West & Mid Kerry Live 174

Kerry Live

ISSUE / E ISIÚINT 174

West & Mid

16ú - 31ú Márta 2016

Corca Dhuibhne Beo

Essential Community News and Event Guide For West & Mid Kerry.

Nuacht, Imeachtaí & Eolas Cuí do Chiarraí Thiar & Chiarraí Lár

Dingle To Killorglin Castlegregory to Cromane

SAOR IN AISCE

FREE

West from Caherconree: Mossy Donegan

Clogher: Mossy Donegan

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San Eagrán Seo / In This Issue

Goose Island Workshop INCHALOUGHRA, CASTLEGREGORY

Specialising in the design & making of bespoke free standing furniture.

pg 8 : What’s Going On? Pg 12: Farming News Pg 14: Excerpts From A Dingle Diary

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HANDMADE WINDSOR CHAIRS & STOOLS

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TABLES & DRESSERS

pg 28: Wrongway Corrigan

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DISPLAY CABINETS

pg 33: Dingle Film Festival Programme

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FULL DESIGN SERVICE

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CONTEMPORARY &

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TRADITIONAL STYLES

Pg 18: Sport with Tadhg Evans

pg 37 : Greta’s Herbs

Further information phone:066-7139896 gooseislandworkshop@gmail.com

pg 46: Toddler tantrums pg 42: West Kerry GAA

News from The Marts Dingle

pg 50: Glasgow and 1916 Pg 52: Dingle Cookery School Recipe

General sheep suckler & cattle sale Saturday March 19th commencing with sheep at 11am incl. 8 friesian in calf heifers & 4 calved friesian heifers

Pg 60: Live Music Listings Pg 62: Crossword Pg 63: Classifieds

To Advertise Contact us on 066-9150530

Milltown Weekly calf and sheep sale Tuesday 22nd and Tuesday 29th March. Fat stock show & sale March 26th.

Lorcán: 086-1737944 Mossy: 087-2149327 Email: westkerrynews@gmail.com or check us out on Facebook www.westkerrylive.ie

DINGLE 066 91 51586

M I LLTOWN: 066 97 67309

Essential / Emergency Local Numbers Uimhreacha áitiúla riachtanacha / Uimhreacha éigeandála

IONAID LEIGHIS / MEDICAL CENTRES:

Clinic Cois Abhann, Spa Road , Dingle 066 9151465 Ionad Leighis An Daingin The Mall, Dingle, 066 9152225., Dr. T. Sills, Castlegregory, 0667139226 Mon-Fri, 9:15am to 1:00 pm Saturday, by appointment. Emergencies Doctor’s Surgery Annascaul, West Inch 066-9157227, SouthDoc: 1850 335 999 for all calls between 6.00pm to 8.00am Killorglin Health Centre, Killorglin, Tel: 066 976 1284 Dr Valerie Collins .Market St, 066 976 1253 Cronin, Dr Ann Beach Tree Lodge, Market St, Killorglin (066)9761014 Prendiville, Wm (Killorglin) Cluincorrig, Killorglin (066)9761149 Prenderville Edmond Daly’s Lane, Killorglin (066)9761072 Prenderville Edmond Coolmore Laharn, Killorglin (066)9761512 Milltown Health Centre Milltown (066)9767113

IONAD TRÉIDLIACHTA / VETERINARY SURGERY Brendan O’ Connell, Spa Rd., Dingle. Tel (066) 9151814

EIGEANDÁIL / EMERGENCY:

Police, Fire, Ambulance, Coast Guard: Tel: 112 or 999.

These numbers are free of charge but should only be used in cases of genuine emergencies.

STÁISIÚN NA NGARDAÍ / GARDA STATIONS

Annascaul Garda Station,. Tel: +353 66 9157102 Dingle Garda Station, Tel: +353 66 9151522 Castlegregory Garda Station,Tel: +353 66 7139690 Garda Station, Killorglin, Tel: +353 66 976 1113

FIACLÓIRÍ / DENTISTS

Corkery-Johnson Linda BDS NUI Upper Main St Dingle Co. Kerry (066) 9152333 2 West Kerry Live

Long Bryan G B. Dent. Sc. Main st. Upr .Dingle (066)9151527 Timothy Lynch Dental Surgery, Langford st, Killorglin, 066 97 61831 Mac Domhnaill Dental, Tralee, 066-7121457 / 087-1319792

CLÁR-AMA BUS / BUS TIMETABLES:

Bus Station, Killarney, Co. Kerry. (064) 30011 Bus Station, Tralee, Co. Kerry. (066) 7164700

POITIGÉIRÍ / CHEMISTS:

The Village Pharmacy, Castlegregory, 066-7139646 Walsh John, Pharmacy Green st. Dingle (066)9151365 O’Keeffe Pharmacy Ltd . Strand St.(066)9151310 Grogan’s Pharmacy, Spa Rd, Dingle (066)-9150518 O’Dohertys Pharmacy, Bridge Street, Milltown (066)-9767305 Laune Pharmacy Bridge St Lower, Killorglin 066 976 1131 Mulvihill Pharmacy Ltd, Main St, Killorglin, Phone : 066 976 1115 O’Sullivan’s Pharmacy, Mill Road, Killorglin, Phone : 066 976 2111 O Sullivans Pharmacy 6 Bridge Street, Milltown, 066 9795915

OIFIG TURASÓIREACHTA / TOURIST OFFICES

Dingle - An Daingean Phone: +353(0)669151188 Castlegregory - Talor’s Row, Strand Street, 066-7139422 Ionad Eolais Clochán 087 4552911

OPTICIANS / RADHARC-EOLAÍ

Ó Domhnaill Opticians, Mail Rd., Dingle, (066) 9152863

SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL (SVP) WEST KERRY AREA Annascaul : 089-4259294 Dingle : 086-0203501 Castlegregory/ Cloghane : 087-1647788 Ballyferriter : 066-9156124 Tralee Office -066 -7128021

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Dingle Notes Richard Williams We had a great attendance at the recent Neighbourhood Watch/ Business Watch meeting which was addressed by members of An Garda Siochana. Six people volunteered to help progress the idea of setting up such schemes in Dingle and are to meet the groups involved in the Text Alert system shortly.

A big Cead Mile Failte to all involved in the Dingle Film Festival and especially to Director Maurice Galway and Ryans Daughter star Sarah Myles This film certainly opened our Peninsula to the world stage and intentionally or otherwise was the main forerunner to the huge tourism business which has built steadily since the early seventies here in Corca Dhuibhne. Mile Buiochas Sarah!!!

Comhgairdeachas to the management and staff of Garveys Supervalu on the well merited national award for their magnificent Dingle Premises . Also well done to Benners Hotel and other business outlets in this area who have been the recipients of national and county awards in the hospitality sector over the past few months. It certainly proves that if you put in the effort and go the extra mile the rewards will follow.

programme elsewhere in this edition. The Tomás Ághas memorabilia will be launched on Saturday 19th at 11a.m. in Dingle Library with a short talk on out patriots life by Micheal Ó Móráin. Then at 2p.m. Tim Collins will lead a Historical Walk around Town and both events are free and open to all ages-- so bigi linn. The talk by Noel Ó Murchú on the life of his granduncle Tomás Ruiséal will now be held on Tuesday 29th at 7.30p.m. in O’Flahertys Bridge St followed by an open discussion/ stories on the historical 1916 period. Any schools who wish to have the old Irish notes and coins display please contact the script writer to arrange a suitable date and time.

This years BIG CLEAN UP is scheduled for Good Friday starting from the Bottle Bank at 10a.m. and we hope to surpass the great turnout of 2015 when over 30 volunteers of all ages helped clean our streets and approach roads. If possible bring suitable clothes and gloves and Christy Quill has again offered to host light refreshments in Strand House for all help out on the day. Mile Buiochas Christy and staff of Strand House for your generosity and leadership in this important effort to promote our Peninsula. No alcohol allowed but strong coffee

The weather forecast is looking good for St Patricks Day so we are expecting a big crowd to take part in the Parade which starts from Ashmount Terrace at 12.45p.m.The Theme this year is 1916-2016 and Supervalu are kindly sponsoring prizes for the best entries in different categories( Commercial, Voluntary and Individual).Of course the Banna Ceoil will be out at 6a.m. on St Patricks morning to continue that wonderful Dingle tradition with a stop at St Marys Church for Mass at 6.30a.m.What a town -- with so much going on its no wonder other areas envy our success!!!.

Get An Engraved copy of the Proclamation of Independance Made on original slate from Richmond Barracks in Dublin where the leaders of the 1916 rising where court martialed before they were executed in near by Kilmainham They are a limited addition and each piece is numbered and comes with a certificate

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The Royal Box: Máire and Walter Sheehy observing last year’s St. Patricks Day parade in Dingle Comoradh 1916-2016 i nDaingean Ui Chuis has a nice line up of activities to celebrate this special year in our nations history. See full

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Sessions From The Shop

60 Seconds

This weeks session from the Dingle Record Shop comes from young Derry Singer Songwriter Bridie Monds-Wat-

with

Debbie Steele

son, better known as SOAK. Having recently won the prestigous Choice Music Prize for best Irish album, Mazz has put the session she recorded with the Northern songstress on her site again.

The recording can be heard at www.sessionsfromtheshop. com

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What was your first job?

Trainee Chef What is your favourite film?

It’s a Wonderful Life What is your favourite book?

“It” - Stephen King What Was The First CD / Tape / Record You Bought?

Bat out of Hell - Meat Loaf.

What was your favourite holiday?

South of France What is your favourite drink?

Dingle Gin Who is your favourite actor?

Helen Mirren Who is your sporting hero?

Billy Twomey Two things you’d bring to a desert island?

My teenage daughter & Dingle Gin! What’s your favourite saying?

Tomorrow is another day!

Dingle Film Club Open to Everyone 8.45pm Tuesday Nights

The feature at the Dingle Film Club on Tuesday 22nd of March is ‘By the Sea” .

Written and directed by Angelina Jolie Pitt, and produced by and starring Jolie Pitt and her husband Brad Pitt , the film is a ronmantic drama set in France during the mid-1970s where Vanessa, a former dancer, and her husband Roland, an American writer, travel the country together. They seem to be growing apart, but when they linger in one quiet, seaside town they begin to draw close to some of its more vibrant inhabitants, such as a local bar/café-keeper and a hotel owner.

On Tuesday 29 March @ 8.45 the Film Club will screen “A Bigger Splash” .

Starring Tilda Swinton , Ralph Fiennes and Dakota Johnson the film is a thriller about the lives of a high profile couple, a famous rock star and a filmmaker who are vacationing and recovering on the idyllic sun-drenched and remote Italian island of Pantelleria. There lives are disrupted by the unexpected visit of an old friend and his daughter - creating a whirlwind of jealousy, passion and, ultimately, danger for everyone involved.

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Engraving History In this centenary year of the 1916 rising, local artist and slate craftsman Ken Bolger has been commissioned to produce limited edition replicas of the proclamation. He is privileged to be able to use original slates from the Richmond barracks Dublin where the leaders of the 1916 rebellion were court martialed and sentenced to death. In this centenary year the Richmond barracks are being fully refurnished and transformed into a museum and art gallery in recognition of its importance in Irish history.

The first of these unique pieces of art has already been presented to the lord mayor of Dublin the right honorable Criona Ni Dhálaigh by Ken in the presence of the architect responsible for preserving this important site. Slate craftsman Ken Bolger was delighted with the project: “This really is an honour that I am very excited about. Last year I had the privilege to work with the original slates from Peig Sayers’ house on the Blasket Island with poet Darina Ní Cinnéide to preserve her written and spoken word. Then this year to actually be able to preserve part of the Richmond barracks a truly important historical building and pass on to future generations the exact words which began to shape our independence is something I will be telling the grandchildren “

by local historian Pat Nelligan

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The Lord mayer of Dublin Críona Ní Dhálaigh being presented with a copy of the 1916 Proclamation engraved on slate from artist Ken Bolger.

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What’s Going On? Cad atá ar siúl?

Ciorcal comhrá tosnaithe i dTig Mike Uí Néill, An Cam. An chéad Deardaoin don mhí ó 9.30pm ar aghaidh, failte roimh cách.

Drumming classes at the Percussion Workshop Mondays - Adult beginners. Tuesdays - Kids (all ages). Wednesdays - Teenagers and also on Wednesday - Splanc-The Dingle Carnival Band. Info and bookings: Martin 0872808633

Table Quiz: A table quiz for Annascaul Adult Badminton Club will be held in Hanafins Bar, Annascaul on Friday 18th March 2016 @ 9pm sharp.

All welcome. All support greatly appreciated.

Karate (Shorinji Kempo). Classes in this original Japanese martial art takes place in Girls primary School hall. every Tue. . @ 6.00 pm -7-45pm and Sat. 10am - 11.30am. Paidi 087 7735815

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Washing Machines - CookersTumble Dryers - Fridge Freezers - Dishwashers

Tinteán Ceoil - Live Music. Gach Luan ag 7.30 i.n. Fáilte roimh chách!

Every Monday in Ionad Cultúrtha sa Chlochán (next to O’Donnell’s pub) at 7.30 p.m.. Entry fee €5 adults €2 children which includes refreshments.

Everybody welcome!

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Eaglaise na hÉireann/The Church of Ireland (Anglican/Episcopalian) Dingle Union Service times every Sunday Kilgobbin Church, Camp: 10am Sunday School on First Sundays All Year Round. St.James Church, Dingle:12 noon

Acrylic Painting with Deirdre Lynch at her studio in Cappa Monday Nights 7-9pm Contact Deirdre at 087 6596453.

Beginners Welcome

Dingle Hillwalking Club - Weekly outings on Sundays. Meeting outside Garveys Supervalu @10am. Guests welcome subject to having proper walking gear, i.e. good hiking boots with ankle protection, decent rain jacket, hat, gloves etc. For the club`s full walk schedule please log on to our website: www.dinglehillwalkingclub.com .Off schedule walk routes for the alternate Sundays are decided on the previous Saturday subject to the weather forecast etc.

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Christian Fellowship. Christian Fellowship. Monthly Service of Praise, Prayer & Bible Teaching. The Last Sunday of each month at 7:30 at Gairdin Mhuire Day Care Centre, Green St. Dingle. Also Home Bible discussion group. The 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:30 at Beenbawn Cottage, Binn Ban, Dingle and the last Thursday of each month at 7:30 at 14 Cluain Na Fiadh, Deerpark, Lispole. Further information from Karen 064 663 1613 or Brid 087 313 8957 or Maureen 086 177 1117 Whist - Annascaul every Wednesday night at 8pm in the Community Centre All welcome Tá cruinnithe Al-Anon a tionóltar de ghnáth gach Aoine i Ré Nua, Sraid Eoin, An Daingean, curtha ar ceal go bhfógrófar a mhalairt.

Al-Anon meetings usually held every Friday in Ré Nua, John Street, Dingle, are suspended until further notice.

Handles, hinges, locks, patio rollers, letterboxes etc.

Replace all fogged & broken double and single glazed units.

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BINGO in CYMS Killorglin every Sunday at 8.30pm, in Milltown Hall every Monday at 8.30pm and Wednesday at 8.30 in Glenbeigh Community Centre

Counselling and Psychotherapy for Teenagers and Young Adults!

Dingle branch of the Catholic Grandparents Association meets at 8pm on the first Wednesday of every month in Gairdín Mhuire Centre, Green Street, Dingle. All welcome!

Please call for a phone consultation, information, or an appointment. Beidh fáilte romhat.!

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Free for under 25’s, donations gratefully accepted.!

Breast Feeding support. La Leche league of Dingle: Informal meetings held on the second Thursday of every month at the West Kerry Community Hospital, Dingle at 10.30am.

Welcome all interested women.Informal coffee morning at the Grey’s Lane Bistro, from 11am on the last Saturday of each month, excluding June, July, August and December. For more information/telephone support call Fiona 087-9711342 or Sylvia 087-6636635

Dingle Farmers Market: Every Fri. from 9.00am to 2.30pm in the Holy Ground Carpark Milltown Farmers’ Market, is on every Saturday of the year from 10 to 2 in the Old Church in Milltown. We are also indoor and with plenty parking facilities We have live music every Saturday from around 11 o’clock onwards and there is also a library (Solais) on the premises.

Free english lessons for the unemployed in the old monastery , Dingle every Monday from 6 -8 pm call bill 086 8159881

Dingle Cycling Club have weekly cycles every Saturday morning departing from Dingle Marina at 9am and Sunday morning at 10am.

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Transition Corca Dhuibhne brings you the

Dingle Repair Cafe + Upcycling Sunday Meitheal Deisiúcháin + Uaschúrsála Corca Dhuibhne

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Do you have broken items lying around your house, crying out for some TLC? Or things which are no longer functional but have useful parts which might become something else? Or even things which you imagined would make a sculpture but don't have the time or the skills to create something beautiful with it? Then the Dingle Repair Cafe is for you...

In the last number of years Repair Cafes have been popping up around the world to encourage people to fix things rather than dumping useful things in landfills. In these days of cheap consumer goods we have become a throwaway society where its easier to buy a new item rather than fix what we have. This is just not sustainable.

Repair Cafes provide a supportive environment in which people are involved in fixing things for themselves and possibly learning new skills in the process. You can come along with your broken stuff and get help fixing it, borrow a tool to fix it or get advice on how to fix if it cannot be fixed on the day. There will be a number of people there who can offer help/advice on items such as household appliances, textiles, small furniture repair, electronic hardware, tool sharpening and also some creative minds who will be upcycling items and artists who will be creating works of art with unused items.

So what are you waiting for? ... dust off all that old stuff and bring it to Kennedy's Bar, Goat Street on Sunday the 3rd of April between 2pm and 5pm.

If you have a useful skill and would like to become involved or like to know more, contact Breda on 087 2438697 or Darach on 087 2153758.

Míle Buíochas I would like to sincerely thank all who supported me in the recent General Election.

I will endeavour to represent the people of Kerry to the very best of my ability in Dáil Éireann.

Tralee Sinn Féin Office: 066-7129545 Local Clinics for Martin Ferris for the West & Mid Kerry Areas to follow

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Annascaul Notes

to donate anything, however small or large, or would prefer to bring relevant objects to display for about 2 hours, please contact Patricia 087 202 7086 or Moira 087 697 0311

Noel Spillane

Annascaul ICA. 17 March - No ICA., 24 March - No ICA.

Table Quiz Table Quiz: A table quiz for Annascaul Adult Badminton Club will be held in Hanafins Bar, Annascaul on Friday 18th March 2016 @ 9pm sharp. All welcome. All support greatly appreciated.

ANNASCAUL RISING A community based celebration of Annascaul in 1916 will take place in the village on Easter Weekend 24-28 March. There will be something for all ages including guided walks, seanchaí style performance, historical talks, an exhibition, a street party, an egg hunt, a treasure hunt as well as music and dancing. Why not invite your family and friends home so we can all celebrate our village together? ALL FREE! Thursday 24th March 9.00pm - Annascaul Singing Club. Music & songs of the time and other stirring verses at Patcheen’s Bar. Saturday 26th March 4pm - 6pm - Exhibition of artefacts and photos from 1916 at Annascaul Community Centre.

8.00pm - A Seanchaí Style performance with Paul Kennedy at the South Pole Inn (upstairs).

9.15pm - Annascaul 1913 to Ballinclare Ambush, Historical group at the South Pole Inn (upstairs).

Sunday 27th March2pm - Egg hunt at the church grounds.

3pm - A Walk Through The Village. A social historical walk through the village as it was in 1916 with John Hanafin (Meet at the bridge).

4pm - A Talk Through The Village. A social historical talk by John Hanafin at Scoil Bhreac Chluain.

5pm - Street Party/Tree Planting. A commemorative tree planting ceremony beside the Community Centre followed by a street party barbecue, open music session and dancing outside Hanafin’s Bar. Bring your instruments and dancing shoes.

31 March - Craft-Crac Night.

New Members welcome! Why not call in some Thursday evening and experience the friendship, enjoyment & personnel development. See what ICA has to offer. For more information from Anne 0862647443 or Elizabeth 0862663186 We would like to appeal to anyone who has any lovely material for making angel dresses for Kerry General Hospital. You can drop it in to the community centre @ 8pm any Thursday or contact Elizabeth Ph. 086 2663186 or Breda Ph. 087 7709325 Art Lessons.

Art lessons are being held in Annascaul. Community Centre every Friday 6.30-7.30. For further information contact Abe Boland Ph. 0872975588.

Whist Results for 02/03/16 Ladies; 1st john McEnery, 2nd Bettty Johnson, 1st Interval: Seamus O’Donnell, 2nd Interval: Nora Devine.

Gents: Pat Rohan, 2nd Michael Rohan, 1st Interval:Eileen Hickson, 2nd Interval: Joan Sayers. Mystery; Eileen Galvin, Mairead Sheehy.

Raffle: Martin Courtney,Noreen Walsh, Nora Devine, Breda Baker, Ann Kavanagh.

If you would like anything included in the Annascaul Notes Contact Noel Spillane Ph. 087 2184757 or forward an email to info@annascaul.ie.

Gardening & Property Maintenance Service Lawn cutting, large and small - Tree cutting, hedge cutting, power washing, garden fencing, flower beds, painting, general tidy-up and maintenance. Once-off or regular work.

Call Seán anytime 087-6336082

8.30pm Seanchaí Style Performance with Paul Kennedy at the South Pole Inn (upstairs).

Monday 28th March 3pm A historical walk to the scenes of the shooting of Paddy Kennedy, the Ballinclare Ambush & Ballinacourty graveyard. Re-enactment of the ambush by local children.

5pm -7pm - Treasure Hunt around the village. Open music session at Hanafin’s Bar. Bring your instruments.

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Farming News Louis Murchan GLAS Bird and Bat Box Update.

The Department of Agriculture has qualified its requirements for these two measures, and now require that only ONE bird box is allowable per tree of post, and not multiple boxes, as previously stated. Additionally, in the case of bat boxes, they must be grouped in clusters of at least three boxes per tree of building, and ech box must face a different direction, in these clusters. This may sound complicated, but is unfortunately the requirements now, so must be met.

Extension to Deadline to Complete Certain GLAS Actions Due to Wet Weather The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney TD, today announced that the deadline for completion of the GLAS actions “Protection of Watercourses from Bovines” and “Riparian Margins” is being extended from the 31st March 2016 to the 31st July 2016 in light of the exceptionally wet winter. He acknowledged the challenges faced by farmers due to the exceptional weather conditions and recognised the need to allow them sufficient time to meet the conditions of the GLAS Scheme. The work which farmers have to undertake to fulfil these actions require additional time and the Dept of Agriculture will be of assistance to them in the completion of these important tasks and allow them to carry out the necessary work at a time when their land has recovered from the wet winter we have experienced this year.

Extension to Closing Date for Submission of 2016 Nitrates Derogation Applications The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine today announced an extension to the closing date for submission of 2016 Nitrates Derogation applications. The decision to extend the closing date to Friday 15th April 2016 was taken in light of the significant interest in new Derogation applications.

Nitrates Derogation applications can only be submitted online using the using the Department’s on-line facilities.

Opening of 2016 Basic Payment Scheme and Greening Online Applications The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine today announced the opening of the online application facility for the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) and the Greening Scheme. This will facilitate online applications for BPS, Greening and the Areas of Natural Constraint (ANC) Scheme. In 2015, some 93,000 farmers applied online and we are hoping to significantly increase that number this year given the range of benefits which online applications provide for farmers. The Minister confirmed that the closing date for the BPS in 2016 would be Monday 16 May but urged all farmers and advisors to avail of the opening of the online facility now rather than waiting until closer to the closing date. Following on from the roll out in 2015 of online application to farmers who have a requirement under Greening, or are in partnerships, or are in the Organic Farming Scheme, in 2016 GLAS farmers will move to online BPS application. Greater use of the online application system will allow the Department to deliver a range of benefits to farmers in terms of the accuracy and efficiency with which BPS applications are processed. In particular, in built validations on the system will help to ensure consistency between GLAS and BPS applications for farmers.

Farmers are urge to avail of the opportunity to apply for the BPS online at this early stage. It is open for farmers to do this either as individuals or through an agent. Higher levels of online applications will allow my Department to continue to improve on the delivery to farmers of essential payments under schemes such as BPS and the ANC. Forest Fire Risk Warning The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine wishes to remind farmers, forest owners, forest managers and members of the public that an inherent risk of fire exists during spring months on certain types of land, particularly in upland areas. The Department also wishes to remind the general public that a number of major wildfires have occurred in recent years which destroyed or damaged property, including farmland and forests. It should be noted that, following dry weather patterns, a wildfire risk can quickly develop in all areas where flammable vegetation such as grasses, gorse and heather are present, especially in proximity to forests and other assets. Land owners, rural dwellers and 12 West Kerry Live

other land users are asked to maintain a high degree of vigilance regarding fire over the coming months. The Department urges all forest owners and forest managers to check their fire plans and to ensure that fire-breaks are clear of flammable vegetation and forest access routes are clear of obstructions.

Land owners are reminded that it is illegal, under the Wildlife Acts, to burn growing vegetation on uncultivated land between 1st March and 31st August and that persons engaged in such illegal activity are liable to prosecution.

The Department also warns landowners that land found to have been burned during the specified closed season for burning would be considered automatically ineligible under the various support schemes, and that a variety of detection systems, including satellite based systems, were now in place to detect fire hotspots and trigger more detailed eligibility inspections where required. Suspicious activity should be reported to the Gardaí and uncontrolled or unattended fires should be reported immediately to the Fire and Emergency Services. Forest owners must be especially vigilant in protecting their investments.

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If you are no longer in REPS but wish to retain former REPS 4a habitats you can do so by declaring them as Designated Habitats. In this way the areas continue to be eligible for BPS but the habitat becomes a landscape feature under cross compliance so it must be retained. Areas under Wild Bird Cover and Riparian Zones are also eligible for BPS provided you are in AEOS or GLAS and undertaking the relevant actions in that scheme.

In determining the eligibility of land applied upon to draw down payment, a number of particular conditions have to be complied with, namely, the land must be managed by the applicant. If the applicant is not the owner of the land, he/she must be in a position to provide verifiable evidence that the land is available to him/her for the required period as set out in the “Land Availability Rule”.

There must be independent and suitable access for animals and/or machinery for the farming enterprise being conducted. Independent access means access by public or private roadway or by a defined right of way. Access over adjoining landowners land, or over land which is subject to a lease or rental agreement to another person, is not acceptable. There must be appropriate fencing for the farming enterprise being conducted.

Appropriate fencing means stock proof fencing that will adequately control the applicant’s and neighbouring farmer’s animals.

In this regard temporary electric fencing will not suffice as a stock proof barrier between two applicants.

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If at inspection the applicant claims to be farming the land with animals then the type of animals must be appropriate to the land and there must be appropriate handling facilities available on the lands to meet the animals’ welfare requirements.

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Short Term Grazing Agreements In the case of short term grazing agreements entered into after 31st May 2016 it should be noted that this land will not be eligible for ANC to either party to the agreement.

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Excerpts From A Dingle Diary

Lenten ceasefire.

Taoiseach Garrett Fitzgerald is in Washington - he presented Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill with a blackthorn stick .

By Ted Creedon

Last night’s storm caused serious damage to CFCD’s glasshouse in Farren - around 80 large sheets of glass were smashed.

Britain’s Prince Andrew is to marry a Sarah Ferguson this summer. The Queen is reported to be ‘over the Moon’ about it all.

Tuesday, March 18.

Tuesday, March 11, 1986.

Chaired meeting of CBS Primary School Parents’ Committee tonight.

Our income from the Hillgrove Social was almost £500 plus £170 from the free cinema. So, total funds collected these past two months comes to £982-40. The money will be used to improve the school library. We also discussed the need for an athletics club in the area. It’s a pity that local kids don’t get a chance to develop athletic talent. There was a very good club here a few years ago.

There was a landslide on the Conor Pass road - near the summit - and the road was closed for some time.

Thursday, March 13. ‘ A sad week for Dingle’ is what people are saying about the closure of the Skellig Hotel. For the past couple of days the County Sheriff and his team have been removing all furniture and fittings to meet the hotel’s debts. Gardaí were on duty during the removal in case any local creditor would try to make up their losses by confiscating material goods.

The place now looks like the Hotel Skeleton and may end up being the haunt of vandals. Jobs are lost, l ocal shops and restaurants will lose customers. Food suppliers will also lose out. Still, it should mean more business for other local hotels and guest houses unless some new group are willing to invest in the hotel.

Thursday, March 20.

The pre-publication flyer arrived today for the Dingle Archaeological Survey which is nearing completion after being set in motion in the summer of 1981. Over 2,000 sites and monuments have been recorded.

This is probably the biggest project of its kind undertaken on the peninsula since the last Ordnance Survey in the 1890s.

Police in Sweden have no positive leads in the assassination of their Prime Minister Olof Plame. He was shot in the back while walking home from a cinema with his wife on February 28. He did not have a bodyguard that night.

Friday, March 21.

A grey, dull day buy by late afternoon it had turned very stormy again.

The British Met Office recorded a wind speed of 173 miles per hour on the summit of Cairngorm in the eastern Highlands of Scotland last night - the highest UK wind speed ever recorded.

Jacques Chirac is the new Prime Minister of France and as he was making his first televised speech a bomb exploded in a Paris shopping centre - 2 killed and many seriously injured.

Friday, March 14.

More human remains from the Challenger space shuttle disaster have been recovered from the seabed off Florida along with flight recorders and computers.

There was a weird story on the front page of the British newspaper The Sun yesterday about a well known comedian which stated; ‘Freddie Starr ate my Hamster’.

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Saturday, March 15.

The first daffodils are just starting to bloom in the garden - much later than normal because of the very cold, dry weather last month.

Seems to be a lot of extra traffic and visitors around the area for the holiday weekend.

Spent a lazy afternoon watching Ireland being beaten 10 - 9 by Scotland. The Irish deserved to win this one despite their poor performance all season. It was a great game - especially the last 15 minutes.

England were massacred by France 29 -10 in Paris and were lucky to get off so lightly.

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Sunday, March 16.

Drove to Castlegregory after lunch and browsed through the furniture store which seems to do a good trade in furniture imported from Holland. The place used to be a dance hall and cinema at one time. The kids had to be restrained from bouncing on everything.

The ESB was cut off for over half an hour this evening, just as we were about to have our tea.

A hotel collapsed in Singapore yesterday and 33 people died.

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CAMP NOTES Brigid O’ Connor Seachtain Na Gaeilge ‘Sé seo seachtain na gaeilge, má tá gaeilge agat labhair í !

Success Congratulations to Ailise Deane, Camp, first lady home in the Killarney “Quest” adventure race on Saturday in preparation for South Africa 5 day race in May. Well done Ailise and good luck in South Africa.

Community And Enteprise Link With San Francisco Enterprise connections with San Francisco was launched live on the worldwide web from Pobal Scoil Corca Dhuibne on Saturday night.

Also on the night the centenary 1916-2016 was commemorated through music, song, poetry, dance and period costume depicting the 1916 era. Risteard Mac Eoin, Fear a’ tí officiated over proceedings bilingually – Gaeilge/Bearla, very fitting in the week of Seachtain na Gaeilge.

Our technology team of Michael Dorgan, Dorgan & O Dúfaigh and Declan Dorgan Video Production and Denis Herlihy enabled the programme to be streamed out live on the worldwide web. The evening culminated with a link to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in San Francisco and a live communication between Breda O Dwyer, Manager Enterprise ITTralee and Atlantic Way Enterprise Hub, Camp and Marie Therese O Connor Sogabe, Irish Network Bay Area, San Francisco facilitating enterprise opportunities for local young people. Two Camp women on opposite sides of the world - Appropriately, depicting the reality of “Hands Across the Ocean” though thousands of miles of land and seas divide us, distance in the modern age of technology is but a megabite of space in time. Grateful appreciation to Pádraig Feiriteir, Príomh Oide, Pobal Scoil Corca Duibhne for providing the premsies and technology facility on the night and to all the participants and everybody who helped out in any way to make this event such a wonderful success.

1916 Rising Camp Community Council will be hosting a weekend festival to commemorate a weekend festival to commemorate 1916-2016. This will include inter alia, competitions, music, historical lectures and a family fun pageant day themed with 1916. The weekend will culminate in the dedication of a Garden of Remembrance and the raising of the National Flag.

Please note the dates , April 23rd and 24th.

And join us in these celebrations to which everyone is welcome. Detailed information to follow at a later date.

Obituary The news of the death of Denis Enright of Curraheen was received with sadness by his many friends and neighbours in the locality. Denis was a popular member of the farming community, he was very sociable and enjoyed nothing better than a game of cards with his friends in Dalys Bar in Camp on Wednesday nights.

Denis was laid to rest in Annagh Cemetary following requiem mass celebrated by Fr. Francis Nolan at St. Brendans Church, Curraheen on Sunday. Sympathy is extended to his brother Tommy, sisters Joan, Noreen and Mary, Tiss, relatives, neighbours and many friends. Rest In Peace.

The Ring Of The Atlantic Gold Coast Cycle The Launch of the inaugural Ring of “The Atlantic Gold Coast Cycle” in aid of Camphill Communities will be held in O Connors Bar, Cloghane on Saturday 19th March at 8.00 p.m. Everybody welcome.

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Annascaul Girls U12 Football Annascaul Girls u 12 football team had their first ever game in the North Kerry League last Sunday against Corcha Dhuibhne and gave a great performance. In the first half they had some fine scores from Ella Griffin, Maeve Slattery and Emily o Regan. In the second half a more experienced Corcha Dhuibne side won out but Annascaul kept going to the end with Siun Deely, Abbie Moriarty and Ciara Knightly standing out. Full panel was Aine Hannifin, Siun Deely, Ciara Crean, Marie Deane, Emily O Regan, Grainne O Dwyer, Emma Christie, Orlaigh Clifford, Niamh Gascoigne, Aoife Gascoigne, Cora Flahive, Maeve Slattery, Ella Griffin, Mae Griffin, Mary Casey, Sarah Casey, Ciara Knightly, Abbie Moriarty, Carla Qualter, Fia Spillane and Katlyn Smith. Thanks to Tommy Griffin Carpentry for the sponsership of the jerseys.

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Conor McGregor Tadhg Evans It’s a few seconds after 6 am in a house on the outskirts of Dingle town. Six twentysomethings are staring at a screen that’s bringing them a fight from the other side of the planet.

One minute has elapsed in the second round of Conor McGregor’s welterweight contest against Nate Diaz, and the Irishman is controlling affairs with impressive authority.

Diaz’ face is painted red. McGregor cracked the skin over the American’s right eye only a few minutes ago, and a sustained onslaught has barely given that cut a moment’s peace.

In that Dingle sitting room, opinions on McGregor are free to air: “He’s all over him” “He’s actually a monster” “His hands are down by his sides. He knows he has it” “Diaz can’t last long more” Three minutes later, those views are being mangled to fit what they had just seen.

McGregor, the new face of the UFC, opts to tap out as Diaz’ right arm wraps around his neck and constricts like a python.

“F*** it” “He’s finished” “Why did he have his hands down? He got way too cocky” “He won’t ever come back from this” Those same opinions were surely being expressed in houses all over a tiny country.

It might have been an unearthly hour on our traditional day of rest, but McGregor has been dragging the Irish from their beds on a regular basis for over a year now. Rarely have our sports mad people been this enthused about any of their athletes.

They say a week is a long time in politics – so what? In sport, any event can change in minutes, even seconds. At 6.00 am, McGregor was prancing proudly around his octagon at the MGM Grand, seemingly destined to wrap up a victory in a routine manner. By 6.02, some doubted if he even had a future in fighting.

McGregor always promised he’d be humble in defeat as well as victory. On Sunday morning, he finally had to prove the former before a worldwide audience. It’s hard to take your beating, harder still when you’ve promised to annihilate and you’ve fallen in front of literally millions.

‘Usually, when I fight a man in the division in which I am champion, they crumble under those shots. Nate took them very well.’

‘I enjoyed the fact that a person could take the shots and keep coming, He kept his composure.’

‘It was simply a battle of energy in there and he got the better of that.’

‘I make no excuses. It is what it is. I came up short.’

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Some have taken McGregor’s previous fits of showboating literally – but to the more reasonable, his antics are more childishly endearing than malicious. When the public gets to see the real McGregor, they always approve.

You can question his ground-and-pound, and his taste in clothing, but his class should not be in doubt.

The same can’t be said for some of his colleagues: “I’m not surprised motherf***ers” – Nate Diaz “The thing about that loss is that CMac gave up once he found himself in a tough position” – Aljamain Sterling “This is not featherweight. Soft!!!” – Rafael Dos Anjos And the best for last: “Your fairy tale is over. You got nowhere to run now. Time for a rematch” - Jose Aldo There’s kicking a man when he’s down, then there’s repeatedly reversing over him with an articulated lorry. Contrary to what Aldo suggested, the McGregor story isn’t over. It’s just gotten more interesting.

Before Sunday, ‘The Notorious’ hadn’t lost a

fight in over five years. So why now, at the tender age of 27, should he be dismissed with disdain? Maybe his ultimate ambition of owning and defending belts across a serious of weight divisions needs to be revised, but would that failure on its own render him a complete loser?

Muhammad Ali once opined that he learned more from one defeat than he did from all the victories he had accumulated. Had McGregor finished the job he started so well on Sunday morning, the weakness of his ground-andpound would not have been examined with anything like the intensity that it will be now.

Having his hands down by his knees seemed praiseworthy when trouble seemed distant, only a mark of showmanship, but now it’s being looked at in a more sinister light, a contributor to a sapping defeat – as it should be.

With McGregor more aware of his deficiencies than at any other point in his career to date, might he be more dangerous from here?

Aldo is expected to be McGregor’s next opponent, more than likely at July’s UFC 200. If The Notorious is beaten, then yes, it’s okay to doubt. If he repeats his December victory over the Brazilian, most will re-engage with the most enchanting story in recent Irish sporting history.

Annascaul Rising

A community based celebration of our village from 1913-1921

Easter Weekend

Thursday 24th March 9.00pm - Annascaul Singing Club

Music and songs of the times and other stirring verses at Patcheen’s Bar

Saturday 26th March

4pm - 6pm - Exhibition

9.15pm - Annascaul 1913 to Ballinclare Ambush

An exhibition of artefacts and photos from 1916 at Annascaul Community Centre

- Historical group At the South Pole Inn (upstairs)

8.00pm - Seanchaí Style Performance Seanchaí style performance of the events of 1916 in Annascaul with Paul Kennedy at the South Pole Inn (upstairs)

Sunday 27th March

2pm - Egg Hunt

5pm - Street Party / Tree Planting

Egg hunt at the church grounds.

A commemorative tree planting ceremony beside the Community Centre followed by a street party - barbeque, open music session and dancing outside Hanafin’s Bar Bring your instruments and dancing shoes

3pm - A Walk Through The Village A social historical walk through the village as it was in 1916 with John Hanafin - Meet at the bridge

4pm - A Talk Through The Village A social historical talk by John Hanafin at Scoil Bhreac Chluain

8.30pm Seanchaí Style Performance Seanchaí style performance of the events of 1916 in Annascaul with Paul Kennedy at the South Pole Inn (upstairs)

Monday 28th March

3pm - Historical Walk

5pm - 7pm - Treasure Hunt

A historical walk to the scenes of the shooting of Paddy Kennedy, the Ballinclare Ambush & Ballinacourty graveyard. Re-enactment of the ambush by local children

Treasure hunt around the village.

Open music session at Hanafin’s Bar bring your instruments

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Dingle Oceanworld Celebrates 20 Years With New Exhibits New €750,000 Exhibits open St Patricks Day – Adorable Asian Otters and Reptiles such as Juvenile Saltwater Crocodiles, Iguanas, Snakes and much more!

Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium are celebrating their 20th Anniversary . Over the years, the aquarium has invested over €5 million in new exhibits and developments such as our Sandtiger sharks, Gentoo Penguins in 2011 & Creepy Crawlies last year. To commemorate our 20th anniversary we are opening two new exhibits at a cost of €750,000 on St. Patricks Day. These two new exhibits will add greatly to the visitor experience here at the aquarium. We continue our aim in the conservation of all marine and freshwater flora and fauna through education. You may have already met some of our reptiles, the Green Iguanas and Red Footed Tortoises, along our Amazon section if you have visited recently. Now we have some adorable Asian Small Clawed Otters and other reptiles which will add to the wonderful world of Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium.

In line with our freshwater conservation theme, our Asian Otters can be spotted running around their outdoor enclosure or curled up sleeping together. These otters are the smallest of the world's 13 otter species. Their home range includes Indonesia, southern China, southern India, the Philippines, and Southeast Asia. Where else would you be able to experience how these secretive animals communicate and play other than right here in Dingle!

more! These exhibitions include many species under threat in the wild due to over-collection for the pet trade and habitat destruction. Most of our reptiles have come from reptile rescue centres in Ireland and UK. We hope to promote their conservation as it would be a shame to lose these prehistoric creatures. Our daily handling sessions highlight their decline in the wild and the importance of appropriate pet care as well as an up close encounter. Through hands on education, we hope every visitor has an amazing experience and comes away with an appreciation of these scaly characters! Spread the word! The new exhibit will open on March 17th so why not come and visit our new comers and experience these amazing animals up close. Will you be brave enough to touch a snake this St. Patricks Day?

Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium has also brought in some snakes this St. Patricks Day. Our new section includes Saltwater Crocodiles and Boa Constrictors with frequent handling sessions of Bearded Dragons, Corn Snakes, Pythons and much

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Registration Evening: We have 30 Easter Eggs ,as well as a Monster Easter Egg, (kindly sponsored by PK’S,SuperValu, Killorglin) and 2 two club tops to raffle, amongst all the young boys and girls who register with our club on this FRIDAY MARCH 18th, 6-7, in the NAGLE RICE COMMUNITY CENTRE, Milltown.

Under 6’s are FREE. Juvenile/student and OAP are €30.An adult is €50, couples are €80 and family membership is €100. Membership must be paid before March 31st 2016.

St Patrick’s Day Parade: Our club is very much looking forward to taking part in the upcoming parade to honour our patron saint. Please be at the Mart Grounds at 9.30 a. m. and /or Castlemaine at 12 noon -wearing your club colours. Further details from any member of the club executive.

Winter Fun Football: TRAINING for UNDER 10’s and UNDER 12’s ONLY will continue in the Nagle Rice Community Hall, on MONDAYS. Please remember your €2 to cover hall rental and don’t forget your GUM SHIELD. Any questions -please contact Garry on 087943746.

Please Note: UNDER 12 AND UNDER 14 WINTER FUN FOOTBALL will be on TUESDAYS at 6. Same requirements as above.

Player Injury: Please note that if a player gets injured at training or in a game, it is the players responsibility to inform the coach /trainer /referee AND club secretary / Insurance Officer Mike Carroll within SIXTY DAYS of incurring the injury. Furthermore all Physiotherapy sessions must be paid directly by the player to the therapist. On producing a receipt, the club will then reimburse you the agreed amount per session.

This reimbursement is for up to a maximum of EIGHT visits per injury.

Please adhere to these guidelines -NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE.

Defibrillator: Our club defibrillator has now been relocated to outside the doors of the clubrooms and is available to the community. As we are all aware, access to a defibrillator can save some one’s life. Our club is compiling a list of qualified individuals who are competent in using a defibrillator. You never know that perhaps your own life or the life of your son/daughter/ mother / father/ brother/sister/granny or grandad may be saved some day by someone on this list. Please contact Deirdre on 086/1703332, if you wish to place your name on the list or private message me on FB. Ongoing Club Development: GYM REFURBISHMENT: Our gym is now open for members following extensive refurbishment. Gym membership is presently available to past or present players at the following rates: €20 for current players (over16)-€100 for non-playing membersthis includes club membership. These fees include membership up until December 31st 2016.

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They were among almost 250 exhuberant young performers from primary schools in Counties Kerry, Limerick and Cork who treaded the boards of the Siamsa Tíre theatre during the day. Pupils from first to sixth classes staged variety shows that incorporated music, singing, dancing, story-telling and acting – all ‘as Gaeilge’ – with a theme of their own choice.

The auditorium was filled to capacity and the appreciative audience, comprising schoolchildren, parents and teachers, were treated to a great display of musical and dramatic talent. They were also entertained before and after each show by the popular entertainer, Giggles the clown!

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Under 16-Division Two Kelliher’s Toyota Tralee Central : We are away to Churchill on Thursday March 24th with a 6 p.m. come Tel:start.

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Comharchumann Forbartha an Leith Triúigh Notaí Clochán Bréanainn Cumann 500 1ú:(€500) Máire Ní Churráin & Eoin Ó Conchubhair, An Bóthar, Cuas, Trá Lí.

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Scoil Náisiúnta an Clocháin, Teacht le Chéile na nIarscoláirí, 23/04/2016.

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The Past Pupils Reunion will take place on Saturday 23/04/2016 beginning with Mass at the Church, then proceed on to visit the School where presentations will be made. Full details at cloghanensreunion@gmail.com.

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Déardaoin 31ú Márta 2016 Halla Le Chéile, Bréanainn ar 7:30 i.n. Má tá suim agat bheith ar an gCoiste , seol d’ainm i scríbhínn - sinithe ag beirt bhall chuig: An Rúnaí, Comharchumann Forbartha an Leith-Triúigh Teo., Halla Le Chéile, Bréaninn, Trá Lí, Co. Chiarraí roimh 4.00 i.n. ar an 25ú Márta 2016.

Oíche Drámaíochta agus Ceol / Oíche Drámaíochta agus Ceol ó Scoil Náisiúnta an Chlocháin, Aisteoirí an Leithtriúigh agus Glór na nGael. Dráma “Eirí Amach na Cásca 1916” agus “Mar a Briseadh Cleamhnas Pheats Teaimí” ón scéal Jimín Mháire Thaidhg, ar an Aoine 18ú Márta 2016. Crannchur ar an oíche le Ceol ón Scoil Náisiúnta. Dóirse oscailte óna 7 a chlog.

Cloghane Brandon Hill Walking & Music Festival.The festival will take place on the 26th, 27th & 28th of March. Additional details from 066 7138137.

Ceolchoirm Eleanor Shanley san halla 27.03.2016. Ticeidí €15, Bigí linn!!

Concert: Eleanor Shanley is set to take centre stage at Halla Le Cheile on the Sunday of the Easter Bank Holiday 2016. Tickets €15 Everyone Welcome!

Easter Cake Sale to benefit Cloghane National School Easter Sunday after 10amMass Siopa an Phobail, Cloghane

Ranganna Aclaíochta Homemade cakes, scones, buns, cookies, tarts, Beidh Jackie Griffin ag cur ranganna ar fáil i and more. Bigi linn!!

Halla Le Chéile, gach Dé Luain, 8 – 9 i.n. “Inner Sponsored by Cloghane NS Parents' Association Strength” ; Déardaoin: 8 – 9 i.n. Aerobics.

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Jackie Griffin will be doing the following classes in Halla Le Cheile, every Monday: 8 –Solar 9 p.m. Inner Strength; Thursday: 8 – 9 p.m.

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A Night of Drama and Music A night of drama and music at Halla Le Chéile, Friday 18th March 2016. Doors open from 7pm.

Péintéireacht aicrileach le Deirdre Lynch ag tosnú go luath ina stiúideo i gCappa, Bréanainn. Fáilte roimh tosnaitheoirí. Breis eolais: Deirdre 087 6596453 / deirdrelynch1@yahoo. com.

Acrylic painting with Deirdre Lynch will commence shortly at her studio in Cappa, Brandon. Beginners very welcome. Contact Deirdre 087 6596453 / deirdrelynch1@yahoo. com for details.

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Killorglin Hospice Good Friday Walk The Killorglin branch of Kerry Hospice Foundation is hosting their annual Good Friday walk on Friday 25th March 2016 starting at Library Place Killorglin. Registration is at 9.30am to 10.00am and there are three distances to choose from: 2.5km (footpath), 5km and 10km.

Sponsorship cards available or donations on the day. Fun for all ages.

We thank everyone for their continued support.

Scéala ón Díseart Pádraig Ó Fiannachta Táim an-ghafa le Féile Bheag an Dísirt. Ní bheidh ár ngairdín urnaí á oscailt ach beidh Léachtaí Cholm Cílle 46 á seoladh ar an Aoine, Líne Ama Chorca Dhuibhne ag Joan Maguire roimhe sin 1pm. Beidh léacht ag scoláire Cáiliúil ó Mheirice atá in ollamh le Sean- agus MeánGhaeilge in OÉC ar 7.30pm i seomra an Fresco ar Théacs tábhachtach ar an dtimpeallacht. Beidh sladmhargadh leabhar tar éis lóin ar an Satharn. Tá cuireadh do bhaill uile chláraithe go dtí an lón sin i Benners 1-2.30. Beidh Coirm Cheoil ag Larry Beau sa Séipéal ar 6pm ar an Satharn, €10 ar an ndoras.

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It’s The Lambing Season Do You Know Where Your Dog Is ?

Lynne Stratton This is not a nice subject but it needs to be addressed. Nobody thinks that their pet is capable of harming a sheep but they are. It’s in them to chase and hunt. Even if it all starts as a game, the dog enters a field, the sheep run, the dog joins in, then suddenly the prey drive kicks in and there’s no turning back. You’re now looking at the little fluffy person on the sofa, thinking no, they wouldn’t. Size doesn’t come into it, a Chihuahua could run through the sheep, it probably wouldn’t catch one but the fear and panic it would cause is great, which could result in sheep running through fences and aborting their lambs. The shock to the sheep can kill the unborn lamb but not abort which leads to infection, which if not spotted can kill the sheep. It goes without saying that a larger dog can do horrendous physical damage, we’ve all read about it and possibly seen it. So you could go off to work in

the morning, leave your dog on the backdoor mat where you will find it when you get home, he or she could have been at the above all day and you would have no clue.

Equally you could be out walking your dog, and it just takes off, into a field of sheep - or any livestock come to that. I’m not saying you have to have your dog on a lead at all times, just be aware of your surroundings and if you come upon livestock, call your dog in and put it on the lead.

My dogs are well behaved and I’ve done a lot of training with them, but I would always put them on their leads if I come across livestock.

Also remember that it is a criminal offence for dogs to chase sheep and they could end up being put down, also the farmer is well within his rights to shoot the dog if caught in the act.

If there’s any farmers reading this it’s no harm to put signs if you have pregnant sheep because we have lots of tourist come here to walk and they bring dogs.

If you have any question or worries about your dogs attitude towards live stock, please don’t hesitate to call, Lynne 0871309803 or Pauline 0877071385 Lynne Stratton run Muddy Matters Dog Grooming Service

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Annascaul Singing Club A keynote feature of the Annascaul Singing Club's gatherings is variety. Whether it's unexpected musical visitors from overseas, a ukulele band dropping in or indeed unusual songs delivered by local folk including our own splendid multi-national core group of singers, there's often something different to savour.

The February gathering at Patcheen's was no exception. Irish traditional songs were complemented by self-penned ditties, sultry jazz numbers and even a pair of Russian folk-songs delivered harmoniously by two members of our regular group. Further spice was added to the mix by a pair of storytellers from Keele, members of the Hanafin family, on their first visit to the gathering. Their stories were not only entertaining and well-drawn but were terrific feats of memory.

Lately, we were asked to join in with 'Annascaul Rising', the village's weekend-long commemoration of the events of Easter 1916. Accordingly, we'll be meeting at Patcheen's Bar, Main Street at 9pm on Thursday 24th March. As usual whatever verses you have are welcome, but we particularly invite songs of that momentous time and any other stirring lyrics of resistance, love and peace from home and abroad.

And remember you can come in and have a listen if that's your preference. As always its free and there will no doubt be some fun and wit along with the songs.

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For the 4th year in succession Ballyferriter is readying itself for this years St. Patrick's Day Parade. Last year's parade exceeded all expectations and it is increasing in size year on year. This year's theme is 2016/ Green, white and gold. The parade will start in the car park of the new Behaviour Beauty Salon Comharchumann building leaving at 11am. It will head through the Main Street, Dingle. village turning around on the far side and return through the village finishing back at the Comharchumann. Participants are asked to assemble well in advance to ensure the parade leaves on time. Anybody that wants to enter a float or has any query about the day call JJ Corduff (087 960 2382) Bríd Uí Lúing (087 783 0582) or Darryl Broe (085 785 7640) Beauty Exclusive - Tan Organic Spray Tan

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Sherry O’Dowd from Cloghane brings a little piece of West Kerry to the stage in Broadway before a performance of the play “Natural Life” with writer Edwardo Lopez.

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Flying The Wrong Way

Often his journeys were interrupted because of mechanical faults. But he did achieve a non-stop flight from New York to San Antonio, Texas, covering 1,900 miles, in nineteen hours.

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Obtaining a trans-oceanic licence eluded him though. In early July he flew from San Diego to New York having, according to the American National Biography, lied to get a temporary cross-country licence.

Claiming he was heading for Texas he made for New York arriving 27 hours and 2700 miles later with a leaking fuel tank. But this was just a start. On the 18th of July he got permission to fly back to California.

Having been warned not to fly due west for fear of flying into the Floyd Bennett Field's control hut, he took off uneventfully in a easterly direction. Twenty-eight hours later watchers at Baldonnel Aerodrome in Dublin saw a small aircraft coming into land. When it it hit the tarmac and eventually rolled to a halt the cockpit door opened. Douglas Corrigan emerged and announced, “Just got in from New York. Where am I? I intended to fly to California.”

He was a building labourer, a worker with his hands who completed one of the most perilous journeys possible in his time, published an autobiography and starred in a feature film depicting his exploits. He claimed that his greatest feat was achieved by mistake and he stuck to that story ‘til the end of his days.

Douglas 'Wrong Way' Corrigan was born in Galveston Texas and christened Clyde. Subsequently he changed his first name legally. Existing references often mention his Irish ancestry but the details are lost in the mists of time. Clan Corrigan claims him as one of their own on its US website. It points out that the surname Corrigan is derived from O' Coraidhegain, itself possibly a derivative of 'coraidhe', a hero,a champion. Not entirely inappropiate given his subsequent adventures.

What is known, is that he was one of three children, his parents divorced and his mother brought him and his siblings to live in Los Angeles. Douglas left school early and went working in construction.

In the autumn of 1925, at the age of eighteen, he saw some folk paying for short leisure flights at an airfield near his home. Immediately captivated he signed up at the field for flying lessons. Twenty, fifteen minute training flights later, he took to the skies on his first solo excursion, ninety years ago on 25th March 1926.

In between the lessons he had taken to hanging around with the aircraft mechanics and learning the trade. The San Diego Air Service then gave him work and he serviced planes and helped out at the SDAS's associate the Airtech Flying School. Irish writer and historian Miles Dungan on his blog records that, 'He quickly graduated to stunt flying – much to the annoyance of the flying school whose planes he was jeopardising. Corrigan paid no attention to their disapproval, simply taking their planes to a more distant aerodrome and performing stunts during his lunch hour, unseen by his bosses. The watchword for Corrigan seems to have been ‘out of sight out of mind.’

Not long after, Charles Lindbergh appeared on his horizon. The soonto-be-famous aviator was in 1926 preparing for his epic New York – Paris airflight , the first solo flying endeavour on that route. The Ryan Aeronautical Company where Corrigan had started working hadn't been doing well and had half-a-dozen aircraft in its hanger due to cancelled orders. One of them became the famous Spirit of St Louis which Lindbergh piloted to Paris. Corrigan worked on the plane, constructing the fuel tanks, instrument panel and extending the wing-span of the craft to give it extra lift. In the process he was bitten once again by an eradicable bug. This time it was the determination to also fly the Atlantic solo and become more feted than the long-distance flyer.

Over the next nine years or so our hero had a workaday existence.

That is, if you can describe life of stunt-flying and 'barnstorming' aerial displays in such terms. At times he also worked at 'ordinary' jobs as a pilot, mechanic, flight instructor, and airport manager at airfields in southern California. For a time, in New York, he was transporting wealthy private passengers. Various second-hand planes came in and out of his life. Then in 1936 he bought a made-over OX5 Curtiss Robin for $325. Throughout that time he attempted several long-distance flights usually illegally, as he couldn't get a permit for his rickety planes.

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Welcomed warmly in Ireland he claimed he'd flown the wrong way due to broken instruments and weather conditions. As it happens his compass was twenty years old and of course he had no radio or parachute. Since he had fitted extra-capacity fuel tanks at the front of his airplane he could only see out of the side windows. One of them had again sprung a leak and he claimed he hadn't noticed till his feet got cold from their soaking in the gasoline. Fearful of inflammable fumes he solved the problem by punching a hole in the floor wit ha screwdriver to drain off the liquid. Physical sustenance came from two chocolate bars, two boxes of fig bars and twenty-five gallons of water.

The US ambassador to Ireland came to talk with him and though cordial, confiscated his licence, It seems it took a six-hundred word cable to telegraph the list of US regulations which were broken in undertaking the flight. The journalist H. R. Knickerbocker, who met Corrigan in Ireland after his arrival, wrote in 1941, 'His plane was the most wretched-looking jalopy. As I looked over it at the Dublin aerodrome I really marvelled that anyone should have been rash enough even to go in the air with it, much less try to fly the Atlantic' After being brought to meet the Irish President Douglas Hyde, Corrigan set sail for home on a transatlantic liner. His Robin came with him but packed in a crate this time. A ticker-tape welcome in New York attracted over a million people, which was bigger than that accorded Lindbergh. A book deal for a tome entitled 'That's My Life' and a movie 'The Flying Irishman' starring the pilot as himself, followed. He returned to commercial flying but became a test pilot during WW II. For some years his name became synonymous for taking a wrong way, as in, 'doing a Corrigan'.

Other than the occasional speaking engagement he eventually settled into obscurity. At one point he bought an orange grove which was successful enough. Apparently he learned how to plant and grow it opportunistically. Perched on the roof of his barn he watched what his neighbour's did and copied their working practices. He maintained to the end of his life in 1995 at the age of eighty-eight, that the Dublin flight happened by mistake. Few people believed him but his wife Elizabeth once said in an interview, 'He told me he flew the wrong way and he never ever told me a lie'

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Health & Wellness Event on Saturday April 9th from 2- 6pm Join us in a 12 hour spinathon to raise awareness & funds for Cycle against Suicide & Cuan Counseling.

From 9am for 12 hours we will have spin bikes in store & be part of a spinathon that is also taking place in the Skellig Hotel & WK Fitness.

• Cookery demos by Mark Murphy of Dingle Cookery School • Nutritionist Irene Flannery will help you shop and advise on how to help improve your health with food • Fitness tips from Personal Trainers

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Scéal Eile ó Leabharlann An Daingin.

As well as free universal membership Leabharlann Chiarraí has added a number of new online resources to our website for 2016 enabling you to access the following on your PC, laptop, tablet or phone.

only be accessed for free through branch library PCs; Findmypast.ie (normally subscription only) for vast, extensive genealogical records from Ireland and beyond.

Zinio Magazines Online This offers users access to full-colour, interactive digital magazines, with over 100 popular titles to choose from. There is a wide range of genres from art & photography, entertainment, cookery and crafts, health and fitness, sport. Titles include Top Gear, BBC GoodFood, FourFour Two and Rugby World, Forbes, The Economist, The knitter, Cosmopolitan, Heat, Woman’s Own and many others.

You can stream the magazines on your PC or device, or download the Zinio app and read them anywhere. You can bookmark interesting articles, access back issues and sign up for alerts when the latest edition of your favourite titles becomes available. There are no restrictions to the amount of titles you can download, and no time limits.

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers, from 1800 – 2010 a fascinating comprehensive resource – try searching Kerry 1916 for and see the wealth of material available or focus on a world figure like Nelson Mandela for example. For both current and historical research this is an indispensible tool and it’s free!!

Irish Newspaper Archive: Now you can search for those old Kerryman articles here in Leabharlann An Daingin without having to go into Tralee. Other historical Kerry and national newspapers are also available.

Universal Class Training Universal Class training allows you to take classes and courses in a huge range of subjects. You can enrol in a class and submit assignments for feedback and grades. Or if you don’t fancy doing homework, you can simply follow the video tutorials.

The classes available include accounting, office skills, computer and technology so is perfect for job seekers and those looking to upskill. There are also plenty of fun courses such as face-painting, gardening, creative writing and many more.

You can enrol in up to five classes at a time and you have six months to complete each course.

Mango Languages There are over 70 language courses to choose from. From Spanish, French and Irish, to Yiddish, Dzongkha, Biblical Hebrew, Japanese and even Pirate. (Yes, really.) As well as learning the language, you will also learn about the culture where the language originated.

Ebooks and Audio Ebooks We have a new ebook provider. All you need to do is download the Borrowbox app and create and account. We currently have over 2,000 ebooks and 1,000 audio ebooks available for loan. You can borrow up to five ebooks and five audio ebooks at a time. The loan period is three weeks, after which the title is deleted from your account, so no more late fees.

Audio ebooks can be copied to a CD or memory key to be listened to on other devices.

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Don’t forget that both Encyclopedia Britannica & Proquest which offers access from anywhere to a massive 850 newspapers from around the world are also available.

All these services are provided absolutely free of charge. All you need is a valid library card which can be obtained from Dingle library. These resources are user friendly, but if you’re having difficulty, please call into us and we’ll be happy to help. We also provide free WiFi and PCs in all our branches if you have trouble accessing them from home.

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Maine Valley Family Centre Pre & School Age Children Easter Camps: 29th of March till the 1st of April from 9.00-1.00. To book please contact Maine Valley Childcare on 066 9767833/087 3353842 or cmainechildcare@eircom.net.

Wibbly Wobbly Wonders aimed at young children and their parents free of charge, weekly during school term on Wednesday 10-11am at Castlemaine Community Hall. Contact Childcare on 066 9767833/087 3353842.

Parent and Toddler Group weekly on Thursday from 10-11.30 at Castlemaine Community Hall, €3 per session. Please contact Jennifer on 086 8668318.

Counselling available : Low cost service IACP registered counselors.

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Maine Valley Book Club will meet next on Friday 1st April at 10.1511.15am at Castlemaine Community Centre. All welcome. For further information please contact Maine Valley Family Centre on 066 9767 833 or 086-0580019.

Parenting Programme coming up soon: Parenting when separated - a six week practical course for parents who are preparing for, going through or have gone through a separation or divorce. To register your interest please contact us on 066 9767 833 or 086-0580019

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Ionad/ Meeting Place: Pointe tosnaithe Chosán na Naomh, Tráigh Fionntrá / Cosán na Naomh trailhead, Ventry Beach Treoracha / Getting there: Lean an R559 siar ón nDaingean agus cas ar chlé i gCeann Trá mar a mbeidh daoine ag bailiú sa charrchlós / Assembly point at Ventry Beach carpark Am imeachta / Departure: 10.00am.

Fad/ Distance:: 17km.

Am / Duration:: 5 uair.

Táille/ Contribution: Níl, ach ní mór do dhaoine a socraithe taistil féin a dhéanamh.

None, but participants must arrange their own return to Ventry • Ta tuilleadh sonraí faoin siúlóid maraon le físeán dátheangach ar fáil ar: http://www.everytrail.com/guide/cosan-na-naomh

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Corca Dhuibhne Pastoral Area Easter Ceremonies (Clár na Cásca 2016)

Annascaul Parish

Castlegregory Parish

Confessions:

Confessions:

Monday March 21st: Annascaul, Camp and Inch at 7.30pm.

Sacred Heart, Annascaul Good Friday: Liturgy of The Passion at 3.00pm.

Easter Saturday Vigil: 8.00p.m. (No 7.00pm Vigil) Sunday: 9.30a.m.

St Mary’s, Camp Holy Thursday: Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 6.30pm.

Good Friday: Stations of the Cross, 6.30pm.

Sunday: 12.00 noon.

St Joseph’s, Inch Holy Thursday: Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7.30pm.

Good Friday: Stations of the Cross, 7.30pm.

Sunday: 10.45a.m.

Paróiste an Fheirtéaraigh Faoistiní na Cásca

Séipéal Naomh Gobnait, Dún Chaoin Dé Satharn 19ú Márta, 8.15i.n.

Séipéal na Carraige Dé hAoine 18ú Márta ag 7.30i.n.

Séipéal Naomh Uinseann Cnoc Bhréanainn Dé hAoine 18ú Márta ag 8.30i.n.

(Faoistiní tar éis na searmanas ar an nDéardaoin agus ar an Aoine chomh maith).

Déardaoin na Comaoine, Séire an Tiarna, 24ú Séipéal Naomh Gobnait 7.00i.n.

Séipéal Naomh Uinseann 8.00i.n.

Ní bheidh aon searmanas i mbliana i Séipéal na Carraige.

Aoine an Chéasta – Dé hAoine, 25ú Márta (Lá Troscaidh agus Tréanais) Turas na Croise, Cnoc Bhréanainn: 9:00r.n.

Céiliúradh Pháis ár dTiarna – Dé hAoine, 25ú Séipéal Naomh Gobnait 3.00i.n.

Séipéal na Carraige 3.00i.n.

Séipéal Naomh Uinseann (Dráma na Páise) 8.00i.n.

(Tosnaíonn an Nóibhéine don dTrócaire Diaga inniu) Bigil na Cásca — Dé Sathairn, 26ú Márta Séipéal Naomh Gobnait 8:00 i.n.

Séipéal na Carraige 8:00 i.n.

Ní bheidh aon Aifreann bigile i mbliana i Séipéal Naomh Uinseann.

Domhnach Cásca — Dé Domhnaigh, 27ú Márta Aifreann Bhreacadh an Lae, Séipéilín Ghallarais 6.00r.n Séipéal Naomh Gobnait 9:00 r.n.

Séipéal Naomh Uinseann 10:00 r.n.

Séipéal na Carraige 11:15 r.n.

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St. Mary’s, Castlegregory: As announced in the Parish Newsletter.

Naomh Breandán, Clochán / Cloghane As announced in the Parish Newsletter.

St Mary’s, Castlegregory Holy Thursday: Morning Prayer 10am Mass of the Lord’s Supper 7:00p.m.

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament until 9.00pm.

Good Friday: Morning Prayer 10am.

Passion of Christ 7.00p.m.

(Followed by short Taize service) Holy Saturday: Morning Prayer 10am.

Easter Saturday Vigil: 8.00p.m.

Easter Sunday: 10.30a.m.

Naomh Breandán, Clochán / St Brendan’s, Cloghane

Déardaoin na Comaoine: 7:00i.n.

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament until 8.30pm Aoine an Chéasta: 3.00i.n. followed by Stations of the Cross.

Bigil na Cásca: 9.30i.n.

Domhnach Cásca: 10.00r.n.

Dingle Parish

Confessions / Faoistiní

Naomh Muire / St. Mary’s, Dingle Sacrament of Reconciliation / Easter Confessions Wednesday March 23rd at 8.00pm.

Séipéal Eoin Baiste, Lios Póil Wednesday March 23rd at 7.30pm.

Séipéal Naomh Caitlín, Fionn Trá Dé Satharn 19ú Márta, 7.00i.n.

(Before and after Holy Thursday and Good Friday ceremonies.)

Easter Ceremonies

Naomh Muire / St Mary’s, Dingle Holy Thursday: 8.00p.m.

Good Friday: 3.00p.m.

Easter Saturday Vigil: 8.00p.m.

Easter Sunday: 11.30a.m.

Naomh Eoin Baiste / St John the Baptist, Lios Póil Holy Thursday: 8.00p.m.

Easter Sunday: 10.00a.m.

Naomh Caitlín, Fionn Trá Aoine na Chéasta: 3.00i.n.

Dé Domhnaigh: 10.00r.n.

Teampall Geal, Baile Riabhach: Domhnach Cásca: Aifreann 6.00r.n.

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17 • 18 • 19 • 20 MÁrta 2016

Féile Idirnáisiúnta Scannán an Daingin

St. Patrick’s Weekend

YEARS

INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2016

THE PHOENIX CINEMA

ST. JAMES’ CHURCH

THURSDAY : 17 MÁRTA 1.30pm Shem The Penman Sings Again 4.00pm We’ll Always have Dingle 6.30pm OPENING RECEPTION - Ryan’s Daughter

THURSDAY : 17 MÁRTA 8.00am The Uncountable Laughter of the Sea 12.00pm A Doctor’s Sword 2.00pm Documentary Shorts 4.30pm After the Dance 6.00pm Talking to my Father, plus short - Irish by Design 8.00pm Taste: What’s Going On

FRIDAY : 18 MÁRTA 10.00am The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead & Roundhead 12.00pm Two By Two - Ooops! The Ark has gone 2.00pm Hobson’s Choice 4.00pm JASMINE 6.00pm All Woman 8.00pm Sing Street SATURDAY : 19 MÁRTA 10.00am The Laws of the Universe - Part 0 12.30pm Yellowbird 2.15pm Don Nicolás Den 3.30pm Brief Encounter 6.00pm Adrien (Le Garagiste) 8.00pm High Rise, plus short - Blight SUNDAY : 20 MÁRTA 10.00am Battle of Surabaya 12.00pm Open My Eyes 2.00pm The Crest 4.00pm Death On A Rock 6.00pm Cold Night Hot Salsa, plus short - Static 8.00pm Roman Holiday plus Físín Winner - Eadrainn Féin

OTHER VENUES

FRIDAY : 18 MÁRTA 10.00am YAOTY/Live Life Winners 11.00am Irish Shorts Programme 1 12.30pm Kerry Film Makers Forum, plus short Earthsong 2.00pm Shorts Programme 2 4.00pm Shorts Programme 3 6.00pm WORLD PREMIERE: Shoebox Memories 8.00pm Kurdistan-Kurdistan SATURDAY : 19 MÁRTA 10.00am Kids Short Animation Programme 11.30pm International Students Animation 1 1.00pm Irish & NI Shorts Animation Programme 2.30pm Irish & International Professionals Animation 4.00pm International Students Animation 2 5.30pm Gobelins Retrospective 7.30pm World Tour 9.00pm Love/Me/Do SUNDAY : 20 MÁRTA 1.00pm IFB Shorts 2.30pm Irish & International Shorts 4 4.00pm International Shorts 5 5.30pm IFB After ‘16 Shorts

THURSDAY : 17 MÁRTA 10.00pm FESTIVAL CLUB (John Benny Moriarty’s Pub) FRIDAY : 18 MÁRTA 9.30am-6.30pm Animation Dingle Conference (Skellig Hotel) 12.00-8.00pm BBC Arena: Night & Day (Kennedy’s Pub) 5.30pm Pitch & A Pint (Skellig Hotel) 8.00pm Animation Awards (Skellig Hotel) 10.00pm til late Animation Party - pass holders only SATURDAY : 19 MÁRTA 12.00 noon Sketch Day Trail 12.30pm Patrick Osborne, Benners Hotel 2.00pm TVPaint, Benners Hotel

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SUNDAY : 20 MÁRTA 12noon-12noon BBC Arena: Night & Day (Foxy John’s Pub Window)

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Dingle Cookery Students

Dingle Table Quiz Thursday 24 March The Brewery Gate 31st March An Conair Bar

Front Left: Corinne Bonnin, Aine Rohan, Shane O'Shea, Christy Slattery, Sheelagh Doyle, Caroline Noonan Middle Row From left: Patricia Manning, Graham Doran, Mary Fitzgerald, Thomas Kavanagh, Back Row From Left: Daniil Ruban, Conor Keane 13 new chefs to head out to industry having completed training at the Dingle Cookery School.

Last Friday saw the culmination of 5 months training for 13 students who completed a City & Guilds Level 2 Culinary Arts Course at the Dingle Cookery School.

The training was carried out in conjunction with Kerry Education and Training Board. A qualification that will lead to guaranteed employment.

Students were taught in a small group, developing and honing the basics skills and principles needed for cooking.

They learned an incredible amount in the short time period, and could not be more thankful and enthusiastic about the whole experience.

The Dingle Cookery School were delighted to welcome students not only from Dingle and around the county but also from as far away as Connemara and Tipperary.

Congratulations to the 13 students who completed this course, a much needed boost for the Irish hospitality and catering sector.

Annual Sponsored Walk

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MILLTOWN/LISTRY BRANCH OF KERRY HOSPICE FOUNDATION invite you to take part in our Annual Sponsored walk on Good Friday 25th March, starting at 10.am. from Milltown Hall. All funds will be going towards the new Pallative Care 15 bed in stay facility currently being built in Tralee. Your support would be greatly appreciated. Refreshments will be served after the walk in Ashborough Lodge. Donations can be made on the day.

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Cloghane Brandon Hillwalking and Music Festival.

Plans are well underway for the Cloghane Brandon Hillwalking and Music Festival 2016. This extraordinary walking festival takes place every year in the breath-taking Mount Brandon Mount Range.

The walking festival will let walkers navigate Mount Brandon, Ireland’s second highest mountain, and the mountains surrounding the Connor Pass. Walkers who decide to do the moderate walks will get to walk the spectacular Sás Creek to Brandon Point loop walk and visit the war planes at Sliabh Glas.

Churráin is delighted to be able to host one of Irelands most talented Traditional Musicians. Eleanor will be entertaining the crowd with songs from her latest album “Forever Young” as well as some of her classics “Still I love him” and “Galway to Graceland”. Viewers of the Late Late Show got a sneak preview in October of her amazing talent.

So what are you waiting for, call to book your place today! www.cflt.ie 066-7138137

Why should you attend this festival? Walkers, families and music lovers will get the opportunity to explore the majestic beauty of the Mount Brandon Range to exploring wildlife to culture to archaeology to a chance to practice your Irish in the Gaeltacht and above all have the craic with locals and visitors!

Eleanor Shanley is set to take centre stage at Halla Le Cheile on the Sunday of the Easter Bank Holiday 2016. Festival Organiser Caitríona Ní

A morning of meditation, connection, herbal remedy & natural cosmetic making with the Dingle Druid.

Dingle Druid combines the ancient lore of plants with healing & the power and wisdom with the Druids themselves. You are all most welcome to join the Dingle Druid on the first of a series of workshops. A morning of reflection, meditation & connection, learning, time to connect with nature and all its gifts, the morning will start with making some herbal teas and blends from the garden, followed by a forage walk and talk on the plant spirit medicine and making herbal remedies offered by our wonderful native plants. You will then take time in meditation in the garden in Burnham overlooking Dingle bay, to connect to plant allies to restore balance and connect with the Spring energy of the Spring Equinox. Afterwards we will take time for a mini pampering session using Dingle Druid natural products and a talk and demo on using and making natural skincare products to energise and restore balance within.

This is a morning to deepen your connection with nature and revitalise your connection with your souls dream, Juli has had a deep passion for plants since childhood, in the past she has run her own garden centre for 22 years , worked as a teacher, hypnotist garden designer and floral designer using wild and cottage flowers, During this time she was adding to her knowledge by learning and studying the traditional plant based skills of herbalism and natural cosmetic making, Dingle Druid is the outcome ... A range of soothing, nourishing and healing products using only what nature gives in season and always with the elemental rhythms of life itself. Booking essential . €40 , 10 until 1 , Thursday 24th of March , phone Juli 086-8337733.

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Bí linn sa Choirceog Bee talk at the Beehive!

Beachairí Chorca Dhuibhne are delighted to welcome guest speaker Eleanor Attridge on March 31st. Eleanor is the Bee Health Officer at the Federation of Irish Beekeeping Associations and travels to us from Cork. Looking forward to seeing you there!

8pm, March 31st@Beehive Theatre, Cúilín Fáilte roimh chách!

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Spring Foraging & Cooking Workshops Easter Saturday 26th March - Seaweed Easter Monday 28th March - Land herbs Saturday 9th April - Seaweed Identification, harvesting, uses and storing will be covered. Cost €55/€50 includes cooking practical, 4 course menu and notes.

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Seed And Seedling Swap Anois teacht an Earraigh... Spring is in the air... are you getting ready to start growing? Call in to the Flúirse Dhuibhe stall at Dingle Farmer's Market on Good Friday, 25th March for a seed and seedling swap.

Bring your extra seeds and seedlings and see what you pick up.

Whether you're a beginner gardner, an experienced grower or just have good intentions, there'll be something to get you growing! Ag súil le sibh a fheiscint idir 11-1!

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The Grey’s L ane Bistro Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner

From Thursday 17th March until Sunday 3rd A pril www.greyslanebistro.com laurence@greyslanebistro.com 066-9152770 / 087-2640613

Greta’s Herbs Greta McCarthy, O’Brien What a miserable Spring it has been! Work in the garden has been slow and tedious- I can’t seem to get to the end of any job. I am easily a month behind with my annual clean up!

Hard prune herbs such as fennel, lavender and lovage to ground level with a secateurs and loppers! Lighter, wispy stems of oregano, mints and St. Johns wort can be done quickly with a sharp clippers- a blunt one will drive you crazy so go and get it sharpened if needs be.

Top dress all plants with compost and general fertiliser. This is just the tonic they need after a long hard winter. These same principals apply to all other plants however shrubs will require specific pruning depending on the variety. Although I specialise in herb growing; I have been trained in all aspects of ornamental Horticulture.

I am delighted to see a clump of wild garlic finally looks at home in a moist shady spot. I tried unsuccessfully to grow it from seed and eventually gave in and bought a plant last year. It will probably now take over the place which I don’t mind as I love the natural effect of wild gardening - a concept not a lot of people understand. Wild garlic is much sought after by modern chefs so I am sure I will find some takers if it needs digging out. I know I may have said this before but it is extremely important not to mistake it for Convallaria ( lily of the valley) which is deadly poisonous. They look identical and both have white flowers in the same season. The obvious differentiating factor is the strong aroma which exudes from wild garlic.

The centre of my garden universe is my polytunnel - I adore propagation particularly from seed. It is a delicate process but hugely rewarding.

I have become extremely impatient waiting for temperatures to rise to 10°C so I dragged out an old electric propagator I had tucked away and thought this will do the trick for my tomatoes and Chili peppers

only to discover it was broken and would not heat up! I used it anyway placing it near a sunny windowsill and was delighted the double glazing effect gave successful results. I have lots of tomato seedlings of plum and jersey heirloom. They have remained at the seed leaf stage for two weeks due to the low night temperatures. Once they produce a pair of true leaves they will be plucked gently from their trays and potted upto hopefully grow into sturdy plants.

The general rule when sowing seed is to cover it with a fine layer of multipurpose compost. I recently purchased a sieve so I will see if this makes any difference when covering fine seed such as thyme. Larger seed such as nasturtium, sunflower, courgette and cucumber need to be sown a little deeper in pots these will require an extra sprinkling of compost. Careful watering is essential - too much can rot the seed.

There are certain varieties such as strawberries and petunias which require no covering and are surface sown. To prevent these from drying out cover the tray with an opaque plastic bag- in my case the glass propagator keeps in the humidity. It is crucial to transplant seedlings at the correct stage they must have developed an adequate root system, if taken prematurely they may die and if taken too late when their roots are entangled they can end up getting battered and bruised!

If purchasing plants presently it is good practise to leave them in their pots outside for at least a week. This hardens them off and also allows time for roots to develop, particularly if they have recently been potted.

Full details of my herb stock list can be viewed on my website.

Again I must advise sowing seed in batches every forthright. As the saying goes ‘don’t put all your eggs in one basket’ but for me - it’s ‘don’t put all your seeds in one tray’ Greta McCarthy O’Brien qualified in Amenity Horticulture at Botanic Gardens Dublin in 1983 and has been growing herbs in Annascaul for over 10 years.

Herbs on sale at Foxy John’s Dingle, Keanes Lispole, Miltown Organic Store. Orders taken now. www.gretasherbs.com Email: gretasherbs@yahoo.com Phone: 086-3169716

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Responding to Toddler Tantrums

calm reassuring tone of voice. Try saying ‘you are feeling upset I am here to help you feel safe’.

Using Emotionally Responsive Parenting in a Mindful Way to Support Toddlers Who Have Temper Tantrums.

3. Stay calm as this helps her or him feel secure. Remember to take a pause to connect with your own feelings and if you need to, take a few deep breaths… what I call ‘the sacred pause’. When you stay calm your child is developing the knowledge that you can accept their big feelings and soothe them. This lays down a solid foundation for their future as your child learns that that you can be trusted and when they get older they will know it is okay to go to you to share worries and concerns that they may have.

Anne Healy

4. Use distraction as your child’s naturally developing curiosity will be triggered and as a result they begin to calm down.

5. When they calm down you can try saying something like ‘now you are calm and feeling okay again, you felt ( whatever feeling you think distressed him or her) and it upset you’ This will help them internalise that they were successful in calming down thus laying messages to their developing brain that they can learn to regulate their feelings.

B. Testing the Limits Tantrums

Cartún: Dómhnal Ó Bric Scientific Fact: Temper Tantrums are important for your child’s development!

It is worth remembering that having tantrums are important for your child’s emotional and social development. (Maybe some parents reading this may think that you and your child could do without the tantrums!!) But the reason tantrums are important is due to the fact that ‘the emotional regulation of a child’s feelings during storms of feelings enables them to establish essential brain pathways for managing stress and being assertive in later life’ - ‘The Science of Parenting’ Margot Sunderland.

Approximately 70% of toddlers have at least one temper tantrum a day.

It is a time in their lives that their feelings are very intense and overwhelming. Parents have told me that they find their children’s tantrums difficult as they trigger a part of themselves that expects the child to understand what they ask them to do and when the child will not comply their buttons are pressed! So at times you the parent may feel that despite your best efforts your child continues to have tantrums. Try the following suggestions as they may be useful for you.

There are two types of tantrums: Distress Tantrums and Testing the Limits Tantrums. So how do you distinguish between the two types of tantrums? It can be difficult but usually you can tell the difference between your child’s distressing behaviour and a child who wants their own way. Both children need your compassion but need to be responded to differently.

A. Distress Tantrums

If your child is very distressed it will be very difficult to reason with them. This is due to the chemical changes that are taking place in their brain. As a consequence their ability to talk and listen to you are reduced. All they are able to do is release their very strong feelings to express their distress.

When your child is truly distressed: 1. If at all possible begin to learn to ‘read’ your child’s emotional feelings. When you notice the lower lip quivering it is often time to distract your child to help them regulate the feelings that are about to come tumbling out. Some of the reasons children can have distress tantrums can include feeling misunderstood, frightened or sad.

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You will know as a parent when your child is testing the limits! Usually your child is in control and are fully intent on getting their own way.

They may have learned that shouting and stomping helps them get their own way. A typical example is wanting a toy or the ice cream in a shop and are fully intent on having it their way and they want it NOW! They will use a very reasoned argument (in their young mind) that you should meet all their demands and if they are not getting what they want they will try using very powerful and inappropriate behaviour.

When your child is having one of these tantrums they really need to know that you are in charge! Your child also needs to know that you still love them but it was their behaviour that you did not like. If your child is demanding something and you have said NO that part of them that insists that they get their own way kicks in. So they may start stamping their little foot, and shouting louder. The following suggestions have been found useful by other parents to help children manage tantrums.

Step by Step Approach to Testing the Limits Tantrums 1. It is helpful to connect with you child by placing your hands gently on his or her shoulder and make eye contact. This is often called ‘connect to reconnect’. When you make this connection with your child you are helping the part of your child’s brain that is out of control to calm down. Then say ‘right now you are upset but when your voice is as quiet as mine you will to feel calm’.

2. Remember not to reason with them, or argue or bribe them. You will be tempted. Especially if you have onlookers taking in the situation! Act like a broken record, repeat NO as often as you need to.

3. If your child is kicking or hurting you then you may need to hold them to keep them from hurting you as when this happens a child can feel that he has an inappropriate sense of power for his or her age. You may need to take your child away from the situation that is creating the problem.

4. When you have resolved the situation reassure them that you understood that they wanted their own way but it is your job as their parent to help them to accept rules. Point out how well they did to accept that they could not get what they wanted even though they were disappointed.

Scientific Fact! Remember if you give in to your child’s demanding unreasonable requests they will struggle as they gets older to accept social rules and limits.

TOP TIP - ‘Name it to Tame it’ is a term that Neuroscientist, Daniel Siegel coined! It simply means that when we name behaviours for children we help them make sense of their behaviour. So for example a child tells you that her best friend in school is really mean as she is playing with somebody else. Try saying to her ‘Right now I can see that you are feeling very sad and a little angry because your friend is not playing with you’. You could tell her ‘that when she does not play with you miss her and that you your feelings are hurt’ Anne Healy has an MA from the University of York in Play Therapy and is a Parent Advisor. She has worked with children and families for over thirty years. She lives and works in Dingle and offers play therapy to children aged 3 to 12 years and face to face or skype parenting advice. www.mindfulparentingadivce.ie 087 2486421.

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Féile an Dísirt

FRIDAY 1ST APRIL

1 Aibreán go 3 Aibreán

1.00pm : Dingle Peninsula Time Line Launch.

Díseart and gardens open free from now till end of Festival.

6.00pm : Díseart Chapel Ceolchuirm le Larry Beau. Charge at door.

7.15pm : Fógraíonn Dónall Mac Síthigh Léachtaí CC 47.

7.30pm : ‘The Termini Naturae from Augustinus Hibernicus to Pope Francis’. Lecture by renowned scholar John Carey.

8.30pm: Danny Sheehy launches LCC 46. Buffet & Music.

Ceiliúradh An Dísirt agus Léachtaí Cholm Cille XLVII.

SATURDAY 2ND APRIL 9.30am : Frescó Room Lectures by local scholars in Irish.

1.00-2.30pm : Lón do chách in Benners Hotel.

Fáilte Roimh Chách.

2.30pm : Pádraig Ó Fiannachta chairs Symposium of Poetry and Prose. We conclude with a sale of Books at Festival Prices.

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LÉACHTAÍ CHOLM CILLE XLVII

SUNDAY 3RD APRIL 11.30 am : Aifreann na Féile i Sáipéal Naomh Muire.

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Hope Guatemala: Finding New Ways

By Seán McGillicuddy I

always wanted to get involved with a charity but I wanted it to happen organically. Two years ago I took part in Hope Guatemala’s charity run and was very impressed by how founder Eddy Dieckmann and friends were helping the people in Guatemala. Having said that, for two years I didn’t do anything else about this, or so I thought.

Over the past few years I kept up friendship with Eddy and went along to many events that he organised to raise money including music gigs by up and coming local band Strange Attractor, concerts such as The Sacred Heart University Orchestra, and the launch of their book “Children of The Finca Florencia”. I decided it was time to get more involved.

I went to a few meeting and afterwards I thought, “What can I really do to help, sure who I am?” Then Eddy asked me to go with him to Guatemala. I didn’t think about it, I just said “Yes” and before I knew it we were on a flight to Guatemala and it was an eye opening experience.

The plan was to connect with Hope Guatemala, and their German sister charity Nuevo Dia’s, partner NGOs ASECSA and SEFCA in Guatemala, meet the communities which HG/ND have been helping, and to investigate new projects. It was an intense couple of weeks but very worthwile.

My first impression was the positivity. Everyone smiles and welcomed us with open arms.

We went to one community, a possible new project, called Finca California (Finca being the landowners land and California being nothing like the place you think of in North America). The sun was high in the sky the foliage was ripe but the situation was bleak.

The families living here haven’t been paid for years for the work they are dong for the Finca owners, are not allowed to eat the crops they grow and have no entitlements, not even being allowed to keep a dog without the landlords permission (who they never see and you guessed it, lives in California). The amazing thing about the people living here is that they wanted to share with us the little food they had. All the other communities did the same and we always took what they offered so as not to offend. This was the first time that none of us could take what they were offering, the possibility of offending was outweighed by their own need.

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communities to farm it. This way the people ing a play. The play, titled Gan Imní (Without have a place to grow their own food and the Worry), is a bilingual show for children and possibility of bringing some of this food to the whole family. It’s a story about two friends market. Of course, there will be difficulties in who live separate lives and must discover that trying to do this. However, having seen the in order to find themselves they must first positive effect HG/ND has had on communilearn that they need each other. It connects ties which they have been involved with over children in Guatemala to children in Ireland the past 10 years and the can do attitude by tapping into Hope Guatemala’s ethos of of the people in these communities, not to “Children for Children” and “Help them Help mention the abundance of water, their own Themselves”. To do this the play connects produce and houses that are no longer just myths and legends of Guatemala, particularly made out of planks of wood, plastic sheeting that of the Guatemalan Worry Dolls, to myths and corrugated iron, it is my firm belief that and legends of Ireland and taps into a one HG/ND will be successful helping the people world mentality. of Finca California also.

Gan Imní will play in Dingle during the Feile We travelled from the South to the North of na Bealtaine Festival on Saturday the 30th Guatemala visiting old and new projects by April at 2pm in An Lab. bus (an experience in itself, you’re best not looking out the window as the buses weave HOPE GUATEMALA - Charity Walk around the roads high up in the mountains 17th April at speed while passing out other buses) and pickups while meeting wonderful people.

We were greeted with songs, music and prayer. We were even lucky enough to be a part of a traditional Mayan ceremony in which the Shaman thanked the sun, the earth and each other, accepting everybody and everything as one. She also told us that the day of the ceremony was a special day in the Mayan calendar as it was “The Day of New Ways”. Something which registered with us all as we began to consider new ways forward for the charity.

The work that Hope Guatemala/Nuevo Dia are doing is not to be underestimated. They build water storage units for communities that would otherwise have to walk miles for clean water, educate and feed children every day in a nutrition centre which wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for them, have set up seed banks and promote positive agriculture, provide facilities for mid wives, to name but a few. All of their projects help communities to sustain themselves. Dr. Hugo, head of ASECSA, could not stress enough the importance of the work that Hope Guatemala/Nuevo Dia are doing. He told us that other NGOs often don’t visit the communities, that they are generally faceless so the people of the communities don’t understand why or where help usually comes from. “With Hope Guatemala/Nuevo Dia”, he said, “this Is different. By visiting them you give them hope and motivation.

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West Kerry GAA Breandán Fitzgerald Lee Strand West Kerry League Semi-Finals Last Sunday the 13th of March, the semi-finals of the Lee Strand West Kerry League took place in Páirc Uí Bharóid, Lispole. A moment of silence was observed before the games as a mark of respect for the late Michael Griffin of Lispole. Michael was a stalwart of West Kerry and Lispole GAA for many a year and all of the football community in West Kerry were deeply saddened by his passing. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

Up first at 1.30pm home side Lispole played Dingle and it was the visitors who booked their place in the Lee Strand West Kerry League Final 2016 with an impressive display, Lispole 2-10 to Dingle 1-22. At 3pm holders An Ghaeltacht played Annascaul and were lucky to snatch a late equaliser in injury time to force a replay, An Ghaeltacht 0-12 to Annascaul 1-9. No date has been selected for the Lee Strand West Kerry League Semi-final replay between An Ghaeltacht and Annascaul.

Lispole 2-10 to Dingle 1-22 The visitors Dingle got off to a flying start with two points from Tomás Sheehy and one from Daragh O’Sullivan before Lispole kicked their first point through the boot of Breandán Ó Deargáin. Dingle’s Tomás Sheehy kicked two more points and Lispole’s Deaglán Ó Súilleabháin kicked three points to leave the score after 15 minutes of the first half, Lispole 0-4 to Dingle 0-5. At this stage it was anybody’s game but it was Dingle that powered ahead.

Dingle added eight more points before the break through Matthew Flaherty and Garret Hickey Brosnan with two each and points apiece from Breandán Kelliher, Tomás Sheehy, Cathal Bambury and Daragh O’Sullivan. While Lispole kicked only two points, one each coming from Tomás Ó Caomhánaigh and Brian Ó Raoil to leave the halftime score Lispole 0-6 to Dingle 0-13.

On the restart it was all Lispole for the first 5 minutes and they closed the gap with two well taken frees by Deaglán Ó Súilleabháin.

Dingle responded with points from Matthew Flaherty, Cathal Bambury and Tomás Sheehy before Sheehy kicked his side’s only goal to leave the score after 15 minutes of the second half, Lispole 0-8 to Dingle 1-18. Lispole to their credit continued to fight and goals from Nollaig Ó hUigín and Deaglán Ó Súilleabháin and points each from Cathal Ó Súilleabháin and Aaron Ó Muircheartaigh left the score at fulltime, Lispole 2-10 to Dingle 1-22.

Lios Póil: Conor Ó hAiniféin, Ronán Ó Grifín, Eoghan Ó Grifín, Dara Ó Súilleabháin, Eamon Ó Beaglaoí, Colm Ó Gealbháin, Daragh Ó Brosnacháin, Micheál Mac Gearailt, Nollaig Ó hUigín (1-0), Garreth Ó Nuanáin, Deaglán Ó Súilleabháin (1-5, 3fr), Maitiú Seán Ó Grifín, Tomás Ó Caomhánaigh (0-1), Breandán Ó Deargáin (0-1), Brian Ó Raoil (0-1) Fir Ionaid: Aaron Ó Muircheartaigh (0-1), Cathal Ó Súilleabháin (0-1), Ryan Ó Mainnín, Alan Ó Dubháin 42 West Kerry Live

Daingean Uí Chúis: Gavin H. Ó Corráin, Micheál Ó Flannúra, Conor Ó Súilleabháin, Pádraig Ó Conchúir, Aodán Ó Conchuir, Breandán Ó Céilleachair (0-1), Pádraig Ó Dubháin, Daragh Ó Súilleabháin (0-2), Micheál Ó Slatara, Brian Ó Dubháin (0-1), Dónal Ó Riain, Pól Ó Dubháin, Tomás Mac an tSíthigh (1-7, 2fr), Maitiú Ó Flaithearta (0-5), Gareth Icí Ó Brosnacháin (0-3) Fir Ionaid: Cathal Ó Bambaire (0-3), Seán B. Ó Brosnacháin, Adrian Ó Dubháin, Tadhg de Brún, Jeaic Ó Súilleabháin

O’Connor Cup Final Well done to Ciara Murphy of Corca Dhuibhne Ladies and Kate O’Sullivan of Daingean Uí Chúis Ladies on helping UCD Ladies win the O’Connor Cup Final in Tralee last Saturday, UCD 1-7 to UL 0-9. Ciara also had the great honour of Captaining the victorious UCD Team.

An Ghaeltacht 0-12 to Annascaul 1-9 An Ghaeltacht’s Oigí Ó Sé started the scoring with a well taken point. Annascaul responded with two well taken points of their own through Shane Foley and James Crean before Pádraig Ó Sé for An Ghaeltacht levelled the game after 15 minutes, An Ghaeltacht 0-2 to Annascaul 0-2. Annascaul dominated the remainder of the first half with points from Shane Foley, James Crean and Jason Hickson before An Ghaeltacht’s Dara Ó Sé kicked the last point of the first half, An Ghaeltacht 0-3 to Annascaul 0-5.

Jason Hickson of Annascaul and Dara Ó Sé of An Ghaeltacht exchanged points on the restart and Annascaul’s James Crean and An Ghaeltacht’s Eoin Mac Gearailt exchanged points after 10 minutes before An Ghaeltacht’s Máirtín Ó Gormón made it a one point game. Shortly after An Ghaeltacht played a high ball into Oigí Ó Sé, who fielded and then laid off the ball to the incoming Pádraig Ó Sé who fisted the equalising point after 15 minutes of the second half, An Ghaeltacht 0-7 to Annascaul 0-7. Jason Hickson restored Annascaul’s lead with a well taken free kick before An Ghaeltacht went one up with points from Oigí Ó Sé and Ciarán Ó Coileáin.

An Ghaeltacht’s Oigí Ó Sé with another point put two between the sides but Annascaul responded with a point from Jason Hickson before Seán O Hara put them two up when he kicked the game’s only goal for Annascaul in the 28th minute of the game, An Ghaeltacht 0-10 to Annascaul 1-9. An Ghaeltacht responded with two fine points from play through Pádraig Ó Sé and Colm Ó Muircheartaigh to leave the score at full time, An Ghaeltacht 0-12 to Annascaul 1-9.

An Ghaeltacht: Shane Ó Grífín, Cian Ó Murchú, Colm Ó Muircheartaigh (0-1), Peter Paul Sauerland, Pádraig Ó Sé (0-3), Caoimhín Ó Beaglaoich, Cathal Ó Fiannachta, Ciarán Ó Coileáin (0-1), Máirtín Ó Gormón (0-1), Dara Ó Sé (0-2, 2fr), Seamas Ó Muircheartaigh, Eoin Mac Gearailt (0-1), Oigí Ó Sé (0-3), Seán M. Ó Conchúir, Ciarán Ó Ceilleachar Fir Ionaid: Pól Breathnach Annascaul: Tommy Pierce, Eoin Curry, Eoghan O’Neill, Colm Barry, Daniel O’Connell, Andrew Finn, Ger Farrelly, Niall Mckenna, James Farrell, Shane Foley (0-2), Jason Hickson (0-4, 2fr), David Clifford, Genie Farrell, Eamon Hickson, James Crean (0-3) Fir Ionaid: Finton Herlihy, Seán O Hara (1-0) Munster U21 Semi Final Best of luck to Jack O’Connor and his Kerry U21’s especially all of the West Kerry lads against Limerick next Wednesday in the Munster Semi Final in Austin Stack Park at 19:30

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UCD Ladies Kate O'Sullivan (Daingean Uí Chúis) , Ciara Murphy (Captain) (Corca Dhuibhne ), Deirdre Kearney (Na Gaeil) with O'Connor Cup Scór na bPaistí Scór na bPaistí West Kerry Finals will take place in the Community Rooms Castlegregory (beside Spar) on Saturday the 19th of March at 7pm. For further information please contact Dara Rohan (daraghr95@gmail.com) of Castlegregory GAA or your Clubs Secretary.

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West Kerry U14 Championship In the 2nd round of the West Kerry U14 Championship Castlegregory were defeated by An Ghaeltacht, Castlegregory 4-9 to An Ghaeltacht 5-18. Castlegregory are away to Lispole/ Annascaul on Sunday 20th March at 11am.

Kerry County League Games - 20/03/2016 Div 1 - Killarney Legion GAA v Dingle in Killarney Legion @ 14:00, Div 2 - Laune Rangers v An Ghaeltacht in J P O Sullivan Park, Killorglin @ 14:00 Div 3 - Tarbert v Annascaul in Tarbert @ 14:00 Div 4 - Lispole v Fossa in Lispole @ 14:00 Div 5 - Duagh v Castlegregory GAA Club in Duagh @ 14:00 Lá Oscailte i bPáirc an Ághasaigh As part of the Comóradh1916-2016, Dingle GAA are holding an open day in Páirc an Ághasaigh on Sunday 20th March from 2.30pm to 4.30pm. All welcome.

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Dead Leg Eddie O’ Grady A ‘’dead leg’’, also known as ‘’charley horse’’ or ‘’quadriceps contusion’’, is essentially an injury due to a traumatic blow, crushing the quadriceps muscle against the femur bone.

The quadriceps is the muscle at the front of your thigh. The injury can be either intermuscular or intramuscular. Treatment depends on the type of contusion and grade in severity of the injury. An Intramuscular contusion occurs when the muscle gets torn within the sheath surrounding it. This causes the initial bleeding to cease within hours due to increased pressure within the muscle. However, the fluid and blood is not able to escape from the muscle sheath surrounding it resulting in considerable loss of function and a lot of pain. This can take days or weeks for a full recovery. You are unlikely to see any bruising with this type of contusion, especially in the early stages. In the case of intermuscular contusions, the muscle as well as part of the sheath surrounding it gets torn. This results in a longer bleeding time initially, especially if there is no use of ice therapy. The patient usually recovers faster from this type of dead leg, as the blood and fluids can easily flow away from the injury site. Bruising is often present in this type of contusion.

Grading •Grade 1: Quadriceps pain, tightness in the thigh and a limp while walking. The swelling is very mild and so is the pain. The patient has almost complete range of motion upon stretching.

•Grade 2: The patient is not able to walk properly and limps when walking. There is some swelling present and the patient will experience bouts of pain upon activity. There is pain upon extending the leg against resistance. Pressure on the site also produces pain and the patient is unable to completely flex the knee.

•Grade 3: The patient has severe pain with obvious swelling, and is unable to walk without the help of crutches. Muscle contraction produces an obvious gap or bulge. This type of dead leg needs at least a month or two to completely heal.

Treatment • tion).

R.I.C.E (Rest, Ice, Compression, Eleva-

• Rest is very important and the limb should be kept elevated as much as possible.

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Compression and ice therapy should

be applied for 15 to 20 minutes every hour for the first 24 to 48 hours. Ice should be wrapped in a wet towel to prevent ice burns. A compression bandage should be worn 24/7 to reduce swelling and to give support until the pain has subsided.

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Crutches should be used if required.

• Never apply heat therapy(that includes having a hot bath...Do not) or perform deep tissue massage in the initial acute stage (24 to 48 hours) of a dead leg injury. This can aggravate the injury or lead to myositis ossificans later. Sports massage to help recovery should be started once the acute phase (24 to 48 hours) of the injury has passed, provided it’s not an intramuscular contusion(This may need more time to settle and sometimes requires medical intervention).

• Gentle stretching of the area should be done after the acute stage (24 to 48 hours) has passed, but not before, provided it does not cause too much pain. The stretch should be held for 30 seconds and should be repeated 4 to 5 times in a day. With severe (grade 3) intermuscular contusion there should be no overpressure with passive stretching for 7-10 days.

When Can Exercises Be Started For Dead Leg? • For dead leg of grade 1 contusion of quadriceps, strengthening exercises can be started as soon as the pain has subsided.

Patient should start with mild exercises and should move on to difficult ones as the dead leg pain.

• For dead leg of grade 2 contusions of quadriceps, strengthening exercises should be started after a week or so.

Patient should start with gentle warm up exercises and finish with good stretching exercises. Strengthening exercises should be continued for several weeks. Strengthening exercises should be started more than a week later and for grade 3 contusions of the quadriceps.

• Gentle exercises such as cycling or swimming are nice gentle strengthening exercises to start with.

Myositis Ossificans The more severe a contusion, the greater the risk of development of Myositis Ossificans, especially with poor treatment and management. In this condition calcification occurs within the healing hematoma(swelling of clotted blood within the muscle). The healing hematoma forms bone within the layers of affected muscle.

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Symptoms include overnight and morning pain, as well as pain on muscle contraction.

It may be possible to feel a hard bump or ‘woody’ lump within the affected muscle tissue. Stiffness and loss of knee range of movement are also common. Sometimes surgery is required to remove the calcified tissue.

Gáirdín Mhuire Day Care Centre Green Street, Dingle Gáirdín Mhuire Day Care Centre is a centre specifically designed with older people’s needs in mind. The Centre’s primary function is to serve the older population of Corca Dhuibhne by providing services and a support centre for those who wish to avail of it. The location of the centre is ideal with direct access to the church next door and, being in the heart of the town, has access to local shops and amenities.

Lonnaithe ar Shráid an Dóirín, sa Daingean, freastalaíonn Ionad Lae Gairdín Mhuire ar phobal Chorca Dhuibhne agus na cheantair maguaird.

Cuireann siad mórán seirbhísí ar fáil do phobal aosach an cheantair. tacaíonn láthair ar Ionad leis an bpobal a fhreastalaíonn ar mar go bhfuil sé i gcroí lár an bhaile in aice leis na siopaí agus an séipéal.

Facilities / Aiseanna

Facilities at Gáirdín Mhuire include: our own bus (which can pick you up at your door on a selected day), tea and homemade scones on arrival and in the afternoon, a four course dinner, nursing care, showers, (including assisted showers), physiotherapy, chiropody at reduced rates, occupational therapy, acupuncture and hairdressing.

Activities / Imeachtaí

Activities at the centre include, for example, art & crafts, bingo, yoga, exercises, computer and internet access, and most importantly caint agus craic, singing and dancing. Watch this space for upcoming events and activities in Gáirdín Mhuire.

Staff / Foireann

The staff at Gáirdín Mhuire Day Care Centre are always on hand to help and advise our clients in any way we can. We provide a support mechanism in the community and encourage our clients to discuss their concerns, whether they be medical or social. Confidentiality is always assured and we do our best to assist in sorting out whatever challenges may arise for our clients, whether it be by putting them in touch with the appropriate authority, or just to offer a sympathetic ear.

Admission Policy / Polasaí Iontrála

At Gairdín Mhuire we have an admission policy which is a simple matter of filling out an admission form, either on arrival at the Day Care Centre or via the Public Health Nurse or General Practitioner (for our own records). It’s as simple as that to become a member, the only criteria being that the prospective client is over 60 years of age.

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Bi linn anseo i nGáirdín Mhuire agus buail le cáirde agus comharsain agus dein cáirde nua duit féin. Tabhair turas isteach chughainn agus bíodh do lá anseo mar chuid dod sceideal seachtainúil. Labhair le haon duine atá ag freastal faoi láthair agus dearfar leat go bhfuil sé tharr bárr!!

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Green - (spinach, cabbage, kale, broccoli, brussels sprouts, leeks, chard, celery, peas, avocados etc) No other group of vegetables require as much bribery and convincing to be included on the plate than the greens! Youngsters, oldsters and inbetweeners could drastically reduce the risk of premature death from heart disease and many cancers by increasing intake of this remarkable group of foods. No need for forty shades either as just two servings daily is all it takes to feel the benefit! The green colour of this group of vegetables (and fruit) comes from the chlorophyll they contain. Research on the health benefits of chlorophyll has focused on the area of cancer and studies have found that the risk of certain cancers can be reduced by 55% through eating the equivalent of half a cup of raw spinach daily! Green vegetables are detoxifying, supporting the liver and helping the body to rid itself of dangerous toxins. They are also good sources of fibre, lutein, zeaxanthin, calcium, folate, vitamin C and betacarotenes. These nutrients are also required to lower blood pressure and cholesterol, to normalize digestion time, promote good gut flora, support eye health, fight free radicals and boost the immune system.

White - this group of fruit and veg include garlic, ginger, bananas, cauliflower, kolrabi, potatoes, parsnips, oats, barley, mushrooms etc. These foods are high in beta-glucans which provides soluble fibre, the type of fibre that mops up excess cholesterol. Not only great for lowering cholesterol, beta-glucans help regulate blood sugar and boost immune activity.

They activate natural killer cells and are most powerful against hormonal disorders and hormone-related cancers such as breast, prostate and ovarian. Not the most exciting to look at on their own so best to team them up with other colours.

Gold (well, yellow and orange) - carrots, sweet potatoes, squash, red peppers, oranges, peaches, pumpkin, cantaloupe, turmeric etc. Many of these foods are the first foods we ever taste. Perfect for weaning babies because of their sweetness, the most important nutrient in common to the orange group is betacarotene. Betacarotene converts to vitamin A in the body.

Vitamin A is a powerful antioxidant and the most effective anti-ageing nutrient in nature. This nutrient can improve vision, reduce the risk of age-related macular degeneration and it may help relieve and improve skin disorders, such as psoriasis and eczema. One of the ways vitamin A protects us is by maintaining the linings of our organs - lungs, intestines, urinary tract, making it difficult for bacteria and viruses to infiltrate and make us sick.

Further benefits of yellow and orange foods are their anti-ageing properties due to zeaxanthin and lutein, lycopene, vitamin C and vitamin K. Together with betacarotene, these nutrients fight free radical damage, reducing our risk of premature ageing of all organs such as skin, heart, brain, making them most effective against heart disease, Alzheimer’s, dementia and cancers of the lungs, skin and colon.

Nature’s use of colour is a clever way to make the healthiest foods on the planet the most attractive to look at. However, much of the visual pleasure of food has lost out to processing and fast food, which typically lack colour leaving us with a dull, beige plate of food that rob us of vital nutrients. Get in touch with your creative side when preparing meals. It’s a great way to encourage children to eat a broader range of fruits and vegetables and to keep you looking and feeling the picture of health!

Irene Ní Fhlannúra, Nutritional Therapist at Ré Nua Nutrition Clinic & Healing Rooms, Dingle

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Keel GAA Club Lotto There was no winner of the lotto draw worth €6,700 held in Foleys Bar on Sunday 13th March. Numbers drawn were 6, 10, 20 and 22. €50 winner was Ann Kane, Gortanedin. €25 winners were Eden Kane, Gortanedin, Abbie Hilliard, Shanahill, Helen Cronin, Castlemaine and Paul Bonner, Farnes. Next weeks lotto is worth €6,800 and the draw will take place in Grifins Bar on Sunday 20th March Mid Kerry League Keel traveled to Killorglin to play Laune Rangers today and the fast tempo of this drawn game will benefit both sides before the opening round of the County League next week. Keel opened the scoring with points from Aaron Murphy and Thomas Ladden. LR responded well to go 3-2 up but Keel kicked the next 3 points through Martin Burke and Gary Sayers 2 to take control of the game, Further points from Shane Prendiville, Murphy and Sayers had it LR 0-7 Keel 0-8 at half time.

Donal O’Neill extended Keel’s lead to 2 after the break. LR started to come back into the game and in a ten minute spell turned the match with 3points to lead by 1. In this time Keel lost Aaron Murphy to a head injury and had no available subs so they played the remainder of the match with 14 men. Keel showed great resolve to retake the lead with 10 minutes of normal time remaining through Sayers and Ladden. Colm O’Shea kicked a fine equalizer on the 60 minute mark but there was lots of injury time due to the injury to Murphy. On 60+7 minutes LR looked to have stolen the win with a massive free from 50 metres by John O’Shea but Keel worked the ball up the field and won a free kick which Gary Sayers coolly converted on 60 + 9 minutes to leave the final score LR 0-12 Keel 0-12.

We wish Aaron Murphy a speedy recovery and hopefully he will be fit for Keel’s opening County League game against Dromid on Sunday 20th March at 2pm in Keel.

Keel: Stephen Cahillane, Donal O’Neill(0-1), Emmet Ashe, David McAssey, Dylan Prendergast, Martin Burke(0-1), Luke Flynn, Thomas Ladden(0-2), Aaron Murphy(0-2 1f), Aaron Cahillane, Terry O’Sullivan, Shane Prendiville(0-1), Gavin Evans, Gary Sayers(0-5 1f), Tommy Buckley Minor County League Keel/Listry minors lost to Knock/Brosna by 3-6 to 2-14 in Listry last Saturday. Their next game is against Asdee/Ballylongford in Keel on April 1st Keel GAA Table Quiz Keel GAA will hold their Table Quiz on Fri 18th Mar at 8.30pm in Murphys Bar. Table of 4 €40. Lots of Spot Prizes to be won.

Scor na bPaisti Congratulations to all the club members who represented their club so well in the Mid Kerry Scór competition held in Killorglin lastnight.

The level of talent and skill on display was highly commendable.

Competitors: Solo Singing: Brídann Evans Ballad Group: Liam Evans, Gearóid Evans, Laoise Foley, Cianna Foley, Brídann Evans. Instrumental Music: Liath Lenihan, Tadhg Evans, Gearóid Evans, Brídann Evans, Liam Evans. Figure Dancing: Jade Kelliher, Máire Châu O’Brien, Abbie Redmond, Tara Ryan. Results: Solo Singing, Ballad Group and Instrument Music ALL came 1st and go on to the South Kerry Final in Foilmore on the 9th of April No Child Left Behind Keel GAA Skills Academy 2016 has got off to a great start in Keel Community Centre with so many young players taking part in their first training session of 2016. The sessions are fun and are aimed to developing their Gaelic football skills in addition to enhancing your overall movement, balance and co-ordination and are open to all kids. Indoor footwear & Mouthguards compulsory. Indoor sessions cost €2 per child.Training of Under 12s : Tuesday at 6.30pm to 7.30pm.

Under 6s: Wednesday at 6.30pm to 7.30pm. Under 8s: Thursday at 6.00pm to 7.00pm. Under 10s: Thursday at 7.00pm to 8.00pm All held in the community centre. All new kids are welcome to join in on the fun and develop their football skills

Tionól Mhic Easmainn 2016 Roger Casement Gathering

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Good Friday 25th March 2016 at 11am

Guided Walk

Roger Casement’s Last Walk as a Free Man from Banna Strand Car Park to Casement Fort le Seán Seosamh Ó Conchubhair

staraí áitiúil, údar

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Monday 28th March 2016 at 7.30pm

Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee Official Opening of Tionól Mhic Easmainn by Helen O’Carroll

Curator, Kerry County Museum, Tralee Speakers:

1916 – Forgotten Heroes -­‐ Dr Tim Horgan

The Wireless Way in 1916 -­‐ Brian O’Daly

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Thursday 21th April at 3pm

Laying of Wreath & Address at Casement Fort by Cóilín Ó Cearbhaill Uachtarán Chonradh na Gaeilge

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Strange Attractor's New Release

Kerry County Clean Up

Strange Attractor are a Dynamic Pop/Funk band formed in Dingle, Co. Kerry. In their 3 years together they have played Electric Picnic, The Cork Jazz festival and toured Germany among many other performances. Since selling out the PAV in Cork for their album launch, their next single releases are looking very promising. The band blend elements of Pop, Funk, Reggae and Rock to deliver high energy, groove filled performances. The band are launching their upcoming single on April 11th and will be playing that night in The Workmans Club, Dublin at 8pm. Support acts on the night are Christian Collins, AikJ and TADGH. €5 entry. You can check out the as yet unreleased track on https://soundcloud.com/strangeattractor-1/got-this-feeling-imdead/s-n3fQz

The Gooch launches the 5th “Kerry County Clean Up” which takes place Saturday April 2nd 2016

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Common Problems Treated In Adults & Children: • Back Ache & Sciatica • Neck Pain including whiplash

• Sports injuries & fitness testing

• Joint pains & strains

• Foot problems (orthotics)

• Migraines & headaches

• Chronic pain • Fibromyalgia

• Post surgery (eg: hip & knee)

• Post fracture rehab

• Arthritis • Soft tissue injuries

The date has been announced for the 5th annual “Kerry County Clean Up” day which is facilitated by KWD Recycling with the support of the Kerry County Council, Kerry County Board ,An Taisce and the Department of Environment. The Gooch was on hand to help launch this worthy one day event in the Ballygarry House Hotel with many tidy town committees and volunteer groups in attendance, along with KWD Recycling and Kerry County Council representatives. This initiative has grown from strength to strength in the last 4 years and organisers are now going for the 5th County Clean up in a row which is a huge milestone. The aim as ever, is to pick up all the litter ,on one day, from all our main roads around Kerry in an attempt to keep our environment pristine for Locals and visitors alike to enjoy. This in turn promotes better tourism by making a lasting impression to all who visit the county. Last year 3200 volunteers collected over 60 tonnes of litter off Kerry roads. The benefits of this is immense and immediately noticeable with cleaner roadways, adding to the famous beauty of Kerry.

As well as making a huge difference to the beauty and scenery of Kerry, it’s also a great way to get local communities and groups together for a good cause and it’s easy to get involved, please show your support and log onto www.countycleanup.com where you can register your group and order a free “Clean Up Day Pack” which includes reflective vests, Red branded refuse sacks, event posters and information on how to organise your group. You can also follow progress or get information on the “Kerry County Clean Up” Facebook page.

So let’s show pride in our local Community and County on April 2nd by helping out on this one day initiative to clean our roads, and keep Kerry the cleanest County in Ireland.

• Repetitive strain injuries • Pilates for core strengthening

Presentation of the National Flag in Scoil Bhreac Chluain On Thursday March 10th Scoil Bhreac Chluain were presented with the National Flag and a copy of the Proclamation by Sergeant Denis McGarry and Gunner Paul Moynihan. A large crowd of pupils, staff, parents and members of the community gathered in the Annascaul Sports Hall for the ceremony. The children of the school played music, 48 West Kerry Live

The Launch of Kerry County Clean up 2016 in Ballygarry house hotel. Photo: Domnick Walsh

sang songs, recited poetry and displayed beautiful art, craft and history projects. Bhain gach éinne an-taitneamh as an ócáid speisialta seo. Tá Bord Bainistíochta na Scoile sár bhuíoch as an gcabhair a thug pobal na scoile dúinn an ócáid seo a chéiliúradh. Ní neart go cur le chéile.

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From Glasgow's Fair City.

Bert McCann A recent documentary programme broadcast by BBC Alba, the Scottish Gaelic television service threw up a telling remark that illustrates the close connection between Ireland and Scotland. The film dealt with the relationship between Donegal and Glasgow and one interviewee, a native of the north-west county declared, ''Donegal people do not instinctively identify Dublin as our capital city.

Rather we see Glasgow as fulfilling that role for us.'

This expression of relative closeness could also be applied Sligo, Monaghan, Mayo, Belfast and Derry.

Indeed until the 1960's there were three return sailings weekly from all of the northern ports to Glasgow for those seeking work and a more secure life than that offered at home. Often the early migrants spread across the host country as they followed the harvests from west to east coast.

Indeed Scotland has been a place of sanctuary for Irish people since the expansion of the kingdom of Dalriada into Scotland from Antrim, in the fourth century AD. Those arrivals from Ulster also brough the Irish language with them where it took root on the west coast of Alba. It is also reckoned that in the times of famine proportionally more folk migrated to our nearest neighbour than went to America.

Given those ties it is hardly surprising that the Irish community in Scotland would want to engage in the events of Easter 1916.

start of the Rising. They were based at Joseph Plunkett's house in Kimmage and distributed around the city's garrisons. Sadly, one of the Scottish Brigade, Charles Carrigan, was cut down in a hail of bullets with The O'Rahilly by his side, during the second evacuation of the GPO on the 28th of April. That loss did not halt the growth of Irish republicanism in Scotland though. By 1921 the Scottish Brigade of the IRA had 2,500 men organised in 5 battalions and 33 companies. There were 14 branches of Cumann na mBan and 66 Sinn Fein cumann were scattered throughout the country.

In this centenary year it is evident that the role of woman in the Rising is being publicly discussed and acknowledged. Margaret Skinnider a native of Coatbridge, a predominantly Catholic west of Scotland town is at last being recognised. A teacher and a member of Cumann na mBan and Connolly's Irish Citizen Army she was a suffragist and a campaigner for social justice.

In 1915 she joined the Glasgow Rifle Club which ironically had set up a sharpshooting class to teach woman to defend Scotland as part of the first world war effort. The putative sniper went to Dublin at Christmas 1915 at the invitation of Constance Markievicz. On this trip by boat she carried detonators for bombs in her hat and wires wrapped around her body under her coat. Connolly came to trust her at that time as she scouted Beggar's Bush barracks for him and was able to give him a map of the building.

Having been absorbed into the struggle she returned on Holy Thursday 1916. Initially she was assigned to be a despatch rider to Michael Mallin Oficer Commanding at St. Stephen's Green. Mallin Margaret Skinnider wasn't happy that women were taking risks, but was roundly told off by Margaret who told him that the new constituThe role of James Connolly, a native of Edinburgh and the child of tion gave her equal rights. The suffragist was an effective markswomMonaghan people is relatively well known. Commander of the Irish en. Alas she was seriously wounded when she was shot three times atCitizen Army he was wounded in the GPO and was subsequently tempting to burn down houses on Harcourt Street to try to cut off the executed in Kilmainham Jail while tied to a chair. Less well-known are retreat of British soldiers who had planted a machine gun post on the the stories of the people who set up and participated in republican roof of the University Church. Post-rising she fund-raised in the States organisations in their adopted country or were influenced by developand in the War of Independence was financial controller for the Irish ments and lent financial and logistical support to the Rising. Their role Republican Army. In the new state she became a teacher, got involved was crucial and was affirmed by Eamon De Valera when he said that in trade unionism and became President of the Irish National Teachers' the financial contribution to the struggle including both the Easter Organisation. She was also refused a veterans' pension for her service Rising and the War of Independence exceeded even that raised in in the freedom fight as only men qualified for such payments. So Ireland. Given that many of the donors were poorly paid mineworkers, much for the new constitution! domestic servants and labourers it was a major achievement.

In the years leading to 1916 several republican organisations were active in Scotland, particularly in Glasgow and the west. Sinn Fein, the Irish Republican Brotherhood, Cumann na mBan and the Irish Volunteers were in the roll-call. However the most active was Na Fianna which was a seedbed for many future leaders. Set up in 1910 the Glasgow sluagh was comprised of a particularly energetic and imaginative bunch who counted an adeptness for sabotage and burglary amongst their skills. Members got information and keys from Irish Volunteers who worked in mines, shipyards and munitions factories which were regularly plundered. Some members of An Fianna were engaged in British Admiralty war work on Clydeside and their sabotage efforts ensured that some submarines never came up after their first trial.

Two of An Fianna members who were active around ordnance smuggling were Seamus and Alex Reader great-uncles of Scottish singer Eddi Reader formerly of Fairground Attraction who is currently writing a book about their involvement. In his later years Seamus recalled a trip to Belfast on the Scottish ferry on the 1st of January 1916 with two other members of An Fianna. They had in their possession 150 rounds of .303 and 200 rounds of assorted revolver ammunition, eight short .45 and eight .32 revolvers, 40 feet of fuse, 200 detonators and one stone of explosives. A further raid this time on a colliery magazine near Glasgow on the 15th of January secured a large quantity of high explosives which was also taken straight across to Dublin via Belfast.

Seamus Reader also was able to get access to the chemical laboratories at Glasgow University, a redoubt of unionism, where he manufactured more explosives.

Around fifty to sixty republicans got to Dublin from Scotland for the 50 West Kerry Live

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Mná Chorca Dhuibhne, Bainigí triail as Galf !

Cheapais i gconaí, cosúil liomsa, nach raibh galf oiriúnach duit.Níor imir éinne dem’ chlann ná dem’ chairde é. Cosúil liomsa, ní bheadh sé de dhánaíocht agat siúl isteach i gclubtheach riamh ag triall ar chupán caifé, mar cheapais nach raibh cead agat. Anois do sheans chun na smaointí seo a athrú agus triail a bhaint as galf! Tá mná Cheann Sibéal ag tabhairt cuireadh duit chuig oíche shaor shóisialta le sólaistí ar an gCéadaoin 6ú Aibreán. Taispeánfaimíd duit tríd clár eagraithe taitneamheach 8 seachtaine le tosnaitheoirí eile gur féidir leat do aigne a dhéanamh suas i gceart faoin ngalf. Leanfaidh an clár seo ar aghaidh gach Céadaoin 7 i.n go 8.30 i.n ,ó 13ú Aibreán go 1 Meitheamh ar €50, le ceachtanna, trealamh, sólaistí agus craic! Sin margadh maith duit!

Níl uait ach bróga compórdacha! Mar sin tar chuig an gclubtheach soarchead isteach ag 7 i.n Céadaoin 6ú Aibreán. Glaoigh orm Bernie Firtéar 087 9489724 chun a thuilleadh eolais a fháil.

Ladies of Corca Dhuibhne Get into Golf!

Like me, maybe you thought golf was never meant for you. None of my friends or family played golf. Like me, you wouldn’t dream of walking into a golf club for a cup of coffee, thinking that the club was only open to members or to golfers. Now you have a great opportunity to change those ideas and give golf a go! Ceann Sibéal lady members are inviting you to a free fun social night with refreshments on Wednesday April 6th. We will show you how, through an organized, well structured, fun 8 weeks beginner programme , you can really decide if golf is for you or not. This 8 week programme each Wednesday 7pm to 8.30pm, from 13th April to 1st June, for only €50 will cover lessons, equipment, refreshments and fun! A true bargin! You only need a pair of runners or comfortable shoes. So come along to the free night in clubhouse Ceann Sibéal at 7pm on April 6th to see what’s on offer.

Ring me Bernie Firtéar on 087 9489724 for more information.

Lá Tástála Galf dos na Sóisir

Ar an Satharn seo caite bhí 12 galfairi óga ar an láthair cleachtadh ar na Gorta Dubha agus fuaireadar ceacht galf ó Liam Duggan – fear ag a bhfuil acadamh galf a fhreastalaíonn ar Ghalf Clubanna agus scoileanna i gCúige Mumhan. Bhaineadar go léir ana shásamh as agus bhí feabhas mór le feiscint ar ghalf dhaltaí na bliana anuraidh. Beidh Campa Galf na Cásca ar siúl dóibh ar an Luan 21ú agus an Mháirt 22ú agus tá siad ag súil go mór leis. Beidh imeachtaí eagraithe go seachtainiúil dóibh siúd a thógann ballraíocht sa Chumann.

Junior Golf Taster Day

Last Saturday 12 young golfers took part in a Golf Taster Day in the Practice Ground in Gorta Dubha where they got a lesson from Liam Duggan who specialises in golf tuition in clubs and schools in Kerry and Munster. They all enjoyed this session and great improvement was seen from last year’s participants. An Easter Camp will be held on March 21st and 22nd and they are looking forward to this. Organised weekly activities will be provided for those who take out membership.

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Ladies Golf Taster Session Cén áit: Galfchumann Ceann Sibéal Venue: Ceann Sibéal Golf Club Dáta: Céadaoin 6ú Aibreán 2016 Date: Wednesday 6th April 2016 Am: 7-8 pm Time: 7-8pm Costas: saor in aisce! Cost: free!

Equipment provided • Trealamh ar fáil • Sample chipping, putting and long game Fun, friendly • Sult is spórt is craic environment 8 week beginner programme to follow including lessons with PGA Professional Liam Duggan for €50 For more information contact: Bernie Firtéar Phone: 087-9489724

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cooked as you like it. Make sure to rest the meat well for about fortyfive minutes in a warm place.

This will give you plenty of time to get the gravy, mint sauce and all the vegetables ready. Enjoy!!

Roast Shoulder of Lamb with Lemon and Garlic Mark Murphy - Dingle Cookery School The tradition of having lamb during the Easter period dates back to pre-biblical times. Throughout Europe it also marks the new season for lamb, however the fantastic hill lamb that we have available to us on the peninsula is as it’s best later in the year. That is still no reason not to have lamb for Easter especially from our local butchers; hill lamb is without doubt one of the finest foods available in Ireland. The distinctive flavour of this lamb is due to their diet of wild herbs, grass, hill flowers and heathers all of which will have a subtle sea-salt taste due to the proximity to the sea and sea-air.

This recipe will provide you with a great dish for the centre of the table for an Easter feast. I have used shoulder of lamb for this recipe, which is such a great cut of meat and is perfect for slow cooking. It is best to order the shoulder ahead of time and ask the butcher to have it boned.

The addition of lemon, garlic and herbs is very Mediterranean; they give this dish such a beautiful flavour and aroma.

Ingredients 1 whole shoulder of lamb, boned 2 lemons zested and juiced 6-7 cloves of garlic minced or chopped finely Bunch of rosemary chopped finely Bunch of oregano chopped finely Salt and Pepper Rapeseed Oil

Home Made Mint Sauce Ingredients Large bunch of mint Pinch salt 50ml boiling water 4 tbsp. white wine vinegar 2 tbsp. caster sugar

Céadléiriú an Domhan i mBaile Na nGall!

Beidh an chéad pharáid Lá le Pádraig don bhliain i mBaile na nGall le láinseáil Banna Cheoil an Atlantach Fíain i dteannta Cumann Chabhlaigh na hÉireann ag meanoiche ar an Céadaoin 16ú Márta ó Tigh TP go Tigh Uí Bheaghlaoich. Beidh fáilte roimh gach éinne.

Beidh spiorad agus cultúr na muintire le seoladh againn thar na farraige móire siar go dtí ár sliocht féin i gCathracha na Stáit Aontaithe, Springfield, Bostún agus Nua-Eabharach.

Beidh fíor chaoin fáilte roimh Ceoltóirí, Amhránaithe, Feirmeoirí, Iascairí agus éinne gur mian leo bheith linn don ócáid stairiúil seo i mBaile na nGall. Tosnóidh an paráid ar 4.00 i.n. ó Oifig an Phoist agus leanfar an turas go pointe Bhaile na nGall agus thar nais go ceann a Ché.Beidh fáilte roimh gach éinne go dtí na tithe tábhairne ansan mar a mbeidh tráthnóna cleachtan agus caidrimh againn le Lá le Pádraig a cheiliúradh i measc na muintire mar is cóir.

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World Premier in Ballydavid!

The first St. Patrick’s celebrations of 2016 will take place in Ballydavid at Meanoiche on Wednesday 16th March.

Tigh TP’s presents the 1st official performance and world premier of Banna Cheoil Atlantach Fíain. This momentous occasion will be supervised and officially launched by the officers of the Irish Naval Association (Cumann Chabhlaigh na hÉireann) The St. Particks Day Parade will commence outside the Post Office at 4pm. There will be a céad míle fáilte for Purveyors of Music, Dance and Prance. Beidh fáilte roimh na páistí go háirithe.

Clowns, Actors, Medicinemen, Horsemen, Dicemen and Spudmen are also welcome. Dress code optional.

Programme / Clár: Wednesday 16th - Torchlit Vigil Procession with Banna Cheoil An Atlantach Fíain agus Cumann Chabhlaigh na hÉireann from Tigh TP to Tigh Uí Bheaghlaoich. Assembly 11pm Thursday 17th -The Ballydavid St. Patrick;s Day Parade. Assembly 4pm at Oifig An Phoist Ballydavid.

Beidh ól, ceol agus craic don scoth ann.

Method for Mint Sauce Strip off the mint leaves, sprinkle with salt and chop finely.

Place into a jug, add the sugar and pour over the boiling water, stir and leave to cool.

Stir in the vinegar and taste. (Use blender to make sauce) Add more water or vinegar and adjust seasoning to suit your taste Method for cooking the lamb shoulder Preheat the oven to 160ºC. Score the lamb with a sharp knife. In a bowl, mix the lemon juice, garlic, chopped herbs, salt and pepper. Rub all of this mixture generously all over the lamb getting into all the scores.

Place this on a large tray and cover well with foil. Place it in the oven and cook for about two and a half hours. Remove the foil and continue to cook allowing the lamb to brown for a further 40 minutes to 1 hour.

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Úllórd nua sa Daingean Community Fruit and Nut Orchard planting

to benefit Cloghane National School Easter Sunday after 10am Mass Siopa an Phobail

at Dingle Community Hospital Residents, staff and local volunteers will help plant a community fruit and nut orchard at Dingle Community Hospital on Monday 21st March. 18 trees will be planted, including Heritage Apple Varieties from the Irish Seed Savers Association in Clare as well as pear, plum, damson, quince, hazelnut and walnut.

The project was developed by Transition Kerry who, through the Local Agenda 21 Fund, are supporting the planting of three community orchards in Kerry this March – in Tralee Town Park and in Listowel as well as in Dingle. Locally, the project is co-ordinated by Transition Corca Dhuibhne and Dingle Community Hospital.

The aim of the project is to promote the planting of fruit and nut trees in public spaces and to encourage people to plant them in their own home gardens, school grounds, community and green spaces and at places of work. It also aims to highlight issues such as food miles, where our food comes from, food security and how climate change is affecting how we grow food and it’s impact on biodiversity.

The planting is a free event at 2pm on Monday March 21st. All are welcome. Tá fáilte roimh gach duine.

For more Information contact Niamh (Transition Kerry) @ 086 7247066 or Rachel (Transition Corca Dhuibhne) @ 086 1276551

Pruning & Grafting Workshop Day April 10th in the Díseart Gardens, Dingle An bhfuil fhios agat conas crainn úill a chuthú? Do you have fruit trees in your garden? Would you like to learn how to prune them properly?

Are you interested in learning to graft apple trees? Come join the experts from the Irish Seed Savers Association in Co. Clare when they come to Dingle on April 10th.

10am – 5pm Díseart Gardens (lunch break 1-2) Táille/Fee: €20 for the day Places limited!! Contact Breda on 087 2438697 to reserve a place.

Supported by the Local Agenda 21 Fund via Kerry County Council.

Cloghane Homemade cakes, scones, buns, cookies, tarts, and more. Bigi linn!!

Sponsored by Cloghane NS Parents' Association All proceeds go to activities and supplies for the students.

Comórtas Gearrscannáin Fógartha ag Oireachtas na Gaeilge D’fhógair An tOireachtas comórtas nua gearrscannáin i mBaile Átha Cliath inniu (14 Márta 2016) mar chuid den fhorbairt atá beartaithe ar Ghradaim Chumarsáide an Oireachtais. Tá an comórtas seo oscailte do scannáin úra Gaeilge nach rachaidh thar 30 nóiméad, ag cur teidil chreidiúna san áireamh agus ní mór iad a bheith déanta, nó tugtha chun críche, sa tréimhse idir 1 Márta 2015 agus 5 Aibreán 2016. Níl aon teora sa chomórtas maidir le seánra, téama, buiséid ná teicníochta de.

“Is cúis áthais dúinn an Comórtas Gearrscannáin nua a fhógairt mar chuid de Ghradaim Chumarsáide an Oireachtais”, a dúirt Liam Ó Maolaodha, Stiúrthóir an Oireachtais. “Tugann an comórtas seo ardán nua d’ealaín an ghearrscannáin agus cuireann sé deis thábhachtach ar fáil do scannánóirí Gaeilge a gcuid saothar agus tallainne a chur os comhair an mhórphobail agus na meán Gaeilge araon,” a deir sé.

Beidh taispeáint phoiblí de na scannáin a bhainfidh an gearrliosta amach in Óstán Bhóthar na Trá, Gaillimh, tráth bronnta Ghradam Chumarsáide an Oireachtais, Dé hAoine, 13 Bealtaine 2016.

Ní mór na scannáin a bheith ar chaighdeán MP4 agus fáilteofar roimh iontrálacha ar líne, trí YouTube nó Vimeo, mar shampla, ach an seoladh gréasáin cuí a bhreacadh isteach ar an bhfoirm iontrála.

Is é an spriocdháta iontrála don chomórtas gearrscannáin ná Dé Máirt, 5 Aibreán 2016. Glacfar le hiontrálacha ar líne nó sa phost ach ní mór foirm iontrála a bheith le gach aon iontráil, mar aon leis an táille iontrála €20 (má bhíonn níos mó ná iontráil amháin agat is €10 a bheidh mar tháille iontrála don dara scannán agus €5 do gach scannán ina dhiaidh sin).

Má tá spéis agat cur isteach ar an gcomórtas, tá foirmeacha ar fáil ag www.antoireachtas.ie.

Tuilleadh eolais: Louise Ní Dháibhéid - 01 475 38 57; louise@antoireachtas.ie

Dingle Knitting / Crocheting Group Interested in Knitting or Crochet? We are a group who meet on Wednesday nights from 6.30 pm - 9.00 pm at the Díseart.

We are looking for new members - pop in and see us - all levels welcome!

Bhuaigh scoláirí Phobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne comórtas innealltóireachta, a reáchtáil an comhlacht cógaisíochta Astellas i gCill Orglan. Ó chlé: Katie Larkin, Páirtnéir Acmhainní Daonna, Astellas; Mícheál Ó Beoláin; Brian Ó Conchúir; Colm Timmons, Bainisteoir Áiseanna, Astellas; Tara Nic Gearailt; Danny Mac an tSíthigh; Joe Terry, Múinteoir.

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Anso is Ansúd i gCorca Dhuibhne Féile Ealaíne na Cásca 2016 Beidh Taispeántas Ealaíne na Cásca 2016 ar siúl i mbliana sa Lárionad Gaeilge agus Gaeltachta ar an mBuiltín. Tá saothair bhreátha ealaíne ar taispeáint ag ealaíontóirí ó chian is ó chóngar.

Beidh an taispeántas á oscailt Domhnach Cásca ar a 3.00pm agus oscailte as sin go dtí an Domhnach 3 Aibreán.

Bhí ealaíontóirí ag obair le leanaí óga Chorca Dhuibhne sna scoileanna le cúpla seachtain anuas. B’é Tomás Ághas téama na bliana seo sna scoileanna agus tá obair iontach déanta ag na healaíontóirí agus na leanaí.

Táimid buíoch do Údarás na Gaeltachta as an spás a chur ar fáil dúinn agus le IT Trá Lí as na painéil bhreise. Ní neart go cur le chéile. *** Rince Seite Bhí ceol sna spearacha ag óige Chorca Dhuibhne le cúpla seachtain agus Céile Mór i Halla Cheann Trá agus Hall Lios Póil le déanaí. Bhain a raibh ann súp as an rince. Táimid buíoch dosna scoileanna a bhíonn sásta a bheith páirteach agus Christy Mac Gearailt a mhúineann na seiteanna agus a dheineann bainistiú iontach ar na Céilithe Móra.

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Lá Náisiúnta na gCosán Oilithreachta

Beidh siúlóid ar Chosán na Naomh mar chuid de Lá Náisiúnta na gCosán Oilthreachta ar an Satharn an 26ú Márta ag tosnú amach ó charrchlós Thráigh Fionntrá ag 10.00. Níl aon táille i gceist ach ní mór do dhaoine a socraithe taistil féin a dhéanamh. Siúlóid thart ar 18km is ea Cosán na Naomh a shníomhann ó Thráigh Fhionntrá go Cnoc Bhréanainn agus a théann thairis mórán de na suímh seandálaíochta agus eaglasta is tábhachtaí i gCorca Dhuibhne, ina measc Teampall na gCluanach, ráth agus Caisleán Ráthanáin, Sáipéilín agus Caisleán Ghallarais, Cill Maoilchéadair, Tigh an tSainsealeára agus go leor eile. Beidh an seandálaí Isabel Bennett i láthair chun eolas a roinnt ar dhaoine. Tá fáilte roimh chách agus is féidir le daoine an cosán ar fad nó codanna de a shiúl de réir mar is áil leo féin ach socrú a dhéanamh maidir lena mbailiú ag ceann scribe.

Tuilleadh Eolais ag info@westkerrymuseum.com *** Mar a déarfá: Bhí Ceardlann ar Fhoghraíocht na Gaeilge againn do Chuntóirí Teanga Chorca Dhuibhne faoi stiúir Bhreacadh le déanaí. Tá pacáiste iontach ar fáil agus súil againn pacáiste a chur ar fáil do gach scoil i gCorca Dhuibhne go luath mar chuid den bpróiseas Pleanála Teanga.

Comharchumann Forbartha Chorca Dhuibhne Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne 066 9156100 nó eolas@cfcd.ie www.oidhreacht.ie / www.cfcd.ie @oidhreachtcd

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This Photo was taken by Noel O’Neill from the Dingle Walking Club It was taken on the club`s walk on Sun Feb 28th from Teer to Más an Tiompán and on to Brandon. The photo of the cross was one of the 2 weekly winners last Saturday in the Cork Examiner Amateur photography competition. It will now go on to the final at the end of the year

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Castlegregory Notes Whist every Thursday evening from 8.00pm in the Club.

Results: Ladies: 1st Avila Fitzgerald, 2nd Lyn Sexton Intervals: Maureen Dowling, Seamus O’Donnell Gents:1st Pat Rohan, 2nd: Edward Hennessy and John McEnery Intervals:Sheila O’Connor, Jackie Goodwin, Sean Joyce Mystery: Eileen Kennedy, Carmel O’Donnell Chiropodist will be in the Clubrooms .Anyone requesting a home visit please contact Michelle on 087 7871845 The Brandon Bay half marathon & 10k: Don’t forget, the early bird discount will expire at midnight on 16th of March!! There is 10% off entry for both categories so be quick!! There is huge interest again this year with entries in already from all over the country and some from much further afield like China and France so it is shaping up to be another mighty days action on the beach on Saturday 16th July.

Sponsorship: once again we are offering local businesses the chance to support the event and become event sponsors for the Brandon Bay half marathon & 10k 2016. If you are interested simply email us onbrandonbayhalfmarathon@gmail.com or pop into Finbarr in the Village Pharmacy.

Castlegregory Golf Club Results: Seniors, Thursday 10th March, 9 hole Stableford, 1st Bernard Dennehy (18) 23 pts., 2nd Gary Fitzgerald (22) 19 pts.

Ladies Club, Week ending 13/3/16, 18 Hole Stableford Re-Entry, Kathleen Hennessy(20) 34 pts., Carmel Kearney (8) 30 pts., Merlyn O’Connor (21) 30 pts.

Men’s Club, Sunday 13th March, 18 Hole Stableford, 1st Charlie Irwin (21) 41 pts., 2nd Tom Moriarty (12) 38 pts., 3rd Sean O’Connor, Tralee (19) 37 pts., Front 9: Alan Bulman (16) 21 pts., Back 9: Aidan Smith (14) 20 pts.

Fixtures: Seniors, Seniors day moved to Tuesday 15th March for this week. Draw at 9:45 am.

Ladies Club, Monday 14th to Sunday 20th March, 18 Hole Singles Stableford Entry/ ReEntry. Friday 18th March draw at 10 am.

Sunday 20th Shotgun Start, Sign-In at 8:30 am.

Men’s Club, Sunday 20th March, EAST V WEST, 18 Hole Single Stableford, Shotgun Start, Sign in at 8:30 am.

St. Patrick’s Day, Thursday 17th March, 18 Hole 4 Person Champagne Classic, timesheet now open. Please contact Clubhouse on (066) 7139444 to book. Members €10, Non Members €15.

Congratulations to John Robinson who won the draw for free sub for 2017!!

Our condolences to the Cantellon Family, Kilshannig and Limerick, on the death

of George Cantellon, Hon. Member of Castlegregory Golf Club. May he rest in peace.

Painting and Planting Party – West End Hall March Saturday 19th & 25th @ 10am.

Refreshments will be served. Bring a paint brush, roller, extension handle, tray, anything to as a drop cloth etc. Paint will be supplied. Let’s see how much we can get done! Anyone who has white latex paint that would be willing to donate, please feel free to bring it along. We already have 10L donated by Keith at the Beach Box. We now also have a promise of paint from Denis Dowling. Who will match it? We are now looking for White Masonry Paint.

Marram Grass planting is at 11am on 19th March at the Maharabeg Cut. Bring spades and/or trowels Easter weekend There will be a Country Market in the clubrooms on Easter Sunday 27th March where you can find all sorts of homemade food and crafts. We hope to see you all there.

Doors open 10am-1pm.

Acrylic painting with Deirdre Lynch will commence shortly, at her studio in Cappa, Brandon.. Beginners very welcome. For further information contact Deirdre on 087 6596453 or email deirdrelynch1@yahoo. com.

Castlegregory NewsletterWe would like to see this tradition re-established. Anyone interested in contributing articles about parish history, happenings, sports, school news, etc, please give them into the Information Office. We will compile the articles and put them on our website to keep the Diaspora up to date or for a fee of €2 we will print off a copy. Submissions by

end of March so it will be ready for distribution by mid April.

St. Patrick’s Day Parade- Thursday March 17th at 3pm around the village. Get your group together and march for a fun family time.

Bake sale - St Patrick’s Day morning in aid of The Academy of Dance. Proceeds will be used to help fund the dancers going to Barcelona.

The Local Vocals (Children’s Choir) and the Village Voices (Adult Choir) will perform ‘A Journey with Jesus’: It tells the story of Easter including the Stations of the Cross through the eyes of a child with songs and visual slide show. Tuesday 22nd March 2016 in St Mary’s church Castlegregory @ 7.30pm-8.30pm (approx). All welcome.

The Kerry Hospice Foundation The Kerry Hospice Good Friday annual sponsored walk will take place on 25th March 2016, starting at 11am from Bowler’s Cross. Sponsor forms are available from Ruth Bowler (phone 066 7139201) or Rosario O’Donnell (phone 066 7139129) Everyone is welcome to in what is always an enjoyable occasion, and we look forward to raising funds for the Kerry Hospice Foundation Community Games: Art and Handwriting Display In the Clubrooms for one week.

Models in Small Room for parents to collect.

Thanks!

Table quiz at the Green Room Friday 18th March at 9pm €10 entry fee. All proceeds to go to Maharees Coastal Erosion Project

Sheila Rahilly-Costello, Kitty Flynn, Orna Eccles & Deirdre Hayes-McCann attending The Bank of Ireland Killorglin Enterprise Town Expo in The Killorglin Sports & Leisure Centre on Friday last. Picture Michael G.Kenny

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Ó Mhárthain.

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Cen obair a bhí ag Eleanor McEvoy sara dtosnaigh sí ag

amhrán go gairmiúil?

Breandán Mac Gearailt

4.

Críochnaigh chomh giodamach le?

5.

An mó báide a fuair Johnny Giles ag imirt le foireann sacair na Poblachta?

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Ainmnigh duine do thriúr Chlainne Tuireann?

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Cen chathair ina bhfaighfeá Droichead Jacques Cartier?

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Cad iad na blianta go raibh na Dubhchrónaigh in Éirinn?

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Cé scríg an leabhar, ‘Ó Fhás go hAois?

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An mó craobh sinsir Éireann a bhuaidh fóirne caide Chiarraí le

Micko Dwyer á dtraénáil?

10. 9 gcinn.

Ná chuir an dea-aimsir crot eile ar an saol. Tá súil againn nách lá idir dhá shíon é. Ar an nDomhnach agus mé ag féachaint amach trí fhuinneog bhí glaise le feiscint sa páirceanna. Bhí gamhna óga agus uain óga ag caitheamh a gcos san aer, bhí daoine ag siúl go triopalach gan aon chasóig mhór ar éinne acu. Bhí an ghrian ag taithneamh agus bhuaidh Ciarraí ar Mhaig Eó agus Roscommán ar Thír Chonaill. Ní rabhas ‘gen bhfuinneoig i gcás na caide. Shiúlaíos amach gan im cheann ach sólás agus trua dhóibh siúd a bhí ag dul don ngorta nó maislithe ag galair nó cogadh. Bhí áilleacht na gréine ar bhaithis gach éinne. Bheannódh an stróinséir is seirbhe amuigh dhuit.Tháinigh an madra chugam gan glaoch air. Ní raibh an ghnáth shuthaíocht ar an mbó ná ar an gcaora chun bia. Bhí Éinín an tSagairt ag beannú dhom agus don saol mór.

Nách mór mar a bhíonn spoirt éirithe go dtí scata againn. Sa chas san is dócha nár chás a rá gur fearr duine ag gairí ná ag gol. Ó ach cad fé tráthnóna Dé Sathairn.

Ná raibh Corcaigh go mór chun cinn ar Chill Choinnigh san iomáint ach nár éalaigh na ‘Cait’, ortha sa chúpla neomat deireannach. Sort briseadh croí dos na Corcaígh.Tá siad díobartha go roinn a dó. Deir daoine ná fuil aon tábhacht mór leis an Sraith Chomórtas ach is deacair géilleadh don dtuairim sin. Tá árd chluichí dian díograsach feicithe againn i gcaid agus in iomáint le seachtainí beaga cuid acu imeartha le linn stoirme. ‘Sé aiséirí Roscommáin is mó a chuireann daoine ag smaoineamh agus tá a gciall tagtha do imreoirí caide Chorcaí. Mheasfá do ndéanfaidh sí an- bhliain caide agus iomána i bhfianaise an tús maith atá feicithe againn. Is léir go bhfuil níos mó na grian ag cur misnigh orainn.

2. Éan turcaí.

1. Poll an amhrais.

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3. Ceoltóir leis an gCeolfhoireann siansach Náisiúnta.

Críochnaigh, chomh leochaileach le?

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8. 1920-’22.

Bhí an tSiúir Baiste agus naionúr eile siúracha i láthair agus é le feiscint go leanann an sár thraidisiún oideachais fós sa Choláiste atá anois fé stiúir Cháirde Choláiste Íde ó 2014. Le cur leis an ócáid bhí an tEaspog de Brún Easpog Chiarraí, ann le Aifreann a cheiliúradh. Ar a lámh dheas bhí an fear groi Mícheál ó Muircheartaigh an laoch ó Dhún Sian a chuireann slacht ar aon ní go mbíonn baint aige leis. ‘Sé Mícheál Cathaoirleach an Choiste bainistíochta. Bhí Máirín uí Chonchúir Bainisteóir an choláiste, go bhfuil mór éacht déanta aici ó tháinigh sí ar bord, an- shásta leis an lá agus lán do áthas go raibh na siúracha, an tEaspog agus iarscoláirí ar an bhfód don ócáid. Nochtadh plaic in onóir na siúracha.

Is mé im bhuachaill óg is mó uair a bhíos agus foireann bhuacaillí Scoil na mBráthar ‘thiar’ sa choláiste ag díospóireachtaí na scol. Chaitheas measaim cúig bliana i ndiaidh a chéile ar an bhfoireann sinsir díospóireachta fé stiúiro an mhúinteora Risteárd Ó Suilleabháin, fear foighneach díograsach. Ar dtúis más go Coláiste Íde nó go Meanscoil na gCailíní a bheimís ag dul, bheadh leath lá fén dtor againn, té agus gach saghas mílseóg. Is minic a bhímair thar contae amach ag cur asainn.

Gan amhras chuirimís aithne ar cuid dos na cailíní agus b’é sin barr ar fad.

Dála an scéil ‘sé Coláiste Íde an t-aon Mheanscoil lán Ghaelach do chailíní sa Stát.

9. Criostóir Ó Floinn.

Coláiste Íde Bhí árd lá an tseactain seo caite i gColáiste Íde. Tugadh moladh agus móradh do Shiúracha na Trócaire a dhein gaisce ar ghaisce bliain i ndiaidh bliana le conair na maitheasa a oscailt dos na scoláirí a fhreastail ann. Is minic a deintear dearmad gur iad na Bráithre agus na Mná Rialta a chuir oideachas ar dhaoine óga ná raibh puinn don speilp ar a muintir. Bhí na siúracha ag saothrú sa Choláiste ó 1927 go dtí 1996 agus teist na maitheasa ar a gcuid scoláirí. Sampla dhó sin b’ea éacht a dhein cailin óg a bhí sa choláiste agus a thuill bonn óir as a fheabhas sa stair sa scrúdú ardteistiméireacht anuiridh. Bí sin Helena Ní Rócháin, iníon do Liam ó Rócháin ón gCurrán agus Nóirín Ní Ghairbhia ón Riasc.

Ag bronnadh an bhoinn dúirt an tSiúir Baiste atá go seabhrach fós, nár éirigh lei féin bonn óir a ghnóthú riamh.

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Saturday 28th Public Symposium on Kerry 1914 to 1923 in the CYMS at 9.30am.Historical Town Walk with Donal O.Sullivan fromthe Chapel on the Hill at 3.30p.

Exhibition of Kerry 1914 to 1923 in the Chapel on the Hill 11am to 4pm.

Cromane Notes Jane Casey GAA LOTTO: The numbers drawn on 9th March 16 in the Cromane Gaa Lotto Draw were 11.23.25.30. There was no winner of the €5,000 Jackpot. Four prizes of €30 each went to Patrick Moroney, Cromane Lr. Ticket sold by David Moroney , Doreen Knightly, Glosha. Ticket sold by Christine Casey . Josephine O.Sullivan, Upper Cromane. Ticket sold by Christine Casey. Jerry Courtney, Groyne. Ticket sold by Gradys Bar. If youre not in, you can’t win. Tickets on sale locally from usual sellers and from Cr. Union, Gradys Bar, Cliffords Bar, Mad Mix and can also be done on line.

MEMBERSHIP: for 2016 was also set at the agm. Adults €40. Players €50. Students:€20. Under Age €10. Families €50. Payable to Sinead Lavin Casey, Patrick Casey or Sean O.Sullivan. It is important that all membership be paid before 1st March 16.

STAMPS AND CAN RINGS: Sincere thanks to all who collect these items, they all go to their respective destinations and are much appreciated.

FOOT HEALTH CARE: For all your foot health care needs, contact Catherine O.Shea on 087 3306442 at Rangue. Give your feet a treat this Easter.

CONFIRMATION: The eight Cromane children celebrating Confirmation ON Tuesday March 15th are Ellen O’Connor, Aoife O’Connor, Emma Carey, Hollie McKenna, Caitlin Rietveld, Zein O’Flaherty, Jason O’Connor and Daniel Moore.

QUOTE: Never do things by halves. Half measures availed us nothing.

FIXTURE: Cromane Seniors are at home in the opening round of this years Co. League –v- Asdee on Sun 20th March at 2pm. Good local support would be appreciated.

SCOR NA PAISTI: Mid Kerry Scor Na Paisti took place on Fri last in the CYMS. Cromane took part in all items and were successful in the Recitation. Credit must go to Scor Officer Eibhlin Duffy who put in a lot of work with the children and were beautifully decked out for the occasion.

FITNESS TONING CLASS in Cromane Centre Monday 7 to 8pm and Thursday 9.30 to 10.30am SEACHTAIN NA GAEILGE: Please make an effort to speak those few words of Irish for these few weeks.

FAIR TRADE MONTH: This is Fair Trade awareness month. Please try to buy fair trade items in your shop,stores. Products such as Tea, Coffee, Bananas, Nike Gear, are all part of Fair Trade. By buying Fair Trade, we are ensuring that the producers get a fair price for their products and maintain their families and communities in a fair deal.

BE SAFE BE SEEN: With Winter upon us, please wear reflective clothing or at least bright clothing when on the road at night. Take a lamp also.

BINGO: IN cyms Killorglin Sun at 8.30 Jackpot €1,200.

TAE KWANDO Monday and Wednesday in CYMS.

Oifig Cláraithe: Baile an Fhirtéaraigh, Trá Lí, Co. Chiarraí.

Fón: 066-9156100 Fax: 066-9156348 email: cfcd@cfcd.ie

PILATES: in CYMS. BABY BOPPERS every Thursday 10 to 11.

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BALLROOM DANCING every Monday night in CYMS. ARTISAN MARKET every Friday in CYMS. 10 to 1pm.

UNISLIM every Wednesday morning and Thursday night in CYMS. Parent & Toddler Group: every Wednesday in Cromane Centre at 10am.

ACTIVE RETIREMENT every Wednesday in Cromane Centre 2 to 4pm.

LEE STRAND TOKENS: Please collect the Mighty Mikey Tokens from Lee Strand Milk for your local school. They can enter for a monthly draw and may win €500.

CONFIRMATION:Every Blessing to all candidates who were Confirmed on Tuesday 15th March at 3.30pm in Killorglin by Bishop Ray Browne.

PARADE: St. Patricks Day Parade, Killorglin commences at the Fishery at 1pm. Details from 087 8602207. All Groups, floats invited to participate. Prize for best Entrant.

1916 Commerations: Thursday 24th March Launch of the Ballykissane Tragedy by Tom Doyle in St. Michaels Hall at8pm.

Friday 25th Unveiling of Wall of Remembrance at 4.30pm.

COMMERATIVE CONCERT in the CYMS on Good Friday 25th March at 8pm. Tickets 15€ FROM CYMS.Phone 9762053

Tionólfar cruinniú bliantúil Chomharchumann Forbartha Chorca Dhuibhne Teo., in Oifigí Nua an Chomharchumainn i mBaile an Fheirtéaraigh, Dé hAoine 8 Aibreán, 2016 ar a 8:30 i.n.

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Ach bhí seachtar eile a cuireadh chun báis i bPríosún Chill Mhaighneann de bharr páirt a ghlacadh san éirí amach, agus níl an aithne chéanna orthu: Seán Heuston, Willie Pearse, Ned Daly, Michael Mallin, Mícheál Ó hAnnracháin, John MacBride agus Con Colbert. Cérbh iad féin? Cén chaoi ar tháinig siad isteach i ngluaiseacht na saoirse? Céard a rinne siad seachtain na Cásca? Cén fáth ar chuir na húdaráis chun báis iad?

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Treatment Abroad Scheme Question I know that medical treatments available in Ireland can be accessed in other EU countries instead. What if I need a treatment that isn’t available in Ireland?

Answer If you are entitled to public health services that are available in Ireland, it is possible to access these services in the European Economic Area (EEA) and be repaid the cost under the CrossBorder Healthcare Directive.

plication is not approved, you will be told the reasons and given information on how to appeal the decision.

charged and not be refunded. Any treatments or consultations that are not pre-approved will not be covered.

If your application is approved, the HSE will issue a form called S2 (also known as E112). This authorises treatment abroad so that you do not have to make any payment to the healthcare provider. The treatment you have abroad must be in public healthcare under a registered medical practitioner in a recognised hospital or other institution that accepts the form S2. If you don’t have the S2 at your appointment, you may be

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Live Music Ceol Beo Annascaul / Inch

20th Mar Foley’s Bar Inch- Bluegrass/Trad/Folk with the Lavery brothers & Co..Musicans from all genres welcome! 7pm2 24 th Mar Patcheen’s Bar - Annascaul Singing Club @ 9pm 27th Mar Foley’s Bar Inch- Bluegrass/Trad/Folk with the Lavery brothers & Co..Musicans from all genres welcome! 7pm

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20th Mar The Railway Bar Trad Session @ 7.00 pm 20th Mar The Junction Bar Traditional music’@ 9.30pm 27th Mar The Railway Bar Trad Session @ 7.00 pm 27th Mar The Junction Bar traditional music and song @ 9.30

Clochán - Cloghane

21st Mar Ionad Cultúrtha: Tinteán Ceoil @ 7.30 28th Mar Ionad Cultúrtha: Tinteán Ceoil @ 7.30

Dingle

Thursday 17th Mar

The Mighty Session: Declan MacTaggart @ 6pmpm An Droichead Beag -Sean Leahy & Jeremy Spencer @ 9.30p.m.

Courthouse Pub Trad music @ 9

Friday 18th Mar

Kennedy’s Bar - Rush Hour Rendevouz, open session, bluegrass, country, folk 6.00-8.00pm Dingle Skellig Hotel: John Hurley @ 9.30 Adam’s Singer sonwriter James Moore @ 10pm The Mighty Session: Meabh Begley & Matt Griffin @ 10pm Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Declan McTaggart @ 10pm The Dingle Pub: Dreams Of Freedom @ 10pm.

Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9.30pm An Droichead Beag: P & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30. DJ Andrew 11-late.

Saturday19th Mar

Barr na Sráide - Trad music @ 8pm The Mighty Session: Derek Hickey & Matt Griffin @ 8 followed

by Declan Mctaggart @ 10.30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Niamh Varian - Barry and Matt Griffin @ 9.30 Dingle Skellig Hotel: The Cooley’s @ 9.30 Adam’s Acoustic session with Chapter Two @ 9pm An Droichead Beag Méabh Begley & friends @ 9pm. DJ Andrew 10.30 - late. Draggen SoundDisco upstairs 11 - late.

The Dingle Pub: Ballads With 60 West Kerry Live

Dreams Of Freedom @ 10pm Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9.30 Hillgrove Niteclub & Club Htwo: Disco from 11pm.

Sunday 20th Mar

The Marina Inn Sunday Open Trad Session @ 5:30 pm.

The Mighty Session: Eist @ 9pm An Droichead Beag -. Méabh Ní Bheaglaoich & Matt Griffin @ 9pm The Dingle Pub: Ballads With Dreams Of Freedom @ 10pm Courthouse Pub Trad @ 8.30pm Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Diarmuid Kelly @ 9pm. Disco.

Monday 21st Mar

The Mighty Session: Eist @ 9pm An Droichead Beag Donogh Hennessy & Laura Kerr @ 9.30 Courthouse Pub - Trad @ 9pm

Tuesday 22nd Mar

The Mighty Session: Open Trad session with Meabh Begley @ 9.30 The Brewery Gate: Tuesday Night Acoustic Club - Calling all aspiring songwriters, musicians and singers, starting out and want to play and learn with others in a small friendly atmosphere. 9pm An Droichead Beag: Jeremy Spencer, Gary O’ Brien & Marcus @ 9.30p.m Courthouse Pub -Trad @ 9pm

Wednesday 23rd Mar

John Benny Moriarty’s: Eilís Kennedy, Matt Griffin & The Man of The House @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: Frankie Mulcahy and Bréannán Begley @ 9.30 An Droichead Beag: Set Dancing @ 8.30. Padraig Ó Sé & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30p.m: Courthouse Pub -Trad session @ 9pm

Thursday 24th Mar

The Brewery Gate: The Dingle Folk Club @ 9pm The Mighty Session: Derek Hickey & friends @ 8 followed by DJ Dowdyman @ 10 An Droichead Beag,: Sean Leahy & Jeremy Spencer @ 9.30p.m Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9.00pm

Friday 25th Mar

Kennedy’s Bar - Rush Hour Rendevouz, open session, bluegrass, country, folk 6.00-8.00pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh (Flute & Vocals) & Gerry O’Beirne (Guitar & Vocals) @ 9.30 Adam’s Singer sonwriter James Moore @ 10pm The Mighty Session: Meabh Begley & Matt Griffin @ 10pm Dingle Skellig Hotel: John Hurley @ 9.30 The Dingle Pub: Ballads With

Dreams Of Freedom 10-12 An Droiched Beag: Pádraig Ó Sé & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30. DJ Andrew 11-late.

Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9.30 Hillgrove Hotel Niteclub Disco from 11.00

Saturday 26th Mar

The Mighty Session: Padraig Sè & Bréannán Begley @ 8, DJ Ed @ 10 Barr na Sráide - Trad music @ 8pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Niamh Varian - Barry and Matt Griffin @ 9.30 Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Declan McTaggart @ 9pm.

An Droichead Beag Méabh Begley & Friends @ 9pm. DJ Andrew 10.30 - late. Draggen SoundDisco upstairs 11 - late.

Dingle Skellig Hotel: The Cooley’s @ 9.30 Adam’s Acoustic session with Chapter Two @ 9pm The Dingle Pub; Ronnie Ryan 10pm Courthouse Pub - Trad @ 9.30pm Hillgrove Niteclub:11pm

Sunday 27th Mar

The Marina Inn: Sunday Open Trad Session @ 5:30.

The Mighty Session: Eist @ 9pm An Droichead Beag -. Méabh Ní Bheaglaoich & Matt Griffin @ 9pm Courthouse Pub - Trad@ 8.30

Monday 28th Mar

The Mighty Session: Eist @ 9pm An Droichead Beag Donogh Hennessy & Laura Kerr @ 9.30 Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9pm

Tuesday 29th Mar

The Mighty Session: Open Trad session with Meabh Begley 9.30 The Brewery Gate: Tuesday Night Acoustic Club - Calling all aspiring songwriters, musicians and singers, starting out and want to play and learn with others in a small friendly atmosphere. 9pm An Droichead Beag: Jeremy Spencer, Gary O’ Brien & Marcus @ 9.30p.m Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9pm

Wednesday 30th Mar

John Benny Moriarty’s: Eilís Kennedy, Matt Griffin & The Man of The House @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: Frankie Mulcahy & Bréannán Begley 9.30 An Droichead Beag: Set Dancing @ 8.30. Padraig Ó Sé & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30p.m: Courthouse Pub -Trad @ 9pm

Killorglin

17th Mar Dodo Sheahan’s Trad session @ 9.00 19th Mar Kingstons, live music @ 9.30 20th Mar Bunker’s Bar- Trad Session @ 8pm Musicians welcome.

20th Mar Kingstons Live music @ 7pm 6th Mar The Manor Inn. Live music from 5 - 7pm. Ballroom Dancing from 9.30pm 10th Mar Bunker’s Bar - Live music @ 9pm 10th Mar Dodo Sheahan’s Trad session @ 9.30 12th Mar Kingstons, Band @ 9.30 12th Mar Dodo Sheahan’s: Live Music @ 9.30pm

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Service Repair Tyres Diagnostics Cars and Machinery

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Séamus Ó Gráinne Cars - Jeeps - Vans - Pick-ups Vehicle Computer Diagnostic Service / Mobile Service Riomhaireachta D’fheithicli Seirbhis Diagnóiseach Tiocfaidh mé Chughat Clóchán Bréanainn 087 344 0493

Dineens Garage, Ventry, Co. Kerry 24 Hr Breakdown / Roadside Assistance Tel: 066 9159831 087 2426812 087 2968419

Covering the Dingle Peninsula Coláiste Íde: Comhghairdeas le Anna Ní Chinseallaigh, scoláire bliain 5 agus Anna Ní Churtáin, an Múinteoir Béarla. Fuair Anna ard aitheantas de thoradh litir a scríobh sí go Mr. Ed. Sheeran faoi na teifigh, le comórtas scríbhneoireachta a bhí á reáchtáil ag Goal. Bhí aoi chainteoir ó Goal i gColáiste Íde le déanaí agus bhí deis ag scoláirí bliain 5 ceardlann a dhéanamh chomh maith. Maith thú Anna.

Coláiste Íde: Congratulations to Anna Ní Chinseallaigh, a 5th year students and Anna Ní Churtáin, the English Teacher. Anna recently received a special recommendation for a letter she wrote to Mr. Ed. Sheeran regarding the refugee crisis, as part of Goal Schools writing competition. The students of Coláiste Íde welcomed a special guest from Gaol recently, whom made a special presentation to Anna for her achievement and the 5th year students had an opportunity to participate in an educational workshop. Well done Anna.

Michael Healy-Rae TD Mícheál Ó’hEalaigh- Rae Clinics-3rd Mon of the month.

Castlemaine, Griffins Bar 5pm Gate 6.45pm Keel, Murphy’s Bar 5.20pm Brandon, Inch, Foleys Bar 5.40pm Murphy’s Bar 7.30pm Annascaul, Teach Sean 6.00pm Castlegregory, Ferriters Bar 8pm Dingle, An Conair Pub 6.20 pm, Camp, Railway Tavern 9.30pm Muiris Dan’s 6.30pm, Brewery Clinicí sa Ghaeltacht: Luan 21ú Márta 6.30 - 7.30 Tigh Uí Chuinn & Tigh an tSaorsaigh Milltown: Larkins 6.15pm Killorglin: Jim Shea's 7pm 2nd Monday of the month Constituency Office: 064 6685782 Office Fax: 064 66 85904 Mob: 087-246 1678 email:micheal.healy-rae@oireachtas.ie

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Dilemma (7) Former Soviet republic (7) Most suitable (5) Deposes (5) Daughter of Claudius (7) Stripper (5) Score (5) Indefinite period (3) Small amount of money (3) Make mistake (3) Internet search engine (7) Pertaining to conservation (3) Perform (7) Given attention (7) Squalls (5) Inside (5) Want (5) Of Germanic mythology (5)

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Property to let / Tithe ar cíos

For Rent three bed detached house Banog, Annascaul. scenic and tranquil location with sea views. fully furnished available from April 1st 2016 for one year + Gas central heating, 10 mins to Dingle 6 mins to Annascaul village. Not suitable for small children as large pond in the garden+353879692210 Rooms to rent long term. En Suite. Marian Park, Dingle. 087-7995984

Holiday Rental House to let Ballyferriter. 086-3684254

For Sale/ Ar díol

Freisan Heifer calves. 6 calves 2 to 4 weeks old.

6 heifers - 12 months old freisans. Phone 0876698317 Duck egg blue suede 2 seater couch. Perfect Condition. Call 087-0543005.

5 room house with 70 acres of farm land for sale 3 miles west of Dingle.For more details email timothy.- longmgt@gmail.com 9783694923 USA Mobile Home in Cuan , Good Condition call 0872079981 For sale: sofa and 2 chairs. Good condition.

087-6366172 Hotpoint Cooker Stainless Steel, Gas Hob Five Rings, Electric Fan Oven & Extractor. Ideal for B&B or Restaurant. Working Perfectly. Zanussi Dishwasher, Whirlpool Fridge. Phone 087-9956594 or 087-2691990.

Stanley Oil Range 100,000 BTV. Available for parts or reconditioning, also PVC windows in good condition. Contact 087-2344990, Dingle area.

3/4 acre plot/site for sale or let in Rathmore with shed & concrete yard- 064 7761780 /087 2818136 Single Fan Oven & 4 Ring Gas Hob. Working perfectly. 087-2114204.

Galvinized clothes lines winch winders - 7 designs including indoor Call 064-7761780 / 087-2818136 3/4 acre plot site of Old residence still in existence ideal for forge , gallery or Artist - 064 7761780 / 087 2818136 Hay for sale, square or round bales. 087 6720777 Seed potatoes for sale: Homeguard, British Queens, Duke York, Kerrs Pink, Golden Wonder.

087-9582727 Electric Wheel Chair for sale. €1250, very good condition. Call Tony 085 8414860

Motoring/ Gluaisteáin

00 Toyota Avensis 1.6 Petrol, 14 months NCT, 4 new tyres. Call 087-3820170.

00 Nissan Primera, 1.6 Petrol, No NCT, 110,000 miles. Call 087-6325400 ‘07 Mitsubishi Colt 1.3 (5dr) Auto. Petrol, colour grey. NCT ‘til 06-06-’16. Very good condition. Lady owner. Reasonable price. 086-1660051 / 089-223 9424

Services / Seirbhisí

Carer available for Homehelp to care for the elderly. For more info: Contact 083-1688018 Experienced Czech babysitter available. Fun teacher and Au Pair, available weekdays & weekends. Speaks English, German and Czech.

083-8111062 Béalscrúdú na hÁrdtéiste. Cúrsa Ullmhúcháin.

Preparation by experienced examiner for Irish orals.

086-3571439 Aistriúchán / Translation. Translation service available. General literary, legal etc. Séala creidiúnaithe d’Aistritheoirí. 086-3571439 J&L Domestic Appliance repairs. Electric cookers, Dishwashers, Fridge Frezers, Washing Machines & Tumble dryers. 066-9762277 / 087-1620100 Highspeed rural broadband- excellent service full coverage, Tralee/Dingle area Call 083- 4681098 dakissia@gmail.com Female carer available in West Kerry (QQI Fetac

level 5 qualified). Kind, efficiant, cheerful. Ready to chat to you about your needs. Call Triona 087 6997154. Local references available.

Oil Boiler servicing Oil fired boilers and cookers.

Servicing and repairs . Emergency Call out service available. James Greaney 087 3440493 Cleaner available in Dingle Area.

Call Kensi 087-4504000 Car Servicing, repair, bodywork & paintwork.

086-2504868 Chainsaw operator: Fully Insured for tree felling, working at height, hedge trimming, strimming, wood chipping and all garden & forestry work. treedown.ie. 087 6230938 Tree topping- All dangerous trees topped, beside houses, roads, sheds, Trimmings taken away if needed. Call Tom 085 1067098 . No job too big or small.

Septic Tank emptying, licenced. Drains unblocked, percolation work. Gearóid Mac Gearailt.

087-9504713/ 087-2390018 Septic Tank Services, emptying, wash down, repairs, new tanks andpercolation areas constructed in line with planning. over 25yrs service in Dingle Ph. Pat Hanafin 086 2241064 / 066 9151682 . beenbawn@yahoo.com Experienced cleaner / keyholder based in Ventry available for holiday homes etc. 087-6256533

kitchen staff required for The Boatyard Restaurant, Dingle. 087-2249128 Staff Wanted / Foireann Ag Teastáil. An tIascaire Restaurant, The Blasket Centre / Ionad an Bhlascaoid, Dún Chaoin / Dunquin. Opening Hours 10.00am to 5.00/6.00 pm Kitchen staff required. Contact.

Christy Mac Gearailt, 066 9154996

Other

Host Families Required: Spanish, French and German students (12-17) looking to stay for July/August with kind responsible families (good daily rates). For more information please contact Gillian Sheehy on 089 438 5472.

Dance classes for adults - Halla Lios Póil, waltz, quick step etc. 8-10pm Monday. 087 1446038 beginners welcome

Wanted / Ag teastáil

Wanted ,house share. Student on placement requires house share in Dingle town. ( April-August ) 0872360108.

Looking for Farmhouse with sheds on 8-15 acres on Dingle Peninsula. Phone 083-8133570.

Second Hand Cot wanted. Must be in good condition. Please call 087-9569921 Tigh Fad-Téarmach - siar ón Daingean do dhuine ghairmiúil ag obair sa cheantar. Tesitiméireachtaí ar fáil. Cuir glaoch ar 085-7762850 Long-Term House - preferably back west for a professional working in the area. References available on request. Call 085-7762850 French grinds wanted (oral mostly) for 2nd year (2nd level / secondary) student.

Resides in Dingle town. 086-2059535 Saorview box wanted 087-9801663 Looking for sewing machine tables, complete or just cast iron base.

087-9801663 Couple looking to Rent a one bedroom apartment in Dingle town, Or a small cottage in Ventry, Ballyferriter and surrounding areas,may onwards long term lease ,1 or 2 years. 085-1424745

Situations Vacant

Book keeper required in Dingle. Call 087-2361346.

Waitress/ Waiter wanted at The Old Pier Restaurant. Please call 066-9155242.

Chef/ Commis Chef required for restaurant in Dingle. Call 087 2361346.

Classic Hair Design are looking for a Qualified Stylist and a Junior. Please call Orla on 087-9884228 or 066-9151223.

Prep chef wanted for a busy kitchen in a pub /restaraunt business in Dingle Town.Excellent pay and conditions.; 086 3850012.

Doyle’s Seafood restaurant is looking for a strong sous chef and part time front of house staff. Please call 086-8049563 / 0669152674 Experienced waiting and

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