alternative route and should be back in the village at around the same time as the walkers. You can register your family on the day for €10, or alternatively €2 per person. So come along and join in the fun. Light refreshments and entertainment will be provided afterwards. All monies raised go towards the ongoing projects being carried out by Kilflynn Community Together and your support is greatly appreciated. A day not to be missed…

CAR BOOT SALE Tarbert Bridewell are holding an Indoor car boot sale (outdoor weather permititng) on Sunday, May 21, from 10am to 3pm (set-up from 9am) €10 per table (Bring your own table). Booking required. For bookings please phone Tarbert Bridewell on 068 36500

KERRY MINOR FOOTBALLERS Best of luck to Crotta Hurler Barry Mahony and his Kerry Minor footballers who play Cork in The Munster Minor Championship SemiFinal in Páirc Uí Rinn on Wednesday May 10th.

BINGO Jackpot €525 in 40 calls. Bingo in Tarbert Community Centre on Wed nights 8.30pm. All welcome.

KILFLYNN FIRST COMMUNION Congratulations to the 16 boys and girls from St. Teresa's National School, Kilflynn who received the sacrament of First communion in St Mary's Church, Kilflynn on Saturday 6th May. The celebrant at the edifying ceremony was Fr. Denis O’Mahony, Abbeydorney P.P.

STATION MASS The Station Mass for the following areas will be held this Saturday, May 6, at 6pm. 1 Carhoona 2 Doonard Crescent, 3 Doonard Lower. 4 Kilpadogue. 5 Woodview Place. 6 Main St. 7 Chapel St. and The Square. TRÓCAIRE Just a reminder that the Trócaire Collection is due to be sent away. If anyone has any boxes or envelopes for same they might return them by next weekend. Thank you. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION It is an absolute disgrace to even attempt to remove religious education from the National School Curriculum. What Oliver Cromwell failed to achieve in his heinous acts, by way of, having Catholics hanged, drawn and quartered. The heroism of our forefathers who refused to bow to his reign of terror. Is it possible that those who sought places of honour at our recent commemoration of the 1916 rising have the audacity to allow our schools to become a haunt for every type of heathen? Stand up for the Faith of our forefathers, the enemy within is the most dangerous! DEATH The death of William (Billy) McDonnell, Dooncaha, Tarbert, Co. Kerry, April 30, 2017 (peacefully) surrounded by his family, in the wonderful care of the staff and management of the Oaklands Nursing Home. William had worked at Tarbert Power Station prior to his retirement. He was great family man and along with his wife Rose they nurtured in their children the value of participating in various sporting activities, to steer them away from negative influences. William played football in his younger days and was also a keen gardener. He worked for several years at Tarbert Power Station and was acknowledged by all to be an absolute gentleman. Sadly, he lost the love of his life, Rose at a young age, but never lost the love he had for her. William’s remains were waked at St. Mary’s Funeral Home Tarbert on Monday, May 1, between 6pm and 8pm. His remains were removed to St. Mary’s Church Tarbert at 8pm. Requiem Mass for the repose of William’s soul was concelebrated on Tuesday, May 2, at 11am, By Father Padraig Kennelly, Fr John O’Connor, Fr Phillip O’Connell and Fr Kevin McNamara. William was predeceased by his wife Rose and is survived by his sons, Alfred and Michael; daughters. Mary-Bridget, Roseanne and Bernadette, daughters-in-law, Diane and Louise, sons-in-law, Bill, David and John, grandchildren Darragh, Shea, Diarmuid, Cian, Arran, Abbie, and Cara, sister Mary, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, nephews, nieces, cousins, relatives and friends to whom our most sincere sympathy is extended. Interment took place in St Mary’s Cemetery Tarbert immediately after Mass. May He Rest in Peace! TARBERT GAA GAA Lotto : There was no winner of last week’s lotto draw. The numbers drawn were 7, 8, 11, 17. Lucky Dip winners were John Costello, Timmy Lynch, Breda Buckley, John Holly, Daragh & Jack Walsh, Kevin O’Connell. Next week’s draw takes place in Chinese Restaurant with a jackpot of €1,800. Thanks to all those who continue to support the Lotto. Minors : Congratulations to the Tarbert Moyvane minor team who had a convincing win over St Pat’s Blennerville in the county minor league final Div 6. Played in excellent underfoot conditions Tarbert Moyvane were dominant throughout leading at half time on a scoreline of 2-10 to 0-5, thanks to two goals from Eamon O’Callaghan and some excellent points by Cillian Langan. The second half was similar with Tarbert Moyvane backs playing particularly well and goalkeeper Ciaran Ahern in fine form. Final score Tarbert Moyvane 2-20 St Pat’s Blennerville 0-10. Team Ciaran Ahern, Jerry Clancy, Evan Flavin, Eamon Mulvihill, Shay Leahy, Cian Enright Barry (man of the match award), Liam Greaney, Cillian Langan (0-6), Conor Breen (0-2), Shane Quin, Paddy O’Callaghan (04), Tadgh McEvoy (0-2), Eamon O’Callaghan (2-4), Sub who all played were Pat Carmody, Darragh Kissane, Mathew Finucane, Bobby Wren, Mike Collins, Cathal Brosnan, Mark Cregan, Fergal Leahy. Well done to all concerned on an excellent performance. Results and Fixtures Tarbert juniors were defeated by Listowel last Tuesday evening but still reached the semi final of the league where they will once again play Listowel. Game is fixed for Tuesday 16th May in Moyvane. Tarbert juniors commence the county junior league on Friday 26th May with a home game against Beale. Shannon Rangers were comprehensively defeated by St Brendan’s in the preliminary round of the county championship last weekend on a scoreline of 624 to 1-8. Tarbert U-12 team travelled to Castleisland last Sunday evening but lost on a scoreline of 5-11 to 1-14.

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It was a very well prepared ceremony. The children did themselves, their families and their school proud by the way they participated in the ceremony. The gratitude of all goes to their teacher Mrs Tina O'Connell, Mrs. Mary O' Carroll, Fr. Denis O‘Mahony, and their parents for all the work and effort they put into the ceremony and its preparation and who contributed to the First Communion Mass which will have a lasting memory for the 16 Children. A special word of thanks to John Kinsella, organist, who accompanied Mrs O Connell's after school choir. Their beautiful music and singing enriched the ceremony. Each child participated in some way in the ceremony. The children who received their Communion were, Adam Corkery, Aidan Sheehan, Alex Relihan, Aoife Cronin, Cian O Connor, Donal McNamara, Emily Moloney, Isobel O Sullivan, Jack Brady, John O Donovan, Josh Greaney, Katelynn McElligott, Katie O Donoghue, Keira Fennell and Neil Galvin. To all involved we say 'Well done'. May the Lord bless them and their families. ABBEYDORNEY/KILFLYNN COMMUNITY GAMES ATHLETICS The Abbeydorney/Kilflynn Community Games Athletics will take place on Sunday 14th May at 2.30pm in Abbeydorney Gaa Field. Events for Boys and Girls U8 to U 16, also fun races. There will be a charge of €2 per child which covers entry to all races this will be collected at the gate. Come along and join the fun!!! CROTTA LOTTO RESULTS The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the Independent observer, Gér McCarthy, Lissanerla , Abbeydorney on Monday Night 8th May in Herbert’s Bar, Kilflynn were 5,13, 23 and 30. There was No winner of €9,100 Jackpot. The following won €35 in the lucky dip draw: Joan Herbert, Kilflynn, Jessica O'Brien, Ballinoe, Milltown and Marisa Reidy, Rathkenny, Abbeydorney. The next draw will take place in Parker's Pub, Kilflynn, on Monday 15th May with a 9,200 Jackpot. Tickets are available at 2 Euro each or 3 for 5 euro from Club tickets sellers or you can also play on www.locallotto.ie The Crotta Hurling Club also have lotto tickets sellers calling to Houses in The Kilflynn and surrounding areas at present. Your continued support is greatly appreciated. Check out www.crottagaa.club

North Kerry Intermediate Championship Quarter Final Full Time Score Crotta 4.10 - Austin Stacks 2.01 Half time Crotta 2.07 Austin Stacks 0.01 the game was played in Connelly Park, Tralee on Wednesday evening 3rd May. Well done lads. CAMOGIE Kerry are through to the Munster Junior Final after a tough battle against Waterford in Walsh Park on Sunday 7th May on a scoreline of 1-12 to 1-9, Congratulations and Well done to the Crotta girls Aoife Behan Jackie Horgan And Megan Weir who all played their part in the great victory. Half time Kerry 0-09 Waterford 1-06 . Kerry now meet Cork in the Final in Killeedy near Newcastlewest on Sunday next 14th May at 2.30 p.m Best of luck to Aoife, Jackie and Megan, their team mates and management in the final. CROTTA U-16 HURLERS The Crotta U16’s qualified for the Lee Strand Milk County League Division 1 Final on a score 4-08 to 0-08 defeating Ballyduff in a tough match played in Abbeydorney on Tuesday evening 2nd May. Crotta led by 3-05 to 0-04 at half time. They now meet Ballyheigue this Friday 12th with the time and venue TBC. Team and Scorers: Darragh Murnane, Tadgh Mc Kenna Ryan Mc Elligott, Sean Mc Grath, Killian Trant (Cpt), Daniel O Rourke, Aodhan Behan, James Sheehan (0.2), Aodhan Mc Kenna (0.1), Denis Quille (1.0), Declan O Donoghu e(1.4), Denis Nolan, Sean Murnane(1.1) Eoin Relihan (1.0), Tomas Dillon Subs: Cillian Backer for E.Reilhan, Darragh Keane, Cian Hickey, Gavin Parker and Donnacha Sayers. LAST MAN STANDING COMPETITION Congratulations to Causeway and Kerry Senior Hurler Stephen Murphy on winning the Crotta Hurling Club Last Man Standing competition. Stephen wins €700. Thanks to everyone who supported the competition also to Shane Nolan for organising the competition KERRY ARE MUNSTER U-14 CHAMPIONS Congratulations to Ada Relihan, Cappa, Kilflynn and her Kerry U-14 team mates who were crowned Munster u14 A Football champions 2017, when they had a 1-12 to 1-08 victory over Cork in glorious sunshine on Sunday 7th May at Mallow, Cork . Ada plays her football with Abbeydorney Ladies Football Club. Kerry led by 007 to 0-05 at the interval break. AMY WIN THE CAMOGIE SKILLSTAR COUNTY TITLE Congratulations and well done to Amy O’Sullivan, Crotta , Cross who retained her County U14 Camogie Skillstar title at the Kilmoyley GAA Pitch, Lerrig on Sunday, 7th May, Amy will now go on to represent the county in the National Camogie Skillstar at the National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown on Saturday 10th June. Best of Luck to Amy. The County Skills Competition Results Amy Sullivan, Cillard(1st), Ellen O' Donoghue,Causeway(2nd) and Saoirse Maloney, Tralee Parnells(3rd) CROTTA FIELD UPDATE A massive thank you to the Crotta Hurling Club Members and members of the local community that came out the weekend and erected the poles to hang the nets and fix lights off for the new training area. We also started erecting the new fencing that will be put in place on the far back boundary. Great progress on our field development happening. KERRY SENIOR HURLERS Best of luck toCrotta players Sean Weir, Jordan Conway, Shane Nolan and Tomas O’Connor and their Kerry Senior team mates in their crucial Leinster Senior Championship round robin game with Laois at Austin Stack Park on Sunday week, 14 May, 3.00p.m. . .

DARTS The winners of the weekly doubles darts tournament in Parker's lounge bar on Saturday 6th May were J.P Twomey and Richard Parkinson who defeated Micheal O’Sullivan and Colm Mc Elligott in the final. 16 dart players participated. The winners received a leg of Lamb each. The next darts doubles tournament takes place on Saturday night 13th May at 10.30p.m in Parker's Lounge Bar.The winners will received a leg of Lamb each. Names MUST be in for 10.15 p.m. NO Names after this Time. First game of the Tournament must start at 10.30p.m.

ARDFERT RETREAT CENTRE Diocesan Adoration Day: Led by Fr. Bernard Healy, C.C., on Thurs. 1st June

HURLING RESULTS Credit Union County Senior Hurling League Div 1 Crotta 2-14 to Ballyheigue 1-07 played in Ballyheighue on Friday evening 5th May. Well done lads . The game between Crotta and Causeway due to be played on Sunday, 7th May in Causeway, was call off and will be rescheduled

MASS Will take place in Wether’s Well, Tubrid, Ardfert involving young people from the parish on Tuesday 16th May at 7.30 p.m. in honour of St Brendan. All are most welcome to attend. (Mass will be held in Ardfert church if the weather is bad).

Our Lady of Fatima 1st Sat Monthly Devotion: Sat. 3rd June 4.00pm-6.00pm. A Doorway into Stillness: A day of Spiritual Nourishment for mind and body led by Antoinette Dilsworth RSJ, Sat. 10th June 10.30am4.30pm.

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