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+ Tralee Solicitors Cadogan O'Regan Announced As Finalists in AIB Private Banking Irish Law Awards 2016
+ Ballymac GAA & Lee Strand will leave you B Wildered on the May Bank Holiday
+ Strand Road US Masters fundraiser proving very popular with everybody
+ Ballyseedy Home & Garden Centre hosts Family Fun Weekend for Downs Syndrome in April
+ Counters Cafe (formerly The Streat ) in Manor closes its doors with job losses
+ Huge Crowd flock to Martys Party in Kingdom Greyhound Stadium last weekend
+ 67 Rose Buds are needed countrywide for this years Festival
+ Fels Point changing its name to The Rose Hotel this week as major investment still underway
+ Oaklands Coffee morning for Kerry Cork Healthlink Bus a big hit !
+ Dick Macks 100 year old clock gets returned slightly worse for wear
+ IDA's Advance factory for Tralee at Technology Park gets planning go ahead
+ Billy Keane is guest Speaker at IT Tralee Clubs & Societies Awards evening
+ CBS Students win chance to rear 5 calves over next 18 months
+ Over 300 attend Taste for Africa in the Tankard
+ Mary Jeffers from Ardfert wins Tralee Credit Union Car
+ Kerry take on Roscommon again in National League Semi-final in Croke Park this weekend
Adams of Tralee Ltd., a family owned premium Mazda and Hyundai dealership in Tralee, has won the Carzone.ie sponsorship for their chosen local sports team, the Causeway GAA Hurling Club. The lucky club recently received the sponsored kit, which consists of a set of branded jerseys and a new large gear bag for each player on the senior and intermediate team. Adams of Tralee Ltd. is well established in the Tralee area and have a long-standing association with the Causeway GAA Club. This strong relationship was the basis for the dealership choosing to support the team for the Carzone.ie competition. Noel O’Connor, sales manager of Adams of Tralee Ltd. commented; “We want to extend our sincere thanks to Carzone.ie for their generous contribution with this great dealer competition. Adams of Tralee has a long involvement with the Causeway GAA Club and we are delighted to be able to support the teams in this way. I’m involved in the club myself and I know how much this means to everyone involved. Our last set of jerseys were around 10 years old and we already have two wins from two in the new Carzone.ie supported kit – long may it continue!” The competition is being run by Carzone.ie, who have been calling on car dealers nationwide to nominate their local sports team of choice. This sponsorship initiative will see a number of sports clubs receive their very own branded kit courtesy of their local car dealership over the next few months, giving car dealerships the opportunity to support their local community.
The Easter Bunny came early to Mary Jeffers from Ardfert when she became the latest winner in Tralee Credit Union’s Members Car Draw. Mary won a brand new Nissan Pulsar in their car draw on Holy Thursday. Speaking to Mary “I got a real surprise when Helen Geary from Tralee Credit Union phoned me to tell me I had won the car. I didn’t believe her at first. It’s a great win”. Tralee Credit Union’s Members Car Draw takes place four times a year with their next draw taking place in June. For further information visit their website www.traleecu.ie or call in to their offices in Tralee, Castleisland and Killorglin.
PLUSH BROW AND BEAUTY LOUNGE
are launching a brand new skincare treatment, AHA Peels , that gives excellent quick results with no downtime! You could even have done on your lunch break!
What are AHA peels?
Alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) occur naturally in a number of fruits (from where they get their “eco-friendly” name of fruit acids) and dairy products. Glycolic acid, lactic acid salicylic acid, malic acid and citric acid are all examples of AHA’s. Glycolic acid was originally extracted from sugar cane, but the acid used in treatment today is synthesized chemically. AHA’s affect the cohesiveness of epidermal cells causing detachment of keratinocytes. They can be used daily on the skin in concentrations of 2% to 15% or as a peeling agent in concentrations of 20% to 70%.All skin types are suitable for AHA peels, however higher percentages may not be suitable for darker skin types.
AHA Peels treat
FrecklesPost inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Melasma
Solar lentigines
Actinic Keratosis
Fine lines and wrinkles
Acne
Oily congested skins
Keratosis pilaris
Most very superficial peels require a week between peels
Superficial peels require 2 weeks between treatments
How many peels?
3 to 6 weekly sessions are the most commonly performed
After Care: The skin maybe sensitive for 1 to 4 days
Bland skin products like aqueous cream or cetaphil are recommended for the first few days.SPF 30-50 daily sunscreen
Cost: peels range from €60 to €90. Packages are available as a treatment course and Plush have special offers running at the moment- Call Joanne or any of her team , Book a course of 4 and receive €20 off each peel .Contact the salon for further details
Welcome Deborah!
Plush are delighted to welcome Therapist and Waxing Specialist Deborah Ambrose (formerly of The Sanctuary Spa) to their team, and are now taking bookings for Deborah.For more information contact Plush Brow and Beauty Lounge, 2 maine street, Tralee, 066 7128634 or check out their facebook page .
Mounthawk Montessori School , Mounthawk Roundabout & Maureen’s Preschool & Childcare Centre, Casements Avenue, Tralee are delighted to announce we have received the National Healthy Ireland Smart Start Award for Pre-schools at the Awards Ceremony at the Athlone IT on Saturday and are now recognized by the Health Improvement Division of the HSE as a Health Promoting Pre-school Services. The Awards were presented by Dr. Cate Hartigan , Head of Health Promotion ,HSE. The event showcased the work of 31 providers nationally , we are delighted to have been two of the Pilot Centres for the Programme which will be rolled out on a county by county basis by the National Childhood Network in partnership with the HSE.
“Taking part in this programme has given us the opportunity to showcase good practice and highlight any improvements required to ensure children in our early years setting are supported to adopt healthy lifestyle behaviours in early childhood” said Director Maureen Quirke
“This has been a huge achievement for our wonderful teams of Early Years Practitioners in both centres, as we mark our 17th year in business” added General Manager , Helena Wallace Dowling
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SAT 9TH AT 12NOON, 1.15PM, 2.45PM, 4.15PM THE MAGIC BOOKSHOP
Monkeyshine Theatre
An interactive experience for everyone over the age of 5.
Welcome to The Magic Bookshop! It’s a treasure trove of wonders where old books flock together and their stories hop from the pages.
TICKETS: €6
SUN 10TH & MON 11TH AT 8PM LIMELIGHT
Tenacity School of Performing Arts
A must see show for all the family with students performing from age three to twenty four years of age.
TICKETS: €15/12 FAMILY OF 4: €50
WED 13TH AT 8PM HANDEL IN IRELAND
A celebration of Handel’s sojourn in Ireland in 1742 presented by Caitríona O’Leary & Dúlra.
TICKETS: €16/13
FRI 1ST – FRI 29TH APRIL ON DOUBT
Artist Denis Buckley’s new work for Siamsa explores doubt in the life of any idealog.
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Question
Should my dog be microchipped? Does the microchip replace a dog licence?
Answer
Under the Microchipping of Dogs Regulations 2015, all dogs born after 1 June 2015 must be microchipped and registered on an authorised database by the time they are 12 weeks old, or if they leave the property on which they were born before the age of 12 weeks.
The microchip does not replace the licence. You will still need to have a licence for your dog. Dog licences are issued by your local authority.
If your dog was born after 1 June 2015 and is now over 12 weeks old, it should already have been microchipped and registered. Since 31 March 2016, the Regulations apply to all dogs over 12 weeks old. Even if your dog has already been microchipped (for a pet passport, for example) it needs to be registered on an authorised database as well.
The microchip can only be implanted by a vet, a veterinary nurse or a person who has been trained by one of the authorised databases. The microchip contains a unique 15-digit number. When you register with an authorised database, this number is recorded on it, along with your name and address details. Microchipping and registering means that, if your dog goes missing and is found, you can be identified as its owner and be reunited with it. If you plan to buy a new dog at any stage, you should check that it has been microchipped and registered. The seller has to give you the dog’s certificate of registration and you should forward it to the relevant database to get the details updated. If you move house, you will need to update your contact details on the database.
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has published a list of authorised databases, along with a set of Frequently Asked Questions, on agriculture.gov.ie.
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On the 16th of March, five students from CBS The Green attended the final of the Certified Irish Angus Beef Schools Competition. The event took place in Croke Park, where the students were interviewed and their knowledge of Irish Angus and efforts to promote it was put to the test. The Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition is about promoting Certified Irish Angus beef among farmers, retailers in the food industry and consumers. The boys focused their approach on targeting the consumer. Having progressed in the competition they now face the task of raising five calves over an 18 month period. They are faced with a new project, and will be tasked with a new theme, but the boys are never shy of a new challenge.
They will put their heart and soul into the next 18 months, their first challenge is a training day in May to be followed by a week at The Ploughing Championships in September, where they will receive their cattle and the real work will begin. The Competition received entries from all over Ireland. The boys have progressed from the initial entry via a video they produced, the interview stage out of Munster in Cork, and the all-Ireland stage in Croke Park, which 20 schools attended. The boys are now one out of five teams of finalists, and plan to win the overall prize of 2000 EURO.
They have expended vast amounts of time creating their cow jigsaw puzzle (pictured) to show the different cuts of beef and their uses. They interviewed Kerry players about their knowledge on the nutritional benefits of Irish Angus beef and found that it was a key part of their diet. On the 29th of February they hosted an Irish Angus Beef burger day to demonstrate firsthand to their fellow students how much better Irish Angus Beef tastes in comparison to other beef burgers. They have also created an app and plan to publish it to the App Store and the Play Store if they receive funding to do so. The boys have officially won their battle for the cattle, but as they say, the war has just begun.
May Bank Holiday weekend in Glanageenty, Ballymacelligott! B WILDERED ‘The John Lenihan Wilderness Challenge’ hosted by Ballymacelligott GAA and sponsored by Lee Strand Protein+ Milk is Kerry’s ultimate fitness challenge set in the wilderness of Glanageenty in Ballymacelligott, Co. Kerry on Saturday, April 30th, 2016 at 11.00am. Participants will test their fitness limits while being captivated by one of Ireland’s hidden gems with magnificent views, rugged hills, waterfall, historical ruins and not forgetting the roaming goats! The course has been designed by running legend John Lenihan in conjunction with Joe O’Connor, Nisus Fitness. John Lenihan trained in Glanageenty to achieve peak fitness when he became the World Mountain Running Champion in 1991. Joe O’Connor, Nisus Fitness is the Fitness & Performance Expert on RTE’s Ireland’s Fittest Family. The combined experience of both individuals has culminated in the ultimate challenge over a 7.5km route with participants embracing natural obstacles and enduring some surprises along the way. Participants will receive a B WILDERED finisher’s mug, medal, goody bag, refreshments and enjoy post-party entertainment. Registration is now open and you can register as an individual or group entry on www.bwildered.ie. An early bird entry offer is available before midnight on Monday, 11th April 2016, where individual entry is €35 and a group of four entry is €120. Entry fee registrations from 12th April, 2016 are individual entry €40 and a group of four entry is €140. For further information please visit www.bwildered.ie or telephone 087 6768634. John O’Sullivan General Manager, Lee Strand stated “Lee Strand Protein+ Milk is delighted to sponsor B WILDERED, once again this year. B WILDERED promises to be a great event and all proceeds will go to the development of a new juvenile training pitch for Ballymacelligott GAA Club boys and girls.” John Lenihan commented at the launch “History shows that this rugged landscape has created heroes and warriors, now is your chance to create your piece of history here in the mysterious valley of legends.” Joe O’Connor, Nisus Fitness commented “B WILDERED will be a combination of hill & trail running, obstacle courses and a little influence of the TV Show Ireland’s Fittest Families. Get your friends together, it will be wet, it will be muddy, it will be fun, it will be challenging, but most of all it will be an experience you will remember. The course is challenging but is set amongst some of the nicest scenery in the country. Remember this is not a race, you can run, jog, walk or crawl - the challenge for you, is to cross the finish line!”
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ABOVE: Pictured at the launch Darkness into Light 5k charity walk for Pieta House on 7th May in Tralee from CBS The Green School at 4.15am. Committee sitting left Nora Conway, Clinical Nurse, Pieta House. Colin Ahern Chairperson, and Dr. Eddie Murphy, Psychologist, back left Danny O’Shea, Aidan O’Sullivan, Martin Brosnan, Marilyn O’Shea, Kieran O’Brien, and Stephanie Turner.
ABOVE: Pictured at the start of the annual Tour De Ballyfinnane Cycle on Saturday in aid of Ballyfinnane National School. LtoR. Terence Ratigan, Abbey Feale, Dermot Horan, Desmonds, Rich Daly, Kerry Crusaders, Kerry Kennelly, Chain Gang, Tralee.
: Taking part in the annual Tour De Ballyfinnane
Saturday
Ballyfinnane National School.
Paula Casey, Tralee, Marguerite Hickey, Ballyfinnane, Michael Daly, Niall Looney, and Michael Hickey.
Billy O Meara (HRI Services) Billy simplifies and explains Todays Technology
Question: How often should I backup my laptop?
In today’s fast-paced world, backing up your files is of the utmost importance. Typically music, movies, films, data files, projects, and photos are all stored on your phone or laptop so you should regular backup your data. The best way is to backup is to the cloud here are some options that are available. If you have an iPhone and a MacBook then apple will give you 5 GB free for windows you could use Dropbox which only gives you 2 GB free. Microsoft will give you 7GB free using their one drive app. Google is one of best free options out there, you will get 15GB free and it will work on your iPhone, iPad and Android devices.
Question:
I upgraded to Windows 10 can I go back to windows 7?
Yes you can, If it’s been less than a month since you upgraded to Windows 10, you can go back to your previous version of Windows by going to Settings > Update & security > Recovery and selecting either Go back to Windows 7 or Go back to Windows 8.1. This won't affect your personal files, but it will remove any apps you installed after the upgrade to Windows 10. But if it has been more than a month then I can do it for you. Before making any changes to your device make sure you backup your files
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YOUNG girls aged 6-10 from all over Ireland are being invited to enter the selection process to find 67 Rose Buds for this year’s Rose of Tralee International Festival which will take place from 17-23 August. There’s more to the Rose of Tralee than being a Rose or a Rose Escort because 67 young girls from all over Ireland will each be paired with an International Rose during the festival in Tralee.
This year’s Rose Buds, who will be sponsored by Crag Cave, Castleisland and McDonald’s, Tralee, will take part in two parades during the Festival on Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st August and soak up the Festival atmosphere in Tralee. Everyone who enters the selection process must pay a €10 fee per application form, from which €2 will be donated to Barretstown Camp, Co Kildare.
Children will have over six weeks to send in their entries before the 26th May closing date. The names of 67 Rose Buds will be announced on www.RoseofTralee.ie on Friday 10th June and only the 67 successful applicants will be contacted. Entry forms are now available from www.roseoftralee.ie, Facebook, Crag Cave and the Rose of Tralee Festival Office, Denny Street, Tralee.
The entry fee is payable by cheque, postal order and cash and for more information, please email Rosebuds@roseoftralee.ie.
Happy Birthday
Geraldine Erraught (From Ballymaceillgott) and Marty Morrissey at Martys Party last Saturday night in Kingdom Greyhound Stadium
This is something that we are delighted to now be offering our clients here @ Expose beauty & hair studio says Kate business development manager for expose. We really felt that on one level we were offering results driven treatments- but as client care is our number priority wanted to offer complete peace and relaxation also. So in March this year Expose opened their NEW facial,body & relaxation rooms. We feel this adds a lot more luxury to the whole salon experience,something that is only usually found in spas. This new area is a world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and the stresses that come with juggling a work life balance. Its brings peace and tranquillity with serene surroundings. All the treatment rooms bring a sense of intense relaxation with soothing colours and décor. Most importantly though is that you will leave expose not only feeling great but looking great too!!
Everybody wants to look their best & being able to offer our clients advanced skincare treatments is another huge advantage for anyone thinking of booking an appointment @ Expose. Our therapists are all extremely professional and well trained skin care specialiats. All new clients will receive an indepth skin analysis before their treatment with further care taken on following visits to ensure any changes in skin condition are noted and treated accordingly. We don’t look at people coming through our doors as just customers says Kate, they are clients and their needs and expecations from treatments is our number one goal. We want everyone to leave our salon feeling like they have been really looked after as well as looking fantastic!! Advanced systems such as luminette IPL can treat annoying problems for clients like thread veins,unwanted facial hair and pigmentation. Sarah our beauty manager has lots of years of experience working with IPL (our system using heat & light to diminish the mentioned problems)so you can be confident you will be in safe hands. With treatments starting from as little as €45 per area.
Visit us with your hair already washed for blowdry or your hair dry for a 15 minute
Having applied your own foundation at home do your eye make up & lips
Voila you are
Omnilux hailed as the safe alternative to botox is another option for clients visiting Expose. This revolutionary treatment was originally devised to be used in hospitals in their burns units because of its immense healing power and is still used today.It has been developed further for the beauty industry to plump out the skin ,smooth fine lines and wrinkles and leave skin with a more even youthful complexion. Another setting on this advanced machine also treats teenage and adult acne by penetrating deep down to kill off any acne causing bacteria. This treatment is fantastic says Kate. The benefits of this treatment are just amazing! it is non invasive and there is no down time so you can have your treatment in your lunch break if you wish!We can also add omnilux onto your regular facial for an added boost or clients get amazing results when they have omnilux after one of our Dermaceutic peels. If you have very congested skin with a lot of blackheads and white heads or a thickened skin Medical Microdermabrasion is the answer leaving your skin smooth and refined. Again for an added glow to your skin we can introduce omnilux after this treatment for truly thorough results Dermaceutic is one of the 3 professional skincare lines that we carry all giving optimum results. Sometimes all a client may require are regular prescription or maintenance facials. We offer FREE consultations to all our clients so if you are unsure exactly what your skin requires we can make that decision for you. All our clients having facial or body treatments can avail of our NEW relaxation suite,where you can listen to soothing sounds,sip herbal tea, read a magazine or perhaps just snooze after your treatment.
To introduce you to our NEW facial, body & relaxation suite, we are offering an indulgent treat so you can relax &
30 minute warm oil massage with tiger balm to soothe aching muscles followed by 30 minute skin specific facial
€60
Afterwards unwind in our relaxation enjoy some herbal tea & fresh fruit surrounded by scented oils & chill out music...
Our sister hair salon next door which also houses our nail and make up area brings a different feel and has for want of a better word a more buzzy feel! Says Kate. While having your nails done you can enjoy a coffee,latte or cappuccino watch a little TV or just relax!
Opening hours: Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday 9.30am - 6.00pm - Thursday/Friday 9.30am-8pm follow us on facebook
Our Hair stylists offer a friendly professional service and are always keen to experiment if you feel like a “makeover” with FREE parking and wifi Expose can offer their clients a convenient friendly and truly professional experience.
Mounthawk Roundabout, Fenit Road, Tralee | Tel: 066 7189009 | www.exposebeauty.ie
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Visit us with your hair already washed for a 15 minute blowdry or your hair dry for a 15 minute up style.
Having applied your own foundation at home we will do your eye make up & lips in 15 mins. Voila you are ready to go!
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To introduce you to our NEW facial, body & relaxation suite, we are offering you an indulgent treat so you can relax & unwind...
30 minute warm oil massage with tiger balm to soothe aching muscles followed by 30 minute skin specific facial
€60
Hello my beautiful friends, hope you’re all having a great week! This week I’m going to do a ‘Current Favourites’ post in which I will talk about everything that I am loving at the moment.
In no particular order, here are the things that I’m absolutely OBSESSING over at the moment!
• The Kylie Lip Kits – If you follow me on Instagram, Snapchat or Facebook you’ll already know that my obsession with the Kylie Jenner lip kits is strong. I have the colours Mary Jo K, a fabulous red shade and Candy K, a pinkish nude shade. The kit comes with an insanely pigmented lip liner and a matte liquid lipstick. Because it is matte I thought it would really dry out my lips but that is not the case. It is such a high quality product and lasts all day! Kylie is restocking the kits every week or so on her website Kyliecosmetics.com. Last night I ordered Dolce K with my roommates so that we could share the delivery cost. The kit itself is 29 dollars which works out at about 25 euro, great value for a lip liner and lipstick! The delivery works out at another 14 euro, which is why me and my roommates ordered them last night together and shared the delivery price. 100% worth it.
• BECCA Cosmetics & Jaclyn Hill Champagne Pop Highlighter – THIS HIGHLIGHTER IS LIFE. I’m serious, it’s amazing. I got it in Sephora in Toronto but you can get it online on Space Nk or Cult Beauty for about 40 euro. Made by YouTuber Jaclyn Hill with Becca Cosmetics, this highlight gives that goddess glow highlight to my cheeks.
• Lumee Selfie Case – Yes I bought one, and I love it. The Lumee selfie case is a case for your iPhone that has LED lights so that you always have good lighting for selfies. I know it sounds vain but when I do my makeup you don’t understand the absolute struggle I used to go through to get good lighting if there was no natural daylight available to me. Now I can have well lit pictures all the time so who’s really winning here?
• Blank Canvas Cosmetics Master Series Palette One – I was lucky enough to have Blank Canvas send me this eyeshadow palette and I rarely use anything else. It has 12 warm brown insanely pigmented shades, perfect for me as warm browns are basically all I wear. It’s priced at 34 euro which is brilliant value. I literally use this palette every single time I do my makeup.
• Catrice Camouflage Concealer – I discovered this from Lucy Bradley @Lbmakeup on snapchat, she’s amazing at makeup and was always going on about how unreal this concealer is. It’s only 3.50 so I said I’d give it a try and I am obsessssssing. If you don’t have it, go buy it. You won’t be sorry.
So that’s it for this week everyone, if you have any questions or want to know more you can email me at bexblahbeauty@gmail.com, follow my Facebook page ‘Bexblah Blog’, Instagram @Bexblah, Snapchat @ Bexblah
First off, quick update about how weighing myself daily is going… On the 22nd of March I started weighing myself every day for the simple fact that I wanted to make sure I stay on track with my goals and I’m accountable for what I do. It’s going really well so far, I have been able to track my progress as well as see how certain things, aka going all out bank holiday weekend, affect my weight and how fast my body bounces back from it. I also find that weighing myself every day keeps my sticking to my food plan way more and I’m less likely to eat for boredom at night as I know I have to weigh myself the following morning.
So all in all it’s going well. I have specific goals and I am more determined than ever to meet them!
Secondly, I said I’d talk about gym music. The right music in the gym really gets me pumped and enhances my workout. So here’s my current workout playlist.
Famous – Kanye West
Waves – Kanye West
Encore – Jay Z
Hard For – Kevin Gates
Summer Sixteen – Drake
Back Up – Dej Loaf
Uber Everywhere – Madeintyo
Exchange – Bryson Tiller
Sorry Not Sorry – Bryson Tiller
Panda – Desiigner
LA Confidential – Tory Lanez
Well folks I have a ton of emails about wild garlic and requests for more recipes with it. so of course here are two more wild garlic grows wild all over Kerry and couldn’t be easier to pick and use, use it in place of garlic and herbs in any dish and you can my back recipes from the Tralee advertiser and much more about the food scene around Kerry and its chefs on www.traleeculinarygangsters.wordpress.com
• 2 heaped teaspoons fennel seeds
• 2 dried red chillies , crumbled
• olive oil
• 4 higher-welfare coarse Italian or butcher sausages
• 4 handfuls wild garlic leaves , washed, plus 4 handfuls of spinach leaves, washed
• 320 g fusilli
• 1 lemon
• sea salt
• freshly ground black pepper
• 1 small handful Parmesan cheese , freshly grated, plus extra for serving
this dish
Bash up the fennel seeds and chillies in a pestle and mortar, then put to one side. Heat a splash of olive oil in a pan on a medium heat. Cut open the sausage skins and squeeze the meat into the pan. Stir it around with a wooden spoon, breaking it up into small pieces so it resembles coarse mince. Fry for a few minutes until the meat starts to colour and the fat has started to render out. Add the bashed up fennel seeds and chillies to the meat, and cook on a medium heat for around 10 minutes until the meat is crisp, dark golden brown and caramelised. Turn the heat down to low. Put a large saucepan of salted water on to boil. If you managed to get hold of wild garlic leaves, simply blanch them in the boiling water for 3 minutes, then scoop out and put in a food processor. If you aren’t using wild garlic, add the garlic cloves to the water and cook for 3 to 4 minutes before adding the spinach. Cook for another 3 to 4 minutes, until the spinach has wilted, then fish out all the spinach and the garlic cloves with a slotted spoon, and put it all into a food processor. Add the fusilli to the water, bring it back to the boil and cook according to the packet instructions. Blitz the wild garlic leaves or the cooked garlic and spinach in the food processor, until you have a deep green sauce, then add a lug of olive oil, a grating of lemon zest and a pinch of salt and pepper. When the pasta is al dente, drain it in a colander, reserving some of the cooking water. Put the pasta back in the saucepan and add a splash of the cooking water and a squeeze of lemon juice. Gently stir the lovely green sauce into the pasta to coat it then immediately divide the pasta between your bowls. Top with the delicious crisp sausage meat and a nice grating of Parmesan cheese, and serve.
INGREDIENTS METHOD
• 4 skinless chicken breasts
• 100g wild garlic butter,
• 50g plain flour, well seasoned
• 3 large egg, beaten
• 125g panko or coarse dried breadcrumbs
• sunflower oil, for frying
• mixed leaves, to serve
• lemon wedges, to serve
METHOD
1. Slice a deep pocket in each chicken breast. To do this, insert a deep knife into the thickest end of the breast. Keep pushing down along the breast, about halfway into the fillet, being careful not to cut all the way through. Push your finger down into the hole to open it, then stuff with 25g wild garlic butter, making sure that it goes all the way into the pocket. Repeat the process with the remaining chicken breasts.
2. Line up 3 shallow bowls and put the flour in the first, the beaten eggs in the second and the breadcrumbs in the third. Dredge each chicken breast in the flour, then coat in the eggs and lastly the breadcrumbs. Dip each one in the eggs for a second time, then coat again in the breadcrumbs. Transfer to a plate and repeat with the remaining stuffed chicken breasts. Cover the plate with cling film and chill for at least 1 hr.
3. When you are ready to eat, heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Fill a pan 2cm deep with oil and set over a medium-high heat. Once hot, fry the Kievs for 2-3 mins each side until golden brown, then transfer to a baking tray. Pop in the oven for 15 mins or until cooked through. Serve with salad leaves and a lemon wedge to squeeze over.
Let me know if you enjoyed them and we will continue our healthy eating next week and remember to send your questions to:
Despite the fact that I’m a gentleman, I have no luck with women, I just always seem to screw things up.
Recently I saw an attractive woman. I decided to open the doors for her. Unfortunately, she got sucked out of the plane.
Cow 1: Hey, did you hear about the big outbreak of mad cow disease?
Cow 2: Good thing I’m a helicopter.
And the scene where the 3 Wise Men bring gifts to Baby Jesus was approaching. The second class pupils walked to center stage one after another, faced Baby Jesus, and placed their gifts on the ground one at a time.
“I bring you gold” the first child said “I bring you myrrh” the second child said “Frank sent this” the last child said.
“And where are you rushing to sir?”
“Officer, I’m attending a lecture on drinking and driving.”
“Is that so? Who is giving a lecture at this time of the night?”
“My wife.”
Wife: What are your plans for Easter?
Husband: Same as Jesus..
Wife: What do you mean ??
Husband:I will disappear on Friday and reappear on Monday!!
Because they had reservations.
Well, the people in Dubai don’t like the Flintstones, but the people in Abu-Dhabi-Do.
And now some jokes sent in from our readers!
This week from Richard Cronin
A judge was interviewing a woman regarding her pending divorce, and asked, “What are the grounds for your divorce?” She replied, “About four acres and a nice little home in the middle of the property with a stream running by”. “No” he said, “I mean what is the foundation of this case?”. “It is made of concrete, brick and mortar”, she responded. “I mean” he continued, “What are your relations like?”. “I have an aunt and uncle living here in town, and so do my husband’s parents”. He said, “Do you have a real grudge?” “No,” she replied, “We have a two-car carport and have never really needed one”. “Please,” he tried again, “Ma’am, does your husband ever beat you up?”. “Yes,” she responded, “about twice a week he gets up earlier than I do”. Finally, in frustration, the judge asked, “Lady, why do you want a divorce?” “Oh, I don’t want a divorce” she replied. “I’ve never wanted a divorce. My husband does. He said he can’t communicate with me!”
After being married for thirty years, a wife asked her husband to describe her. He looked at her for a while, then said, “You’re an alphabet wife A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K.” She asks ...”What does that mean?” He said: “Adorable, Beautiful, Cute, Delightful, Elegant, Fabulous, Gorgeous, and Hot”. Smiling she said “ah I really do love you but what does the I, J, K, stand for?”. He said “I’m Just Kidding!”
Tralee law firm Cadogan O’ Regan Solicitors have been announced as finalists in the AIB Private Banking Irish Law Awards 2016. Healy Crowley Ahern Solicitors from Caherciveen has also been shortlisted for ‘Law Firm Innovation Award of the Year’ and Cadogan O’ Regan Solicitors has been shortlisted for ‘Munster Provincial Law Firm of the Year under 5 Solicitors’. Now in its fifth year, the awards commend excellence in Irish law and recognise the outstanding achievements and exemplary practices of leading law firms, legal practitioners and in-house legal teams across Ireland. The judging panel for the AIB Private Banking Irish Law Awards is chaired by notary public and solicitor, Dr. Eamonn G.Hall and the awards’ judging panel review each submission in the context of the criteria for each category. The awards will culminate on May 6 with a black-tie gala evening ceremony hosted by Miriam O’Callaghan, in the DoubleTree by Hilton, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Nominations were strong across all categories including; ‘Banking, Finance/Restructuring & Insolvency Team/Lawyer of the Year’ , ‘Family Law Team/Lawyer of the Year’, ‘Public Sector Law Team/Lawyer of the Year’, ‘Employment Law Team/Lawyer of the Year’, ‘In House Legal Team/Lawyer of the Year’ and ‘Legal Executive of the Year’. Commenting on the calibre of the finalists, Patrick Farrell, Head of AIB Private Banking said: “I would like to congratulate the finalists in all the respective categories. The increased level and calibre of nominations speaks volumes for the growing stature of this event. Many of our valued customers are legal professionals who do outstanding work and we are delighted to be associated with an event that recognises excellence in this field.” Adding to this, Dr. Eamonn G. Hall, Chairman of the judging panel said: “The submissions for the AIB Private Banking Irish Law Awards reflect the significant and impressive achievements of solicitors, barristers and legal executives from all over Ireland. The Awards will recognise these lawyers for the excellent client service they provide. The judges greatly admire the many achievements of these lawyers which all deserve to be celebrated.” Charity partners for the AIB Private Banking Irish Law Awards are the Solicitors’ Benevolent Association, The Barristers’ Benevolent Society and the Peter McVerry Trust. For a full list of this year’s finalists visit www.irishlawawards.ie or contact Michelle Morrisroe on (01) 432 2226, or michelle.morrisroe@ashvillemediagroup.com
“We were honoured to host a coffee morning in aid of Kerry/Cork link bus attended by the chairman Jay Galvin & service manager Breda Dyland last week . It was a successful morning and we at Oaklands Daybreak were delighted to host this event for such a worthy cause.” says owner James O Donoghue
Music lovers are in for a treat this weekend as the Brogue lays on a fantastic 80s Night and Late Bar with local favourite Chris Shortt on Saturday Night with great Trad Sessions happening both Friday and Sunday . After recently launching their new “Rock Bird “ menu , Fiona & Kevin in the Brogue are delighted with the reaction to it from their customers . Its a slighty different menu to the normal Early Bird available everywhere says Fiona . There is better value , more choice and its available for longer.
So its a natural choice to call it the RockBird Menu . So as the menu says , The Brogue ‘ Rocks’ at the Weekends !!!
Volkswagen investors from the UK have joined a multi-billion-euro lawsuit against the car maker that claims details about its emissions scandal were not published in a timely manner. The lawsuit, for damages of €3.25bn (£2.52bn), was filed at a regional court in Braunschweig in VW’s home state of Lower Saxony by 278 investors from across the world. The company has admitted installing “defeat devices” - software that allows cars to cheat in emissions tests - on 11m vehicles worldwide. Law firm TISAB, which is representing the investors, said the lawsuit was over whether VW neglected its duty to the capital markets between June 2008 and September 18, 2015. A spokesman for VW said the car maker could not comment because it had not been sent the lawsuit. The law firm has also filed a motion for so-called model claims, a German legal procedure which uses court rulings won by individual investors as templates to set damages for others that are equally affected. “Due to the fact that ... Volkswagen persistently denies any settlement negotiations and also refuses to waive the statute of limitation defense until now, it was necessary to file this first multi-billion-euro lawsuit,” lawyer Andreas Tilp said. It came as a former VW employee accused the company of deleting documents in the ongoing diesel emissions investigations. Daniel Donovan, who worked as an information technology employee in VW’s general counsel office, filed a seperate lawsuit claiming he was fired in December “because of his refusal to participate in a course of action” that would destroy evidence and obstruct justice.
A FERRARI that competed in some of the world’s most famous race events in the late 1950s has set a new world record for a racing car at auction, with the hammer coming down at €32m (£24.7m or $35.7m).The 1957 Ferrari 335 S Spider Scaglietti – which not only set a lap record at Le Mans with British driving ace Mike Hawthorn at the wheel, but also raced at Sebring in the US, the Mille Miglia in Italy and won the 1958 Cuba Grand Prix when driven by Stirling Moss – was sold on Friday for more than €32m, including taxes and the buyer’s premium, by auction house Artcurial. However, this isn’t the world record price for a car: that belongs to another Ferrari, a 250 GTO that went for $38m at an auction at Pebble Beach in California in 2014.In what was said to be a frantic auction, two bidders went head-to-head for more than 10 minutes before the victor, said only to be an “international buyer” represented in the room, came out on top. The 335 S is powered by a 4.1-litre engine that generates around 385bhp and, in its prime, was capable of 186mph. Quite apart from its pace, the absence of seat belts required a high degree of bravery to drive it. In addition to its racing pedigree and rarity (only four 335 S cars were ever buiult), one of the other factors that contributed to the extraordinary price is the car’s provenance – its recorded history and ownership – which included being part of a French private collection since 1970, owned by the late Pierre Bardinon, a prolific and renowned car collector. The new owner can’t drive their new purchase on a public road, however: it’s not homologated (certified) for road use, so it’s not registered as a road car – it would be too loud, for one thing. The owner is likely to drive it on a track, though, because, as Geneva-based British classic car specialist Simon Kidston said, in the wake of the sale: “Buying this car and not driving it would be like marrying the world’s most beautiful woman and not going to bed with her.”
Q: I have a 19,000-mile VW Golf 1.2. On startup from cold, there is an awful noise from the engine. It’s also using oil. What’s wrong? GB
A: Many chain-cam engines rattle briefly before the oil is warm and has circulated. It’s important to ignore VW’s long-life oil service regime and change the oil and filter at least every 10,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first. (VW agreed to replace the chain. It will meet the cost of all parts and 70 per cent of the labour.) HJ
Kerry sports fans are often spoiled when it comes to teams winning titles. After the weekend we have both the hurlers and footballers in Division 1. And who knows how far the hurlers can go. They are the perfect example of building from the grass roots up and giving things time.
The footballers have a great chance of making the final as they have only a few games jumped. It’s interesting to listen to many ‘commentators’ saying that it is great to see Kerry back into a National League final and that it is vital for our Championship preparations. These are the same guys said over the last few years that making the League’s final four was not a huge issue! Kerry should be get past a resurgent Roscommon and then it is either a re-match with Donegal or a crack off the Dubs – two huge games to look forward to.
At underage the Sem’s great win gives Kerry a third Hogan Cup, with the county successful now three years in a row. Add in the two minor titles and hopefully an U21 win and the smile will be from ear to ear in GAA land. This is bound to increase the profile of the game which is good for the future of Kerry football.
Applications are now invited for the GAA Gaeltacht Summer Course Scholarships. They are open to boys and girls and applicants must be registered members of Austin Stacks club. The closing date is Friday April 15th and if interested please text your child’s name and contact details to 087 6606693.
Young players head to Killarney: The u6’s to u10’s will head to Killarney this Sunday for the annual visit to the Legion. Throw in for all groups will be at 10.30am and players are asked to meet at the club at 9.30am. The u12’s first team was very unlucky to go down to Kilcummin by 1 point but the second team defeated the same opposition. The third teams also met with Kilcummin winning narrowly. Teams 1 and 3 will travel to Laune Rangers this Sunday while Team 2 are away to Annascaul. The u14’s were unlucky to go down to An Ghaeltacht with the B’s in the game against Firies until a late on when a goal sealed the Stacks fate. The 15’s are due to be in Central League action this week while the 16’s had a good win over Laune Rangers. Stacks in Scor: The club will be represented in Scor na bPaisti this Sunday April 10th with the six hand reel team in County semi-final action in the Tintean Theatre Ballybunion. The County Finals are set for the following week. The club will also be represented in the quiz on the 17th and we wish them the best of luck.
Scor Success: There was further Scor success this weekend when Spa Killarney won their 9th Senior Figure Dancing All Ireland. Their North Kerry namesakes Spa / Churchill came second
in the quiz which continued their great run which has seen then win twice and now come second in the last three years.
PARNELL’S NEWS:
All ages back in training: Outdoor hurling commenced last Friday at the I.T North Campus Astro Turf for 7 to 8pm for under 6’s boys and girls, under 8 boys and girls and boys under 10’s. All other hurling camogie teams trained in Caherslee at the same 7pm time. Race Night: The main Parnells main fundraiser of the year takes place on the 16th of April in the Rose / Fels Point Hotel with the first race off ay 8.30pm. Club members are selling horses for e30 each. This entitles you to entry into one race where a cash prize will be won by the winner of each race. The club needs as much support as possible and horses can be bought from all club officers.
Camogie: The Parnells under 12 girls are really looking forward to playing a blitz against Munster counties on the hallowed turf at Thurles this Saturday.
Under 10’s at Austin Stack’s Park: Over 30 under 10’s boys and girls were thrilled to play an exhibition game during half time of Kerry’s great hurling win last weekend.
The u14’s played Crotta O’Neills in Round 2 of the County League and while they went down 2-10 to 1-06 despite a very spirited display. A few missed scoring chances and the concession of two late goals was the difference. However the team can take a lot of positives from the game.
The u16’s game versus Abbeydorney has been rearranged for this Sunday at Caherslee at 6.30pm.
The Minors played their first game of 2016. They took on Causeway in a North Kerry fixture. Last year Parnells fielded a minor team for the first time and this year most of these players are of the right age. While Causeway took the win the Parnells players battled to the finish and with a few additions this size can challenge for honours.
On Line Registration: Members are asked to ensure that they and their families are registered on-line as soon as possible.
ST PAT’S NEWS:
There was no winner of the Club Lotto from the numbers drawn 16, 19, 23 and 25 and the next jackpot will be e5,500 with the draw in Keane’s Bar on Sunday night.
The u6’s and 8’s are training outdoor while the u10’s are enjoying their Go Games. They are due to play Annascaul this Sunday at home at 11am with the 6’s and 8’s also playing the same opposition. The u12’s played their first game in the County League away to Listry in a cracking game and their next game is at home to Kilcummin this Sunday at 6pm. The u14’s put up a good performance away to a strong Churchill in the St Brendan’s League. They have a bye in the County League Round 2 and will meet Asdee / Ballylongford away in
Round 3. The 16’s are away to Castlegregory in the Central Region League this Monday, April 11th.
Girls training has resumed on Sunday’s from 10.30 to 11.30am and all aged between 8 and 12 are welcome.
Seniors: The seniors were defeated 1-10 to 3-14 in the County League Division Round 3. Their next game is away to Keel this Saturday at 6.30pm.
Feile 2016: The build-up to Feile continues to gather momentum for the big weekend of June 24th to 26th. St Pat’s were drawn in Division 9 and will host Delaware Gaels from Philadelphia, Dingle and Offaly in their group. Mary Wallace is organising a bag packing fundraiser and all help will be appreciated. The club wishes its Scor acts all the best for the County semi-finals this Saturday night..
KERINS O’RAHILLY’S
Seniors: The seniors are in Senior County League Division 1 Round 3 action this Saturday at 6.30pm in Templenoe. The Minors play Firies in the County League away at 6.30pm on Friday.
Juveniles: All the juvenile teams, including the girls, in the club train at the usual times and new members are always welcome. The u16’s play Abbeydorney this Friday but the venue was not known at the time of going to press.
Feile: Thanks to all those who helped or contributed to the clubs recent Feile fundraisers – the bake sale and bag packing in Dunnes.
Annual Club Mass: There was a nice turnout for the annual club Mass where all deceased members and relatives were remembered.
Lotto: There was no winner of the Lotto from the numbers drawn 10, 19, 20 and 27 and the next jackpot will be e2100.
Off field activities: All the regular weekly off field activities go ahead as normal at this busy club.
The Tralee Bay Sailing Club will be launching their 20-16 season this Saturday, April 9th at 7pm in the Clubhouse. All those involved are asked to do the final checks on their boats. There will be a special appearance from Brian Carlin, the sailing and yachting photo and videographer who was on Team Vestas Wind when it crashed in the Indian ocean. If you haven’t seen the footage of the crash and the evacuation it is worth checking out. Thankfully all those on board got off safely. Brian’s talk will be the opening part of the evening so that juniors can attend to hear him speak.
TRALEE’S YOUNGSTERS DO WELL IN WATERFORD:
Following on from the Ras Mumhan action on the roads of Kerry over Easter the action turned to Waterford on Sunday with the Dungarvan Cycling Club Cyclesports GP. The strength of Kerry cycling at the underage
level was apparent again with riders from the county on the podium in all three age groups. Kieran Coggins of Tralee CC was very impressive in the u16’s taking second place behind Comeragh CC’s Kieran O’Sullivan. Castlegregory’s Tom Moriarty who rides with O’Leary Stone Kanturk was the winner of a tough u14 section. Tralee Manor West iBike’s Sean Barrett was 5th in the same section. In the u12 race Killarney Cycling Clubs Shane Galvin took the runners up spot in a race won by Carlow CC’s Conal Scully. In the Ladies race Kenmare CC’s Lisa Staplebrook finished well inside the top ten taking 8th spot.
CIRCUIT OF KERRY
ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS:
The Rose Hotel Circuit of Kerry saw the huge field rally in almost perfect conditions with the event counting as the second round of the Triton Showers National Rally Championship. An event like this takes weeks and weeks of planning by a dedicated bunch of volunteers who put in a huge effort to make sure things run well. The proof of how professional the Kerry Motor Club are can be seen in the top class entry that took to the stages in Ballymac, Knocknagoshel and Brosna. While the overall victory went to the Donegal dup of Declan and Brian Boyle (Ford Fiesta WRC) there was plenty of Kerry successes after the 7 stage event.
Kerry co-driver Tony Healy called the notes for Tyrone’s Ryan Loughran as the duo took the Modified section in their Ford Escort Mk2. The Junior section also had a Kerry co-driver on the top step of the podium with Kieran O’Donoghue alongside Meath’s Gary McNamee in their Honda Civic.
Aidan Buckley and Alan O’Doherty (Ford Escort Mk1) were another Kerry crew in the prizes as they won Class 17 and the Historic section just ahead of fellow Kerry men PJ O’Dowd and John Young in the Talbot Sunbeam. In Class 10 the all Kerry crew of Eddie Kennelly and Timmy Murphy took the honours in their Ford Escort while John Browne and Sean O’Coileain were 3rd in Class IIF in a Honda Civic. There was more Kerry success in Class IIR with Keith McCarthy co-driving Kenneth Ryan’s Escort MK2 to top spot. Cyril Wharton and Helen Duggan had a good day out in Class 12 as they took the runners up spot in another Ford Escort MK2. For some of the top Kerry crews it was not a day to remember. Alan Ring, with regular co-driver Adrian Deasy alongside him in their new Ford Fiesta R5 + were in 6th early on before being forced out two kilometres from the end of Stage 3 with fuel related issues. Rob Duggan was debuting his Vauxhall Adam as part of the works team that were using the event as a shakedown for the upcoming Circuit of Ireland. However his rally ended on the opening stage with mechanical issues and although he re-joined for the second loop of stages he was side lined with a technical problem.
WILLIAM’S SCORES
HISTORIC KERRY GOAL:
The Kerry u17’s played their first away game and second game in the Airtricity League when
they travelled away to Bray Wanderers. The success of Kerry’s first season at this level will be measured in small steps. Credit goes to the players who matched Bray for long periods of the game. Kerry should have gone in front in the 23rd minute but the Bray keeper made a very good save from a Kevin Williams effort. The game at this level is all about taking your chances and Bray did that with 3 quick goals in the 30th, 35th and 39th minutes. Kerry kept battling and got their reward when Williams showed great alertness to pounce on a loose kick out and slip the ball to the net to give his side their first U17 League of Ireland goal. Bray did score twice more for a 5-1 win but Kerry will take some positives from this game. They realise they have to be on their game from the start and sustain the performance all through. And when they get chances they must take them. They welcome UCD to Tralee this Sunday with the Dublin side having won both their games defeating Wexford Youths 4-3 on Sunday.
Kerry: Robert Osbourne, Gearoid Dillane, Thomas Burke (Sheldon Neill 70 mins), Conor Standen, David O’Connor (Blake Bolster 60 mins), Darren Loughnane (Shaagh O’Connor 82), Dylan O’Sullivan (Sean Carmody 60 mins), Martin Cloughlin, Dillon Robinson, Thando Dube, Kevin Williams. Subs not used – Ben Cooney, Neil Downey and Brian Lonegan.
RIAN AND THE BOYS IN GREEN UNLUCKY:
There was heart break for former Tralee Dynamos player Rian O’Sullivan who played in two of his sides three games in the Elite u17 Euro qualifier. Sadly they went out on penalties to Poland.
TRALEE SCHOOL’S LOOK TO PROGRESS IN FAI 5’S:
The qualifying rounds of the FAI 5’s for Primary Schools take place this week in Christy Leahy Park in Tralee. They will all be looking for places in the County Finals Day next Tuesday April 12th at the same venue from 10am to 2pm. School children from 5th and 6th classes from Tralee and around the county will be vying for the title of Kerry champions and a place in the Provincial finals. Last year saw 61 teams and 450 boys and girls taking part in sections depending on the size of schools.
JJ WIN’S RACKETBALL ALL IRELAND: Tralee JJ Bonn is celebrating a racketball All Ireland title after he won the doubles in Kilkenny at the weekend. He teamed up with Padraig O’Dowd from the host town to take the title. The Tralee Racketball club were due to host a big competition this weekend but have postponed it until later in the year to coincide with the Tralee Sports Complex 40th anniversary celebrations.
MORE SEMI-FINALS AND FINALS AT THE TRACK:
This Friday night at the Kingdom Greyhound Stadium it’s the semi-finals of the John and Mary Killeacle Dowling A1 570 yards Memorial plus a fundraiser for St Michael’s College Listowel. A busy Saturday night sees the final of the Broadway Pet Foods A5 525, the semi-finals of the Tobar na Molt coursing
bred stake, the semi-finals of the Kerry Schoolboys Girls League N1/N2 525 yard, the semi -finals of the Listowel coursing club A1 525 yards buster stake and also a fundraiser for the Milltown /Listry Ladies GAA club. The Lee Strand A3 confined 550 yards begins on Friday April 15th with entries taken at the Racing Office on 061 448057.
ST BRENDAN’S / OAKPARK NEWS:
Swimming: Names will be taken this Friday, April 8th from 5 to 6pm at the Complex for the forthcoming swimming competition that takes place on Sunday May 1st with boys and girls from u8’s to u16’s eligible.
Upcoming events: Anyone interested in cross country running or mixed distance races should contact the club immediately. The race takes place on Sunday May 8th. Gymnastics will be held on Sunday May 15th and again if interested contact the club.
TRALEE’S JAMIE BLAKE
PUTT HIS WAY TO VICTORY:
Last Sunday morning the Danny Nolan Memorial Kerry 2-Ball Scramble took place in Deerpark Killarney where Danny was a stalwart for many years. The team of Tralee’s Jamie Blake and Gleneagle’s John O’Halloran won the Gross on 27 under. They finished one shot better than Deerpark’s Damien Fleming and Newmarket’s Con Buckley. The second net winners were the Deerpark duo of Mike O’Connor and John O’Brien but the overall winning pair were Kieran Fitzpatrick and Hugh O’Sullivan.
Munster Qualifiers: The Munster MatchPlay qualifiers will take place in Tralee on Wednesday April 20th at 6pm and players are reminded that the dress code will be in place.
FINAL DATES KNOWN FOR TUBORG DARTS LEAGUES:
There were some important games played on Friday night in the Tuborg Darts League. In Group A Parkers A were 5-2 winners over Huddle A while O’Connor’s Bar defeated McElligots Bar 6-1. Both game in Group B were close affairs and were won by the odd leg in 7. Slieve Mish and Brodericks Bar had 4-3 wins over Railway A and The Complex respectively. Keane’s Bar were too strong for Bolands Bar winning 6-1. Railway B beat Huddle C 4-3 while Dew Drop had a 5-2 victory over Parker’s B.
Dates for your Darts Diary: The dates for the finals of the 3 groups have been announced. Group C is first up on April 15th in the Huddle Bar, Group B takes place in the same venue on April 29th while the big one the A final is on May 6th in Parkers Bar Kilflynn.
ON THE GREEN: In Tralee the MC 2 sponsored by the TLI Group was won by Danny Leane on 40 points. Patrick Stack was second and Barry Murphy third. The Beat Gross went to Killian Wolffe with Terry Egan taking the +18 prize.
CAMOGIE: Kerry face Roscommon in the National League semi-final this weekend. The game goes ahead in the Gort GAA Grounds at 1pm on Sunday.
Saint Expedite, Noble Roman youth, martyr l You who quickly brings things to pass You who never delays, I come to you I need (Clearly express what you want and ask him to find a way to get it to you) Do this for me, Saint Expedite, and when it is accomplished, l will as rapidly reply with an offering to you (State your vow or promise) Be quick. Saint Expedite! Grant my wish before your candle burns out and I will glorify your name Amen. Thank you St. Expedite for answering my request. I promise publication to spread your devotion. For anyone in need say this prayer and your request will be granted. My request was granted M.O.T
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. DES
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. J.M.B.
Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours, this time I ask you this special one (mention favour). Take it dear Heart of Jesus and place it within your Heart where your Father sees it, then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. R.D.
Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours, this time I ask you this special one (mention favour). Take it dear Heart of Jesus and place it within your Heart where your Father sees it, then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. R.D.
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A 1916 exhibition hurling match hosted by Reardens Bar will take place on April 10th between a Cork and Tipperary XV who will don vintage jerseys while playing with 1916 replica hurleys. After the game a special memorial with Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh will be held to remember the life and career of Kerry Footballing legend John Egan in Reardens bar.
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