West & Mid Kerry Live issue 341

West & Mid

Kerry Live

Corca Dhuibhne Beo Eisiúint / Issue 341

An Searrach agus an Ghealach: Mossy Donegan

18ú Lúnasa - 1ú Meán Fomhair 2022

SAOR IN AISCE FREE West Kerry Live 1

San Eagrán Seo / In This Issue Pg 3: Manx Shearwater Alert Pg 6: Nutrition with Irene

Does your Septic Tank need to be emptied?

WE WILL GET TO YOU WITHIN A DAY!!

Also: Tractor & 14 Ton Dump Trailer

Topsoil for Sale per Load Good Quality Building Stone

Pg 10: Farming News Pg 15: From the 1901 Census in West Kerry Pg 16: What's Happening in the Hub? Pg 20: Regatta Fionn Trá Pg 27: Léargas an Lae

Cuir Glaoch/Call Diarmuid Ó Beaglaoi, Baile an Mhúraigh

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Pg 35: Dingle Cookery School Recipe

News from The Marts Dingle

Pg 38: Live Music Listings

Breeding Ewe Sale Friday 19th August

Pg 40: Crosfhocal Sean-Nós

Sheep & Lowland Ram Sale Saturday 20th August

Pg 42: Crossword

Sheep & Cattle Sale Saturday 27th August

Pg 43: Classifieds

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Essential / Emergency Local Numbers Uimhreacha áitiúla riachtanacha / Uimhreacha éigeandála IONAID LEIGHIS / MEDICAL CENTRES:

Clinic Cois Abhann, The Mall , Dingle 066 9151465 Ionad Leighis An Daingin, The Mall, Dingle 066 9152225.

DingleDoc, Spa Rd, Dingle V92K282 066-9152346 / 066-9152324 Castlegregory Medical Centre, 066-7139226 Mon-Fri, 9:00am to 5:00 pm Saturday, by appointment.

Annascaul Health Centre, Annascaul 066-9157227, SouthDoc: 0818 355 999 for all calls between 6.00pm to 8.00am Killorglin Health Centre, Killorglin, Tel: 066 976 1284 Cronin, Dr Ann, Beach Tree Lodge, Market St, Killorglin (066)9761014 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 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:

Local Link Kerry 066 7147002 Bus Station, Killarney, Co. Kerry. (064) 6630011 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 Market Street, 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

OPTICIANS / RADHARC-EOLAÍ

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Manx Shearwater Alert!

STAFF WANTED STAFF WANTED

Inver Daybreak Uí Fhlaithearta is seeking to fill the following positions: The BirdWatchIreland West Kerry Branch is appealing to everyone on the Dingle Peninsula these next few weeks to be on the lookout for stranded Manx Shearwater fledglings.

What are they?

They are pigeon-sized, web-footed black and white seabirds that breed on the Blasket Islands. During the next few weeks this year’s fledglings are making their first big migration to the waters off Brazil and Uruguay where they will spend the winter months.

Why are they stranding in our towns and villages?

They are attracted and disoriented by the strong electric lights with which we surround ourselves. Once they crash land on roads and in gardens they are rendered helpless as they cannot take off from flat surfaces (they either need steep slopes or be on the water) and are vulnerable to predation by cats and dogs.

What can you do if you find one?

Please pick it up carefully and place it securely in a cardboard box. Do not give it any food or water and ring one of the volunteers listed below who will collect it and release it safely back to the wild.

• We are seeking to hire an experienced deli assistant to cover maternity leave from Monday to Friday, 7am to 3pm - leading to a full-time position afterwards • We are also seeking to hire a senior shop assistant for close down responsibilities and duties, 3-10.30pm • Weekend & Part-Time Deli & Store positions also available

To apply contact 087-7631570 (call or whatsapp), apply in-store or email: daybreakdingle@gmail.com

Four good reasons to get involved 1. Manx Shearwaters are long lived birds. The oldest ringed and recovered bird was 52 years old. By picking up and helping one bird you might help dozens of generations of shearwaters yet to come!

2. The shearwaters’ parents have travelled all the way from South America to the safe breeding colony on the Blasket Islands in order to lay one single egg which they incubate for up to 55 days after which they feed the fledgling for a further 60-70 days. That’s a big effort for this protected, amber-listed little bird. It seems a small effort on our part to pick it up and release it again safely to give it one more go at finding its way south.

3. Usually they are entirely uninjured and just need a little help to get airborne again.

4. We have very few opportunities to get up close and personal with some of our more elusive wildlife. Shearwater can generally only be observed high out to sea from a boat as they breed underground on our remoter islands and only come back to their breeding burrows at night. This is a great chance for everyone to find out a little bit more about the great biodiversity here on the Dingle peninsula and to help in a small but very effective way to protect it.

Last but not least let’s consider switching off some unnecessary outside lights to prevent these birds from crash landing in the first place!

Last year we collected and released more than 60 birds around the peninsula – thanks to all the people around the peninsula who picked them up and gave us a call. Some people even carried an empty cardboard box in their cars just in case they came across one of them. Thank you!

Britta ( Ventry and Dunquin) 087 2435845 Richard ( Ballyferriter and Ballydavid) 086 3168150 Breda ( Dingle and east of Dingle) 087 2438697) Catherine (Dingle and Ventry) 087 9834823

West Kerry Live 3

60 seconds with Tom O'Sullivan What was your first job?

Window Cleaning What is your favourite film?

The Town

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What is your favourite book?

Caife Caol - Maria Ní Mhurchú What was the first CD / Tape / Record you bought?

Up All Night - One Direction What was your favourite holiday?

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The Usual - Juice For Thought

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Who is your favourite actor?

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What advice would you give to your younger self?

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Who is your sporting hero?

Ronan O'Gara Two figures from history you'd like to have as dinner guests?

Páidí Ó Sé and Kobe Bryant If a time machine could take you anywhere for one day, when/where would you go?

Berlin 2015 What’s your favourite saying?

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West Kerry Live 5

How Do You Like Them Apples?

Irene Ní Fhlannúra

Ireland is currently at the height of its Apple season, yet of the €100 million Irish people spend buying apples every year, only 5% are Irish grown. In the block-buster book on indigenous Irish apples “The Heritage of Apples in Ireland” 2014, Dr. Michael Hennerty, identifies sixty-eight varieties of apples native to Ireland. Apparently, there are over fifty more varieties that were documented in the past but we no longer grow them – that’s a lot of apples! According to the author, we could be enjoying Irish apples all year round, except for a gap from July to mid-August, by which time we would be sick of eating apples and dive into the strawberries instead.

Apples have been with us for a long time, growing wild in Central Asia and China ten to twenty million years ago, and through evolution and migration of animals and people came further west around 5000BC. Adam and Eve almost got them banned after the shenanigans in the Garden of Eden, but luckily for us, apples have been happily growing here since about 2000BC. St. Patrick allegedly planted a few apple trees in Armagh, the Orchard County, when he was here and seed funded the first cider house, a native industry continued by the monks right up to quite recent.

Apple trees were classed as noble trees, protected by Brehon Law (7th Century) and anyone found damaging an apple tree would have been fined five milking cows at the time.

With the growing interest in sustainable agriculture, there has been a small increase in land used for apple trees, both commercially and smallscale projects. Most of the national crop ends up as cider or apple juice, making it difficult to source local apples to eat throughout the year. Even though they might not be as alluring as the more exotic fruits, it is hard to beat our native apples, grown and picked nearby, without the use of chemicals or sprays.

“Eat an apple on going to bed, and you’ll keep the doctor from earning his bread” - first documented in Wales in 1866, and later revised to the more polite version “an apple a day, keeps the doctor away”. Either way, there is a bit of truth in it. Apples are well known to help with weight loss by curbing the appetite. For those who eat too much, starting a meal with an apple can help reduce the calories eaten at that meal. Even the smell of an apple, can trick the brain into thinking you have eaten one, and so sniffing an apple 20mins before mealtimes lessens your calorie intake.

Apples contain vitamin C just under its skin, well known for its immune boosting power, keeping colds and flu at bay as well as creating the glue (collagen) that keeps us together both physically and mentally. Quercetin, also in apples, is a lesser known antioxidant, but a powerful player against inflammation, asthma and allergies. Another beneficial nutrient in apples is catechin - known to improve both brain and muscle function. Apples stewed with chamomile can shorten the course of unspecified diarrhoea in children and the elderly, handy to know this time of year!

Where apples really climb to superfruit stardom is in the non-digestible part of the fruit, the parts we don’t absorb – its fibre, pectin and polyphenols.

These feed our friendly intestinal bacteria, particularly in the large intestine, reducing inflammation, risk of diverticular disease and colon cancer.

Bacterial imbalance in the colon is now recognised as a trigger for metabolic disorders including diabetes and obesity, another good reason to have an apple a day, at least!

Pectin, most noted for setting apple jam and jellies, has been central to the revolutionary treatment for exposure to nuclear radiation. Vassili Nesterenko (1934-2008), a physician from Belarus and a former director of the Institute of Nuclear Energy at the National Academy of Sciences 6 Corca Dhuibhne Beo

of Belarus, pioneered a treatment with apple pectin for children living in highly contaminated areas and eating highly contaminated food, by reducing Cesium 137 levels in the exposed children. In a post-Chernobyl programme (1996–2007), 160,000 children received the pectin treatment.

As a result, the Cs137 levels in their organs decreased after each course by an average of 30-40% with significant reductions noted in as little as 16 days. Apple pectin has also been found to prevent the deadliest radioisotope, Plutonium-239 from absorbing in the gastrointestinal tract.

With this kind of backing, it would certainly do no harm to include an apple or two a day, particularly if working or living in polluted or toxic environments.

Apples are probably one of the simplest foods to enjoy – just give it a wash under the tap and eat it. If you are lucky enough to have a good haul of apples this year, making jams ,jellies and cider-vinegar will preserve them and you get to enjoy them for a little longer. You can also make tarts and apple sauces than can be stored in the freezer. Early-harvested apples do not store as well as their later counterparts, and all apples continue to respire until you eat them or cook them. When storing apples, make sure they are free from blemishes and bruises because these will go off quickly and can spread rot to other apples. Wrap apples for storage in waxed paper and keep in a cool place such as a cellar or fridge. Try to pack them in single layers as piling them on top of each other can bruise them, causing them to rot. Ideally they should be kept at about 0 to 4 degrees Celsius to slow the ageing process. With our warmer Winters, leaving them in the garage or the boot of an old car might not be the best place.

Raiding apple trees was one of our favourite end-of-Summer activities growing up in town (I won’t say where), and although the trees are gone, our gang have disbanded, I can finally justify our actions! I will happily pass on the blueprint for a good raid to my children and hope they will be fruitful in their quest to get local apples, after all, neither my kids nor the apples fall far from the tree!

Irene Flannery (Ní Fhlannúra), Nutritional Therapist at www.omnom.ie Nutrition Consultations, Weight Loss Plans & Food Intolerance Testing available in-person (in Dingle) and online. 086 1662562

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West Kerry Live 9

Farming News Louis Murchan

• Applicants with at least 0.5ha of land within the breeding wader hotspot mapped area. The applicant must select one of the following actions on this land: Low-input grassland;

ACRES GENERAL ACTIONS: FULL LIST AND PAYMENT RATES

Extensively grazed pasture;

The ACRES Saga rolls on with more confusion than is really necessary.

It now appears that DAFM now use social media and news information sites such as Agri-land and other such sites to get their message across.

Unfortunately, this is not a satisfactory modus operandi, as there is a serious lack of detailed information, there is no published Terms and Conditions nor is there a scheme document available to advisors, so that they can do their job. Not a very satisfactory situation. It is now incumbent on the farm lobby to ensure that their members and charges are protected and demand that DAFM now begin the responsible roll-out of ACRES, to alternatively suspend its launch until they are actually ready to implement it, and have all-their-ducks-in-a-row.

Environmental management of arable fallow.

The scheme is unnecessarily complicated and time consuming, compared to previous agri-environmental schemes such as REPS, AEOS and GLAS. The mandarins in Johnstown Castle and Agriculture House should now consider pushing it back until 2023 and rolling over GLAS for another year, until they get it right.

It now appears that the ACRES Press machine is now in drip-drip mode, and releasing bits of information to various media outlets, while not providing the required details to those who need it first and most, The Advisor.

It is very difficult to advise a farmer as to what he is required to do to be eligible for the scheme, or how much he can potentially earn when one does not have the necessary information. To say that advisors should look up the IFJ or Agri-land (a very reputable medium) or whoever, is an unprofessional roll-out of what is supposed to be the primary agri-payment scheme for the next five years.

That said, key details have been posted by DAFM on-line on some of the aforementioned sites, but as they are not officially issued to advisors, read with caution. These will give farmers a good idea of what they face, but not the full picture, until it is painted for them.

• Applicants with at least 0.5ha of land within the high-status water objective mapped area in 2021. Applicants must select at least one of the following actions on this land: Riparian buffer zone strips or zones (grassland or arable as appropriate); Management of intensive grassland next to watercourses; Planting trees in riparian buffer zones; Planting a new hedgerow; Low-input grassland; Extensively grazed pasture; Environmental management of arable fallow.

• Applicants who can prove membership of a rare breed society at the time of application, and who select the conservation of rare breeds action; • Applicants who are registered with, and approved by, one of the organic control bodies and holds a licence as an organic farmer at the time of application.

Farmers who are not eligible for Tier 1 may instead be eligible for Tier 2, which will give them the second-highest level of priority access to ACRES. Tier 2 farmers include the following: • Applicants with at least 0.5ha of land within the vulnerable water mapped area in 2021. At least one of the following actions must be taken on this land: Riparian buffer strips or zones (grassland or arable as appropriate);

The Late Great PR Guru Larry Sheedy once said (to me) that you should always assume that the reader does not have a clue what you are writing about.

Therefore, you should explain everything and allow for no misunderstanding.

No mistakes.

Management of intensive grassland next to a watercourse;

These include the payment rates for the various general actions that can be taken under the scheme.

Low-input grassland;

All farmers in the scheme will be able to pick from among these actions, but some farmers will be restricted in what options they can pick.

Environmental management of arable fallow.

This will depend on whether they are in the ACRES Co-operation or ACRES General approach, and which priority tier of the scheme they are in.

Farmers in ACRES General who have the most environmentally important land will be in ‘Tier 1’, giving them priority access to the scheme.

Planting trees in riparian buffer zones; Planting a new hedgerow; Extensively grazed pasture; • Applicants with a whole farm stocking rate exceeding 130kg of livestock manure nitrogen (N) or more than 30ha of arable crops in 2021.

At least one of he following actions must be taken: Minimum tillage (min-till) on a minimum of 10ha;

Tier 1 farmers include the following:

Catch crops on a minimum of 6ha;

• Applicants with at least 0.5ha of grassland within the Natura mapped area in 2021. The applicant must select one of the following actions on this land:

Overwinter stubble on a minimum of 4ha;

Low-input grassland; Extensively grazed pasture.

Grass margins on a minimum of 500m (grassland or arable as appropriate); Low-input peat grassland on a minimum of 0.5ha.

• Applicants who are participants in the Native Woodland Establishment Scheme or agroforestry grant and premium category (GPC);

• Applicants with at least 0.5ha of tillage land within the Natura mapped area in 2021. The applicant must select one of the following actions on this land:

•

Unharvested cereal headlands;

Planting trees in riparian buffer zones to a minimum of 10 trees;

Winter bird food;

Tree belts for ammonia capture from farmyards to a minimum of 0.18ha.

Environmental management of arable fallow.

Farmers who do not fall into the above tiers are considered to be in Tier 3, reflecting no particular priority access to ACRES. For these farmers, the full slate of actions is available to choose from.

• Applicants with at least 0.5ha of commonage land declared on the 2021 Basic Payment Scheme (BPS); • Applicants with at least 0.5ha of land within the geese and swan mapped area in 2021;

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Applicants who take one of the following tree-planting actions:

Tree planting to a minimum of 100 trees;

All farmers should note the following points on general actions: • The commonage action is results based, but a participation payment is set at €50/ha on the first 20ha irrespective of the results-based

score. The results-based payment is inclusive of the participation payment; • For the conservation of rare breeds action, breeding females that produce a registered offspring above the basic eligibility requirements will be paid an additional payment of €75 per progeny registered up to the overall maximum payment ceiling; • For low-input grassland and low-input peat grassland actions, participants may apply for a late meadow bonus payment of €50/ha; • Actions where units are measured in metres must have continuous lengths; • Actions with no explicit maximum number of units can be paid up to the maximum payment ceiling.

If this makes things any clearer, Larry Sheedy was a good teacher, (which he was). If it doesn’t, the problem doesn’t lie with Larry (or with yours truly)!!

One can only work with the material he is provided with.

ACRES FARM SUSTAINABILITY PLAN SYSTEM OPENS Just to continue on the previous topic. The Farm Sustainability Plan Portal was recently opened for submissions by advisors, on behalf of clients/ ACRES applicants. Need one say more? The same points pertain. Can a farmers seriously submit to a five year scheme with onerous penalties hanging over their heads, without knowing exactly what they are letting themselves in for. No Scheme Document? No Terms & Conditions? No Clue!!! I rest my case, Your Honour!

A full and detailed article on the scheme will be printed when the full and proper details are available. In the meantime, enjoy the read.

FINALLY……

We can’t let an issue go by without congratulating Limerick on their Great win against Kilkenny in the Hurling Final, Kerry for their heroic win against Galway in a riveting Football Final, and to Meath ladies for their historic Two-in-a-Row, against Kerry in the Ladies Football Final. Congrats to all,

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West Kerry Live 11

Tourism Talk and Thoughts from the Dingle Peninsula Caroline Boland Comhghairdeachas gach éinne to all involved in the wonderful recent Festivals – Féile na Lughnasa, Féile Líos Póil, the Dingle Races, Dingle Regatta and go n-Éirí libh to Brandon Regatta and all the events coming up in Heritage Week over the coming weeks.

With the recent wonderful weather that we have been having it showed once again just how popular our beaches are and of course, the pressure that happens for parking, etc. Kerry County Council would be most interested to hear from local landowners at these popular locations to discuss opportunities for seasonal parking so do please contact our local Corca Dhuibhne office in Dingle (066) 915 1353.

Gníomhaíochtaí / Things to See & Do….

Water Based Activities in our magnificent landscape – surfing, sea angling, experience marine wild life on an eco-boat tour, dive, wind surf, kite surf, pedal or self-drive boating, water trampolines, boat trips, SUP tours, Sailing and sea kayaking, trip to the Blasket – so many choices https://dingle-peninsula.ie/attractions-on-thedingle-peninsula-co-kerry/watersports-on-thedingle-peninsula.html Nuashonruithe ó Comhaontas Turasóireachta Chorca Dhuibhne / Dingle Peninsula Tourism Alliance (CTCD/DPTA): It’s August………. Make the most of the last of the summer holidays and long evenings to explore and discover with the last few weeks of our summer festivals…….

Autumn Promotions Opportunities for the Dingle Peninsula The Big E 2022 The Dingle Peninsula Cultural, Educational, Tourism and Trade Showcase will return to The Big E, West Springfield – New England’s State Fair from September 16th to October 2nd. Dingle Peninsula Tourism Alliance with Brian de Staic Jewellers, Dingle Linen, Celtic Gift Shop, Louis Mulcahy Pottery, Dingle Crystal, Sacred Heart University, Dingle Skellig and Benners Hotels, Dingle Distillery and Western New England’s Irish Cultural Centre will be promoting the wonderful experiences of Corca Dhuibhne and continuing to strengthen the integral links of both our communities. If you would like to be involved – attend, special diaspora offers, competition prizes, please contact Caroline at dptalliance@ gmail.com.

The National Ploughing Championships The Kerry Tent will once again feature at this year’s National Ploughing Championships in Ratheniska this September – 20th to 22nd. Kerry Tourism Industry Federation with the support of Kerry County Council are creating the opportunity for individual businesses to attend with a number of packages and options available for 1, 2 or 3 day attendance. If you would like to be involved, please contact Sam and Simone at dinglept@ gmail.com or Miriam on (087) 194 4320.

Dingle Food Festival Accommodation Availability Requests Urgently Needed – Accommodation enquiries for the Dingle Food Festival 2022 are coming in regularly for Thursday 29th September to Sunday 2nd October. If you have availability please let Sam and Simone know at dinglept@gmail.com or via phone: 066 915 2448.

Turasóireacht Inbhuanaithe / Our Sustainable Tourism Journey continues…

New Job Vacancy at the Dingle Hub Tá Dingle Hub i gcomhpháirt le Comhaontas Turasóireachta Chorca Dhuibhne ag lorg duine ardspreagtha chun rannpháirtíocht an phobail a thiomáint i bPobal Fuinnimh Inmharthana don earnáil turasóireachta agus fáilteachais i gCorca Dhuibhne.

Dingle Hub, in collaboration with Dingle Peninsula Tourism Alliance, is looking for a highly motivated individual to drive community participation in a Sustainable Energy Community for the tourism and hospitality sector on the Dingle Peninsula.

For further information Visit https://dinglehub. com/vacancies/ Nasc Áitiúil Chorca Dhuibhne / Local Link Services Dingle Peninsula

2. The Big Beach Clean initiative is back once more, and Clean Coasts are calling people all across Ireland to register to receive clean-up kits and join the world biggest clean-up.

The event will run from the 16th to 18th September, as part of the International Coastal Cleanup (ICC), operated internationally by Ocean Conservancy.

Registration will be open to all residents of Ireland, no matter how far from the coast they are with Cully and Sully supporting Clean Coasts again by providing volunteers with clean up kits. The National Spring Clean campaign will also be taking part with Clean Coasts in 2022. To register, visit https://cleancoasts.org/our-initiatives/bigbeach-clean/ Míle buíochas…….

Thank you for playing your part in following Ireland’s Leave No Trace Principles being mindful of our communities, beaches and landscape on Corca Dhuibhne, the Dingle Peninsula.

Maggie Bartley Registered Nurse

It’s a fantastic way to get about the whole peninsula visiting experiences, getting to walking trails, outdoor dining and pubs – a great way to explore, discover and enjoy leaving the car parked! For the timetable, visit https://www. dingle-peninsula.ie/15-travel-information/258local-link-local-peninsula-bus-service.html

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Clean Coasts – Big Beach Clean………DPTA follow and promote the values of An Taisce’s Clean Coasts. The Clean Coasts programme works with communities to help protect and care for Ireland’s waterways, coastline, seas, ocean and marine life.

Clean Coasts operate several campaigns in Ireland including Think Before You Flush and international campaigns #2minutebeachclean and Beat the Microbead. So…… what’s coming up:

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Clean Coasts groups can apply for funding up to €500 for a community project. Grants are only eligible for Clean Coasts groups that have been active for 6 months and groups need to have or set up a bank account in the name of the Clean Coasts group. *If you have a project that requires additional funding please touch base with your Clean Coasts Development Officer directly as we may be in a position to support a few larger projects in your area.

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From the 1901 Census in West Kerry Ted Creedon

Emlagh Slat (Ventry) Kate Fitzgerald, 45 and a widow, whose occupation was ‘Farmer and Grocer’ lived in Emlagh Slat. There is no record of children. Her niece Johanna Manning, 20, was a ‘Bookeeper’. There were three ‘Farm Servants’ and one ‘Domestic Servant’ in the household. All occupants spoke Irish and English.

Burnham West Bridget Kelleher, 25; Mary Lyne, 28, and Ellen Griffin, 20, were the sole occupants of a house in Burnham West. All three were ‘Dairy Maids’ and spoke Irish and English. They probably worked on Lord Ventry’s estate.

Their duties would have included milking the cows, making butter and cheese and probably other household or farmyard work.

The Colony (Dingle)

So far in this series of articles we’ve reported at length on the occupations of, mainly, men in West Kerry in 1901. In this issue we’ll be looking at the occupations, or lack of them, of women of all ages, from Camp to the Blaskets, in the Census which was taken on Sunday, 31 March.

Note- Most married women didn’t record anything in the Census form but gave their occupations as ‘Farmer’s wife’ or ‘Fisherman’s wife’ depending on what occupied their husbands. Other women just left a blank space for ‘Occupation’ and at least one woman recorded her occupation as ‘None’.

Most married women had families and busy domestic lives as housewives and probably worked on the family farm too. Was their role in the household seen as not worth recording or did they see themselves as not having an ‘occupation’, in terms of employment or generating income?

Knockglass Adela MacIntosh, 47 and single, lived in Knockglass (Camp area) and recorded her occupation as ‘Lady Tenant Farmer’. Living in the same house was her aunt, Ursula Rae, 84, whose occupation was ‘Gentle Woman’. The farm must have been substantial because there were three ‘Farm Servants’ in the house also.

Ballyferriter Mary Kennedy, 22 and single was the head of her household in Ballyferriter.

Her occupation was ‘Shop Girl in Liquor Trade’. Her sister Eliza, 11, lived with her. Both spoke Irish and English.

Inch Mary Catherine Herlihy, 20 and single, lived in a house with 14 people in Inch and her occupation was ‘Governess’. Her employers were Justin McCarthy, 41, and his wife Annie, 34. They were a farming family with eight children. They also employed a nurse and three servants. All occupants were Roman Catholic. Justin McCarthy signed the census form and gave the address as ‘Inch House, Annascaul, Co. Kerry’.

Johanna Griffin, 56, lived in the Colony and, like Ellen Shea above, she was a ‘Midwife’. She was married to Patrick Griffin, 67, who was a ‘Slater and Plasterer’. Their daughter Bridget, 22, was married to John Flaherty a ‘Fisherman’. All spoke Irish and English.

Ballyknockane (Camp area).

Mary Ashe, 49 and a widow, was a ‘Publican’ in Ballyknockane. She had five sons and two daughters. One daughter, Mary, 20, was recorded as ‘Teacher – unemployed’. Her mother was the only member of the household who spoke Irish.

Cloghane Ellen O’Connor, 63 and a widow, was a ‘Publican’ in Cloghane and her son Michael was a ‘Farmer’. They both spoke Irish and English.

Mary Spillane, 46 and a widow, was also a ‘Publican’ in Cloghane while her daughters Catherine, 18, and Mary, 17, were ‘Shop Assistants’. There were thirteen people in the household and all but the four youngest spoke Irish and English.

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Murreagh Mary Moore, 60, was a visitor to a house in Ballynavenooragh on Census night in 1901. She was a widow and her occupation was recorded as ‘Mendicant’ which meant she had to beg for a living. Six other people in West Kerry declared ‘Beggar’ as their occupations in the Census. Mendicant is a softening of the word ‘Beggar’. There are many religious orders that practice a mendicant way of life and survive by collecting alms.

Great Blasket Mary Shea, 30, was the daughter of widow Ellen Guiheen, 54. There were 145 people on the island on Census night and apart from the main occupations of ‘Farmer/Fisherman’ Mary was the only female to record an occupation – she was a ‘Seamstress’.

Ballyarkane Eighter (Lack) Ellen Shea, 50, lived in the above townland with her husband James, 54, and their six children. Ellen’s occupation was ‘Midwife’. Apart from their two youngest children the occupants spoke Irish and English.

Caheracuttera (Lack) Ellen Moynihan, 41 and a widow, lived in the townland of Caheracuttera with her six sons and one daughter. Her occupation was recorded as ‘Female Farmer’. The whole family spoke Irish and English.

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What's Happening in Dingle Hub? Writing Seminar Chaith grúpa de thart ar 20 scríbhneoir seachtain sa Daingean níos luaithe sa mhí, agus chaitheadar ana chuid don am san anseo sa Hub. Bhíodar anseo do Sheimineár Scríobhneoireacht an tSamhraidh a bhíonn ar bun go bliaintiúil ag Ollscoil Bay Path mar chuid dá máistreacht ''Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction''. Meiriceánaigh don gcuid is mó a bhí sa ghrúpa, le meascán de scríbhneoirí nua agus údair sárdhíola idirnáisiúnta.

A group of around 20 writers spent a week in Dingle earlier this month and a lot of that time in Dingle Hub. Here for an annual Summer Writing Seminar, as part of Bay Path University’s Master's of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction, the mostly American group ranged from new writers to international best-selling authors.

Bay Path University in Massachusetts offers this course as an all-online programme with the week in Dingle (happening since 2015) as an elective class that allows students to meet and work together in person. It’s also open to other writers who can attend the workshops, readings and lectures from creatives such as Paul Muldoon, Ann Hood, Ted Deppe, Annie Deppe, Jean Hanff Korelitz, Anne Pinkerton, Suzanne Strempek Shea and Tommy Shea who were all part of this year’s faculty.

Is iriseoir ó Massachusetts é Tommy Shea, ba as do Chathair an Treantaigh in aice le Ceann Trá dá athair, Seán ''The Diamond'' Shea, agus ba as do Ghallaras dá mháthair, Maureen Brown Shea.

Tommy Shea is a Massachusetts journalist whose father, the late Seán "The Diamond" Shea, was from Cahiratrant near Ventry and whose late mother, Maureen Browne Shea, was from Gallarus. Each year Tommy’s workshop "Talk of the Town" has delegates meet and interview locals. They met people like Dingle artist Carol Cronin and Johneen Brosnan, who talked about Fungie and life since his departure. Just two of the locals who made their group feel very

An bhfuil smaoineamh agatsa Do you have an idea a cheapann tú go gcabhródh that you think would sé chun dul i ngleic le dúshláin help combat social or shóisialta nó timpeallachta i environmental challenges do phobal áitiúil? B'fhéidir go in your local community? bhfuil smaoineamh maith agat Maybe you’ve had a a d'fhéafadh fadhb shóisialta ar brainwave that could really nós Cur Amú Bia, Mearfhaisean, solve a social problem Athrú Aeráide, Oideachas, such as Food Waste, Fast Tithíocht nó Sláinte Intinne a réiteach – ach nach Fashion, Climate Change, Education, Housing bhfuil tú cinnte cad é an chéad chéim eile? or Mental Health – but you’re unsure what to do next?

Más ea, tá Cumann Fiontair Phobail Éireann, trína gréasán d'ionaid agus moil fiontair, ag eagrú sraith If so, the Community Enterprise Association d'imeachtaí réigiúnda a chabhróidh leatsa, nó led' Ireland (CEAI), through its network of enterprise ghrúpa, tógáil ar an smaoineamh seo chun seirbhís centres and hubs, is hosting a series of regional a chur ar fáil a d'fhéadfadh claochló suntasach a events that will help you or your group build this thiomáint id' phobal. Tá Dingle Hub agus Mol RDI idea into a service that could drive real change in (Cill Orglan) ag comh-eagrú na babhtaí d'iarrthóirí your community. We’re partnering with ó Réigiúin an Mheán-Iarthair agus an Iar-Dheiscirt.

RDI Hub (Killorglin) to host applicants from across Beidh imeachtaí den saghas ‘Dragon’s Den’ the Mid and South West Regions of Ireland. ar siúl thar an deireadh seachtaine de 23ú ‘Dragon’s Den’ type events will take place over Mheán Fómhair ag Dingle Hub agus Mol RDI, the weekend of September 23rd in Dingle Hub leis na foirne a roghnaítear ag dul ar aghaidh go and RDI Hub, with selected teams going forward dtí an 'Pitch-Fest' náisiúnta i mBaile Átha Cliath to a national Pitch-Fest in Dublin on October 20th. ar 20ú Dheireadh Fómhair. Tuilleadh eolais ach Find out more on www.communityenterprise. cuairt a thabhairt ar www.communityenterprise.ie/ ie/champion-changemakers or on Dingle Hub champion-changemakers nó ar www.dinglehub.com. homepage. welcome during their stay at Dingle’s Bambury's Guesthouse.

Lúnasa 2022, le hagallaimh le reachtáil go luath ina dhiaidh sin.

Several workshops held in Dingle Hub were open to the public, topics ranging from the use of metaphor to the benefits of incorporating the senses in writing; crafting stories about family to writing about grief and loss. 80 people attended a public reading at An Díseart, featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Paul Muldoon and music by locals Áine Uí Laoithe and Eilín Ní Chearna.

Tá tacaíocht chun an post seo a chruthú á chur ar fáil ag Údarás na Gaeltachta marchuid dá Phlean Turasóireachta chun tograí Turasóireachta Straitéiseacha a fhorbairt ar fud na Gaeltachta.

Beidh an té a cheapfar páirteach i ngréasán foghlama de thograí stráitéiseachta turasóireachta sa nGaeltacht.

The organisers had visited Dingle Hub on their last trip and thought our facilities were a good match for their functional and creative needs.

It worked very well having this friendly group of creatives in Dingle Hub and we hope to work with them again next year.

Dingle Hub facilities like our meeting rooms are open to the wider community for events suitable for our spaces. Get in touch if you think your community initiative or group needs a space.

Vacancy/Folúntas Comhordaitheoir Phobal Fuinnimh Inmharthana (PFI) Turasóireachta agus Fáilteachais / Tourism and Hospitality Sustainable Energy Community (SEC) Coordinator Táimid (i gcomhpháirt le Comhaontas Turasóireachta Chorca Dhuibhne) ag earcú duine chun an PFI nua seo a bhunú agus chun rannpháirtíocht an phobail ó earnáil na Turasóireachta agus an Fháilteachais a thiomáint chun a fhorbairt leanúnach a chinntiú. Tuilleadh eolais ar www.dinglehub.com/vacancies.

Tommy enjoys stocking up on newspapers (Photo by Suzanne Strempek Shea) 16 Corca Dhuibhne Beo

We are recruiting (in collaboration with Dingle Peninsula Tourism Alliance) to find someone to set up this new Tourism and Hospitality SEC and to drive community participation from the sector to ensure its ongoing development.

More details on www.dinglehub.com/vacancies Deadline is soon! Closing date for applications is 19th August 2022 with interviews to be held shortly thereafter / Dáta dúnta d'iarratais ná 19ú

Funding for this role is through Údarás na Gaeltachta’s Scéim Forbartha Bainistíochta d'Oifigigh Turasóireachta with Fáilte Ireland and Kerry County Council co-funding the overall project. It really is a wonderful example of a number of agencies coming together to provide practical support for the local community, something we love to be part of!

You and Dingle Hub Are you working from home? Maybe it’s sometimes hard to concentrate there or you are missing out on a bit of comhluadar and the chance to meet new people. Why not spend an occasional day in our shared workspace environments to see if you benefit from it? If you are thinking about working here, for a day or longer, check out your options on www. dinglehub.com. Or call us on 066 9150140 or send an e-mail to info@dinglehub.com. Má tá ceist ar bith agat faoi úsáid na seomraí cruinnithe nó spáis oibre is féidir teagmháil a dhéanamh linn.

The same goes for our Meeting rooms for your community events.

We want to network with people working on the peninsula. It’s not necessary to have or use a physical desk or office space in Dingle Hub to be part of this wider community. We are always happy to hear from you, especially if you are interested in getting involved in our initiatives.

Get regular news from Dingle Hub by adding us on your social media! e.g. Twitter, Instagram.

Tai Chi Weekend Halla Cheann Trá (Ventry Hall) 10th & 11th September with Gill Keogh

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Saturday 10am-12.30pm & 2pm-4.30pm Sunday 10am-12.30pm 1 Workshop €30, 2 Workshops €55, 3 Workshops €70

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We are growing our team and looking for a childcare worker for Creche/Montessori rooms •

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Niamh Varian Barry (veidhlín) & Méabh Ní Bheaglaíoch (amhráin,bosca ceoil)

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Máire Begley (cairdín, amhráin) & Mary Conroy (giotár) ar Lá Breithe na Maighdine Muire.

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Cáit Ni Riain (piano, amhráin) & Mark Crickard (veidhlín)

Caring for their needs and assisting with age appropriate curriculum

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Clíodhna Ní Bheaglaíoch (veidhlín) & Eoin Ó Beaglaíoch (consairtín)

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Déardaoin/Thursdays Déardaoin/ Thursdays 1-2 i.n.

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Oiche Chultúir sa Gháirdín 4in-10in Culture Night at An Díseart.

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Maggie Breen & Silke Michels – Abair Leis na Crainn é / Tell it to the Trees

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Maoinithe tré an LLPPS4 ón Roinn TCEGSM le tacaíocht ó Comhairle Contae Chiarraí

The ideal candidate for the Creche/Montessori rooms position should have: •

A minimum QQI / FETAC Level 5 / 6 For further information contact and send CV to: molanoige2020@gmail.com

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Courtney’s Bakery Dick Mack’s Yard, Dingle 066-9151583

Open: Mon - Sat, 7am - 5pm Large selection of cakes, confectionery, sandwiches, hot pies, sausage rolls, teas, coffees etc.

Wide selection of breads Siblings Kevin and Aoife Begley, Lispole, holidaying in Tre Cime di Lavaredo National Park in the Italian Dolomites in July

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The Road of Life, Ballads & Beyond with Ger Wolfe MusicAlive are hosting age-friendly music sessions in Killorglin and Tralee with the well-known musician and singer-songwriter, Ger Wolfe who writes and sings in Irish and English, has been on radio and TV and loves to teach people. Christy Moore is a fan: "Ger Wolfe’s songs always raise my spirits; his voice always, always brings me into the song.”

At the sessions, participants will play and sing existing ballads, old and new, and even go beyond that, dipping into song-writing to experience how natural it is. Participants are invited to dust down their musical instrument if they have one and bring it along.

The sessions are free. There are 30 places available (in both venues) at these free events, which will be held in Killorglin (CYMS Hall, phone 066 9762053) and Tralee (Siamsa Tíre, phone 066 712 3055) (Booking at the venues) This project is supported by Creative Ireland Kerry and Age Friendly Ireland.

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Teagascóirí Aos Oideachais ag teastáil Adult Education Tutors required Déan teagmháil ar: 087-7951743 nó sf@pcd07.ie

VACANCY Domestic Staff APEREE LIVING CAMP Aperee Living Camp are currently recruiting Domestic Staff to join the team.

Requirements • Previous practical experience in working in a similar environment is desirable but not essential • Passion about elder care, providing residents with a safe, clean environment to live in.

• Ability to work independently or as part of a team.

• Excellent Communication Skills.

For more information, or to apply with a copy of your CV and cover letter, please contact administration at 066-7130267 or via email on admincamp@aperee.ie.

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Catriona Johnston (right) made sure to pack her lucky magazine on a recent trip to Australia. She even took it to the bingo hall for a night out with her sister Miriam, winning $150!

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Regatta Fionn Trá 20ú-21ú Lúnasa/August 20-21, 2022 www.regattafionntra.org

Satharn Saturday 20ú Domhnach Sunday 21ú 9.30pm Tráth na gCeist Table Quiz in Quinn’s pub

Ar Muir On the Sea Urraithe ag: Tigh Uí Chuinn

1.30 Iontrála Entries 1.45 Rás Faoi 18 Under-18 Race 2.15 Rás Faoi 12 Under-12 Race 2.45 Rás Mór na Bhfear Senior Men’s Race 3.15 Rás Mór na mBan Senior Women’s Race 3.45 Rás Faoi 14 Under-14 Race 4.15 Rás Fear agus Bean One Man One Woman Race 4.45 Rás Meascaithe Faoi 16 Under-16 Mixed Race 5.15 Rás Meascaithe Mixed Race Urraithe ag: Blasket Island Eco Marine Tours

Ar an dTráigh On the Beach

2pm Togáil Caisleáin Beach Art 3:30pm Spóirt do Clainne Family Sports 4:15pm Cic Fada Football Long Kick Contest

Ar an mBaile In the Village 5pm Feis Rince Irish Dancing Competition

(Brogaí rínce riachtanach Dancing shoes required)

6pm Bronnadh na nDuaiseanna Prize-giving 7pm Caitheamh Cruite Horseshoe Throwing Contest

URRATHÓIRÍ: Murphy’s Pub, Udarás na Gaeltachta, Coiste Forbartha Fionn Trá, Raidió na Gaeltachta, Potadóireacht na Caolóige, Heidi O’Neill, T & J Ashe, Coláistí Chorca Dhuibhne, Tigh Uí Chúinn, Blasket Islands Eco Marine Tours, Banc Aontas Éireann, Geaney’s Oil, Kingdom Fresh, Cístí Ceann Trá, P&T MacGearailt, Siopa Uí Lúing, CompuCara, Moran’s Garage, Murphy’s Ice Cream, Penny’s Pottery, Comhairle Chontae Chiarraí, The Stonehouse Restaurant, Siopa Éisc Uí Chatháín, The Alpine Guesthouse, Tigh Páidí Uí Shé, Strand House, Jenny & Chris Byrne, Leac a Ré, Classic Hair Design, Tig Áine, Kool Scoops, Sheehy’s Spar, The Castle Hotel, Macroom, Dingle Distillery, Mara Beo Oceanworld, Ken Bolger, Comhar Creidmheasa Chorca Dhuibhne, Seán Ó Sé Plant Hire, Micheál & Maura Wallace

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Annascaul Notes Noel Spillane LIVE @THE GREEN ROOM DINGLE

100 years young Congratulations to Josie Sayers, Annascaul who celebrated her 100th birthday last week with a beautiful gathering of family and friends. A hundred years of memories and 100 years of life...Josie Sayers, Annascaul you are very special and surely honor is due for all the great experiences that life has given you. Congratulations on your 100th Birthday! May God continue to bless you with life, health, and prosperity on this day and all days.

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Volunteer hour We all love Annascaul, and it's time to freshen the village up with a bit of weeding, tidying and general cleansing. Why not come along for one hour only every Monday evening at 7pm - 8pm. Meet at the front of the Community Care Centre at 7pm sharp Inch Beach Park Run Inch beach every Saturday 9.30am ! Just bring your barcode.

Whist results 03/08/22 Ladies 1st Patrick Kennedy, 2nd Sandra Hoffman, Interval Eileen Galvin and Femma Haverman. Gents 1st Thomas Maunsel, 2nd Mary Shanahan, Interval Martin Courtney and Joan Sayers.Mystery John McEnery.

Lotto There was no winner last week, congratulations to the €40 winners.

Next week's jackpot is €2,450. Thank you to everyone who supports the Lotto. Tickets can be purchased in local shops and the Annascaul Post Office First Response volunteers wanted Volunteers are being sought for a Community First Response Scheme in Inch. If interested please contact 085 712 6947.

Fun Activities Host your activities at Annascaul Cafe, 30 seater event room. Ideal for art, craft making, drama, poetry, music, yoga, eco events, mindfulness, business meetings, children's parties or fundraising mornings.

Call Aidan at 0868035464 If you would like anything included in the Annascaul Notes Contact Noel Spillane Ph. 087 2184757 or forward an email to info@annascaul.ie

Japanese Structural Acupuncture & Micro-needling ~ Nano-needling ~ Red light therapy Heatwave 2021’ Brandon oil on canvas

SEITAI SHINPO

OPEN DAILY 12-5pm EXCEPT MONDAY BRANDON CO.KERRY www.teergallery.com

Lusliath Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine

Paintings by Mary Neville

Freedom to live life with joy, ease and peace Adrienne Dooling O.M.D., L.Ac. www.lusliath.com

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Sláinte is Folláine ó Fhéile Lios Póil le Roibeard Ó Cathasaigh Beannachtaí buí Lúnasa chugat, a léitheoir, agus ’sé mo ghuí gur chuaigh goradh gréine na seachtaine seo chaite chun do thairbhe. Tá breis is mí ann ó chuireas peann le pár do Chorca Dhuibhne Beo toisc mé a bheith gafa, agus is amhlaidh a bheidh go ceann tamaill, ach beidh caoi agam mír a bhreacadh ó am go chéile.

Tuairisc ar ghné dhílis agus íogair / genuine and sensitive d’Fhéile Lios Póil (an 43ú Féile as a chéile) is mó atá anso agam. Chailleas an chéad chúpla lá den bhFéile toisc mé agus mo chéile ’bheith ar bhainis i Sicilia na hIodáile. Bí ag trácht ar scaladh dearg, níor airíos a leithéid riamh im shaol, 36o sa tsáipéal, ar éigin a chailleas an oiread allais ar an láthair bheannaithe úd is a dheineas in aon chluiche chaide dá dhéine a dh’imríos!

Sláinte agus Folláine ‘Sláinte agus Folláine’ téama na Féile i mbliana, agus chuige sin, i bpáirt le Pieta House d’ullmhaigh Ríonach de hÓir cur i láthair dátheangach, ar Zoom dár teideal Nurturing our Resilience/ Teacht Aniar á Chothú Ionainn, a taispeánadh i Halla J L – a bhí lán go doras tráthnóna Aoine d’oscailt na Féile. Bí míreanna eile ar chlár na h-oíche chomh maith.

Seo a leanas blaiseadh d’aitheasc misniúil, léirsteanach / courageous, perceptive ó Mháire Uí Éimhín le linn na h-ócáide: Míle buíochas le Coiste Pobail/Féile Lios Póil as an deis seo a thabhairt dom cúpla focal a roinnt libh anocht. Nuair a chonaic mé an teideal ar Chlár na Féile Nurturing Our Resilience/Teacht Aniar á Chothú Ionainn, ba dhóbair go dtáinig fuar-allas amach tríom – Testing my Resilience, mar adéarfá! …

Bhí sé dian ormsa agus ar mo chlann teacht aniar nó misneach a mhúscailt agus a chothú tar éis do Phaddy (ár ndearthár) lámh a chur ina bhás fhéinig i ndeireadh an Aibreáin 2021. Ní rabhamar ag súil leis. Éinne go raibh aithne agaibh ar Phaddy, fear lách, cineálta, séimh, bog, le meangadh gáire i gcónaí ar a aghaidh ab ea é. Bhí sé cuideachtúil, is ba bhreá leis comhluadar an té a thiocfadh ina threo, agus ní raibh deabhadh ná deifir riamh air. Locht amháin a bhí air, áfach, nach bhfreagraíodh sé an fón mura n-oir sé dó, agus níorbh ait dúinne é nár fhreagair sé, agus ba mhinic nár chuir sé glaoch thar n-ais go ceann cúpla lá, agus fuíollach ‘missed calls’ ar a ghuthán aige idir an dá linn!

Chuamar i dtaithí air seo, agus níorbh ait liom nár fhreagair sé téacs a chuireas chuige ar an Aoine: “go mbeadh Pádraig ag teacht abhaile ón ospidéal ar an Luan”. Faraoir, go dtáinig mo cholceathrar Maidhc ar Phaddy tráthnóna Dé Sathairn. Bhí ciorraithe Covid i bhfeidhm ag an am, agus ní sochraid fé mar ba cheart a bheith aige, ach thacaigh an pobal ó chian is ó chóngar linn ag an am agus ó shin i leith. Táimid ag treabhadh linn chomh maith agus is féidir linn, agus fós, cé go loirgím freagraí, ní freagraí le fáil.

What is Resilience?

What is Resilience and how can we nurture it within ourselves? Resilience is what gets us through every day life. It’s what helps us when we go about our business and handle what comes our way. It’s our ability to cope and how we can bounce back, stay on track and manage ourselves when we are faced with challenges, stresses and pressures in life. We have to navigate through them as best we can, but at times this is difficult.

Some master it, others however loose themselves and their sense of direction along the way.

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‘Sín amach do lámh’ I would appeal to you if ever you feel at breaking point – ‘Sín amach do lámh’ – please, please reach out – ‘labhair le duine éigin’ – Speak to someone be it family, friend, neighbor, doctor, or contact one of the many services available, Pieta, Aware, the Samaritans, where they can listen, and you can speak in confidence to them of your situation. They are there to listen, to advise and to guide you through your difficulties and burdens that may be weighing you down. Remember, seeking assistance is not a sign of weakness – it’s the 1st step in the right direction – a problem shared is a problem halved…

National Number: 0818111126 24 Helpline: 1800 247 247 Text: “HELP” go 51444

Sláinte Bailíódh suas le €2,000 do Phieta House le linn na Féile.

‘Níl tú id aonar’ If you see someone struggling, you have a responsibility too, and don’t be afraid to approach and ask if they’re ok, and assure them that it’s ok not to feel ok. They may deny and decline your offer, but you will have tried. However, many of those who are struggling with life and their mental health are often expert at hiding their struggles and emotions.

They very often are the ones who are always smiling. In fact they are inclined to fool all of us, and unfortunately take us all by surprise.

Cuimhnigh ‘níl tú id aonar’ agus ‘ná bí id aonar’ – ‘sín amach do lámh’ agus ‘loirg cabhair’.

Gníomh dearfach Ar deireadh, luaigh mé le Roibeard breis is bliain ó shin gur theastaigh uaim gníomh dearfach a dhéanamh i gcuimhne ar Phaddy – buíochas ó chroí leis, agus le Coiste na Féile as Siúlóid na Féile agus Crannchair eagsúla a eagrú ar mhaithe le Pieta House – a thugann treoir agus cúnamh do dhaoine ata cráite ag an saol agus ata i mbaol dochair.

Tugann siad cúnamh chomh maith dóibh siúd atá ag lorg sóláis tar éis bás tubaisteach. Ár mbuíochas le gach éinne a chabhraigh linn, P.T.B.A. tar éis bás Phaddy. Tugaíg aire dhaoibh fhéinig agus dá chéile. Gura maith agaibh as éisteacht liom, agus rath Dé oraibh i gcónaí!

Laochra Óga Lios Póil Ar nóta eile, d’fháiltíomar abhaile go Lios Póil le tine chnámh roimis ár laochra óga: Tommy Ó Deargáin, Na hAcraí, a ghnóthaigh dhá dhuais ag Fleá Cheoil na hÉireann ar an Muileann gCearr: An chéad áit sa chomórtas Scéaltóireachta, agus an tarna h-áit san Amhránaíocht (fé 12); agus Ciarán Ó Catháin, Páirc an Fhia, a ghnóthaigh an Chéad Áit sa Chaitheamh Meáchain i gComórtas Idirnáisiúnta Lúthchleasaíochta i gCoventry, Sasana. Ár gceol sibh beirt, a bhuachaillí!

Clabhsúr Seacht gcéad déag míle buíochas leis na meithealacha éagsúla a chabhraigh go dearfach is go deonach linn i mbun imeachtaí iomadúla na Féile. Ár nguí chlabhsúir le línte deiridh ó ‘Amhrán na Féile’: “go mbeirimid, mbeirimid, mbeirimid, ’gus go mbeirimid beo dár gcéad bhFéile eile!”

Michael Healy-Rae TD Mícheál Ó’hEalaigh-Rae

NO CLINICS IN AUGUST CLINICS RESUME IN SEPTEMBER

Congratulations to Kieran Keane, Lispole who won a silver medal in the International Children's Games in Coventry last weekend. Kieran threw a 5kg shot putt and threw 12.18m in the final to come second, with Germany 1st and Greece 3rd.

I can be contacted at the following: Constituency Office: 064 6685782

Office Fax: 064 66 85904

Mob: 087-246 1678 email:michael.healy-rae@oireachtas.ie

SITUATION VACANT

Greenmount House Dingle

We are hiring Breakfast Chef/Cook Approx. Hours 8am to 12noon Fulltime or part-time position available, Contact Gary for more information on the position call: 087-7751783 or email: info@greenmounthouse.ie

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COURSE LIST 2022/2023 CODE

CATEGORY

CREATIVE ARTS 335840 335904 336173 342555 362947 338414 343220 335828 336506 335851 335849 335906 337940

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PROGRAMME

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TIME

Art, Craft & Design (Portfolio Preparation) Music Performance (Music) Broadcast Production Skills Digital Content Producer Digital Photography Introduction to Digital Journalism, Podcasting & Radio Digital Journalism & Radio Broadcasting Animation (Creative Media) Journalism Digital Design with Visual Communication (Multimedia Production) Computer Games Design (Creative Media) Music Technology (Sound Production) Photography

5/9/22 5/9/22 10/10/22 24/10/22 24/4/23 26/9/22 28/11/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22

39 weeks 39 weeks 53 weeks 53 weeks 14 weeks 8 weeks 52 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks

Clash Road Clash Road Monavalley Monavalley Monavalley Monavalley Monavalley Clash Road Clash Road Clash Road Clash Road Clash Road Listowel

15/5/23 15/5/23 5/9/22 21/11/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 10/10/22 5/9/22 5/9/22

13 weeks 13 weeks 43 weeks 20 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 40 weeks 40 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 50 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks

Monavalley Killarney Monavalley Killarney Clash Road Clash Road Listowel Monavalley Clash Road Killarney Listowel Clash Road Clash Road Listowel Monavalley Clash Road Clash Road

12/6/23 29/8/22 5/9/22

11 weeks 53 weeks 39 weeks

Monavalley Monavalley Clash Road

10/10/22 12/9/22 17/10/22 5/9/22

23 weeks 35 weeks 16 weeks 39 weeks

Monavalley Monavalley Monavalley Clash Road

Stage One Advanced Certificate in Early Learning & Care Stage One Advanced Certificate in Early Learning & Care Stage One Advanced Certificate in Early Learning & Care ELC Stage 2 Advanced Certificate in Early Learning & Care Special Needs Assisting (Community Health Services) Special Needs Assisting (Community Health Services) Special Needs Awareness & Assisting (Inclusive Education & Training) Special Needs Awareness & Assisting (Inclusive Education & Training) Pre-Teaching & Education Studies (Education & Training)

5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22

39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks

Clash Road Killarney Listowel Clash Road Clash Road Killarney Clash Road Listowel Clash Road

CAD - Computer Aided Draughting and Design Marine Engineering Engineering Technology Welding - Basic Welding - Coded Pipe

12/9/22 26/9/22 5/9/22 19/6/23 5/12/22

47 weeks 28 weeks 39 weeks 19 weeks 26 weeks

Monavalley Monavalley Clash Road Monavalley Monavalley

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE

362950 362841 336033 342885 341280 307335 337948 336025 335859 335897 337950 335895 335847 337936 327178 335880 335870

Employment Employment Employment Employment Progression Progression Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Progression Progression Employment Progression Progression

Payroll and Book-Keeping - Manual & Computerised Payroll and Book-Keeping - Manual & Computerised Accounting Technician Certificate Reception and Clerical Skills Office Management (Level 6) Business Management Medical Administration (Office Administration) Medical Administration (Office Administration) Office Administration Office Administration Office Administration Legal Administration (Office Administration) Business Studies Advanced Business with Marketing Digital Marketing and Sales Pre-University Law (Legal Studies) Pre-Garda Studies (Legal Studies)

COMPUTING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 362948 336022 335885

Employment Employment Progression

IT Support Fundamentals IT Support Technician (Comp TIA) Software Development

CONSTRUCTION AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT 343370 336190 338410 335907

Employment Employment Employment Employment

Construction Groundwork Skills Traditional Stonewall Construction Civils for Fibre Installation Carpentry & Construction Studies (Construction Technology)

EDUCATION AND CHILDCARE 335903 357580 335902 337606 335887 358130 335888 335900 335876

Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Progression

ENGINEERING 338359 300821 335850 359796 307205

Employment Employment Progression Employment Employment

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CAMPUS

HAIR & BEAUTY 357882 336013 335908

Employment Employment Employment

Beauty Therapy Hairdressing Hairdressing

12/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22

46 weeks 44 weeks 44 weeks

Clash Road Monavalley Listowel

5/9/22 25/7/22 5/9/22 24/10/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 24/4/23 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22

39 weeks 40 weeks 39 weeks 40 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks

Denny Street Monavalley Listowel Killarney Listowel Listowel Monavalley Denny Street Listowel Clash Road Denny Street Listowel Listowel Denny Street Denny Street

Fibre Installation Technician Overheads Lines Operative

17/10/22 26/9/22

25 weeks 36 weeks

Monavalley Monavalley

Applied Science (Laboratory Techniques) Animal Care Animal Care

5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22

39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks

Clash Road Clash Road Listowel

Ecology and Practical Fieldwork Skills (Applied Ecology) Deciding your Future

5/9/22 7/11/22

40 weeks 12 weeks

Killarney Monavalley

14/11/22 12/9/22 5/9/22 22/8/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22

27 weeks 47 weeks 48 weeks 41 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks

Killorglin Killorglin Killorglin Killorglin Clash Road Clash Road Clash Road

5/9/22 5/9/22 7/11/22 7/11/22 7/11/22 17/10/22 21/11/22

39 weeks 39 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 17 weeks 27 weeks 21 weeks

Clash Road Clash Road Killarney Monavalley Killarney Monavalley Dingle

17/10/22 14/11/22 24/10/22 26/9/22 24/10/22

13 weeks 13 weeks 8 weeks 6 weeks 6 weeks

Monavalley Killarney Monavalley Monavalley Monavalley

5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 29/8/22 29/8/22 5/9/22 5/9/22 29/8/22 29/8/22 29/8/22

39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 40 weeks 41 weeks 39 weeks 39 weeks 42 weeks 43 weeks 44 weeks

Clash Road Listowel Clash Road Listowel Killarney Killarney Clash Road Listowel Killorglin Killorglin Killorglin

HEALTHCARE & SOCIAL SCIENCES 335911 338365 337946 338367 337953 354000 362951 335912 335901 335869 335913 335899 337924 335910 335909

Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression

Healthcare Support Healthcare Support Healthcare Support Healthcare Support Social, Health & Community Studies (Healthcare Support) Community Development & Leadership Pharmacy Sales Assistant Nursing Studies Nursing Studies Physiotherapy Assistant Studies (Health Service Skills) Emergency Care Studies (Community Health Services) (EMT) Pre-University Arts (Culture & Heritage Studies) Applied Social Studies Applied Social Studies Advanced Social Studies (Social & Vocational Integration)

RENEWABLE TECHNOLOGIES, TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION 342882 342884

Employment Employment

SCIENCE & NUTRITION

335838 335827 335898

Progression Employment Employment

SPECIAL INTEREST 336030 342880

Employment Employment

SPORTS, PHYSICAL THERAPY AND COACHING

354998 364367 336028 354975 336516 335890 335863

Employment Employment Employment Employment Progression Progression Employment

Surf Instructor and Beach Lifeguard Outdoor Activity Instructor Advanced Outdoor Activity Instructor (Sports, Recreation & Exercise) Scuba Diving Instructor Sports, Exercise and Coaching Sports and PE Pre-Teaching (Sports, Recreation & Exercise) Personal Training and Nutrition (Sports, Recreation & Exercise)

TOURISM, HOSPITALITY & CULINARY ARTS 335884 313887 313249 300823 342886 336219 343157

Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment

Professional Cookery Hotel & Catering Inland Angling Guiding Marine Angling Guiding Regional Tour Guiding National Tour Guiding Food Preparation and Cooking (Culinary Arts)

TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS 338384 313175 342832 338375 342834

Employment Employment Employment Employment Employment

Bus Driving D Licence Bus Driving D Licence HGV - Rigid HGV - Artic HGV - Artic

PATHWAY PROGRAMMES

350872 337952 351040 337951 350759 350765 350863 358691 350807 350781 361664

Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression Progression

General Learning General Learning ICT- Information and Communications Technology (Level 4) ICT- Information and Communications Technology (Level 4) ICT- Information and Communications Technology (Level 3) ICT- Information and Communications Technology (Level 4) Employment Skills Office Skills General Learning Employment Skills Office Skills

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Dingle CBS, class of 1972 at their recent reunion in Benner's Hotel Photo: Declan Malone

Cúntóir Seirbhísí Tar-Éis Scoile Tá deis iontach againn anseo I Áiseanna na hÓige CTR. Tá seirbhisí Iarscoile, Campaí srl , ar fáil do leanaí laistigh den cheantar áitiúil. Ta ár seirbhis ag fás agus táimid ag iarraidh cur le lenár bhfoireann.

Cuspóir Ghinearálta an Phoist: Chun obair mar cúntóir sa club Tar-Éis Scoile curtha ar fail ag Coiste Áiseanna na hÓige CTR. • Post 25+ uair an chloig sa tseachtain (Luan go Aoine) Cáilíocht ábharach ach níl se riachtanach.

Oiliúint Cúram leanaí ar fáil Cúram leanaí saor in aisce dóibh siúd ata ag obair san Iarscoile.

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Dáta Deirneach: 01/09/2022 Breise eolas- glaoch Fiona : 087-9869746 nó ríomh phost do C.V go dtí eolas@aiseannanahoige.ie

After-School Services Assistant We have an exciting opportunity to join our Afterschool team here at Áiseanna na hÓige CTR. We provide afterschool services, camps etc. for children within the local area. Our service is growing, and we are looking to add to our team.

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25+ hours a week - Monday to Friday A relevant childcare qualification is desirable but not essential.

Free Childcare for school age children facilitated for those working within the service Childcare training opportunities available.

More Information or any queries please call Fiona : 087-9869746 or email your C.V to eolas@aiseannanahoige.ie Closing Date – 01/09/2022.

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Léargas an Lae le Louise Nic an tSionnaigh

le tacaíocht ó Thobar Dhuibhne – Plean Teanga Chiarraí Thiar

Is breá liom ceoldrámaí. An ceol! An drámaíocht!

An aisteoireacht! Éalúchais is eachtra. An scéal, lán le sonas agus le brón – agus de ghnáth, ceacht nó dhó. Nuair a d’oscail gach rud suas arís tamall ó shin, i racht sceitmíní, cheannaíos dhá thicéid do cheithre seó. Agus mise i mo chónaí i gCiarraí.

Le leanbh óg. Trí cinn de na seónna siúd tagtha agus imithe agus gan mise a bheith ann. Táim chun an diabhail ceann deireanach a fheiscint slí amháin nó slí eile (“South Pacific,” má tá tú fiosrach. Sean-fhaiseanta ach claisaiceach).

Ceoldráma, “Clasaiceach,” eile ná an scannán (agus seó) clúiteach, “Grease.” Tháinig sé amach sna 70idí. Thuill sé timpeall 370m dollar – sna 70idí! – ag oifig na dticéad. Féach timpeall ort agus chífidh tú go bhfuil sochaí éigin nó scoil áitiúil á chur ar an ardán i mbliana – mar a tharlaíonn gach bliain. Agus – an moladh is airde de réir modhanna nua-aimseartha – tá 76% gnóthaithe aige ar an suíomh, “Rotten Tomatoes.” Fós. In ainneoin gach rud. Iontas na n-iontas. Okay, chum deartháireacha na helium – hitmakers ceart – na Bee Gees, na hamhráin.

Gan dabht, bhí sé greannúr. Ní féidir a shéanadh ach gur scannán faiseanta, dathúil, fuinniúil a bhí ann. Agus bhí Olivia Newton-John ann, ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam. Scéal brónach a bás an rud a chuir “Grease” i gcuimhne dom.

Ach bun agus barr an scéil: an teachtaireacht a scaipeann an scannán ná “Níl tú maith a dhóthain mar atá tú". Má athraíonn tú, beidh tú níos sásta, agus beidh suim ag leaids ionat.” Sin cad a tharlaíonn do Sandy, carachtar Olivia. Cén sórt teachtaireachta í sin, go h-áirithe do dhaoine óga?! B’fhéidir – B’FHÉIDIR – go ghlacadh leis an rosc sin 50 bliain ó shin, i dtréimhse níos soineanta agus traidisiúnta. Ach, i gcaitheamh na mblianta, le “Woke-ness”, agus an briogáid P.C., conas nach bhfuil bánú tar éis a bheith déanta air? Leis an gcur agus cúiteamh le 20 bliain anuas, na cásanna cúirte le daoine mór le rá, an fheasacht pholaitíochta atá forleathan anois, agus an gluaiseacht #MeToo, conas, chomh déanach le 2004, go vótáladh é mar “An Ceoldráma is Fearr Riamh” ar an stáisiún teilifíse Channel 4?

Is cuimhin liom an lá a thuigeas cad a bhí i gceist i ndáiríre ag deireadh an scannáin, 25 bliain ó shin. Bhraitheas píosa beag maslaithe, cé nach raibh náire nó aithis ann domsa!” Bhraitheas go raibh feall déanta.

Scéal grá súáilceach, draíochtúil, rómánsúil, tarraingteacht – loite. Cén fáth go raibh daoine fós ag féachaint air? Agus ag canadh na n-amhrán do scrúdaithe amhránaíochta agus ag éisteachtaí ? Agus ag seinm “You’re the One That I Want” ag gach uile cóisir 21ú agus bainis? Ach, le himeacht aimsire, táim tar éis tabhairt faoi ndeara go raibh raidhse rudaí nach raibh chomh úr-glan is a cheapas ag an am na blianta ó shin; manna ar t-léine a chaitheas go minic. Líntí ó leabhair. Magadh le dhá mhíniú. Liricí ó amhráin éagsúla. An fiú braistint “Maslaithe” nó “Náirithe” fúthú ar fad? Bheifeá traochta, uimhir a h-aon, agus ag siúl timpeall le scamall tharat an t-am ar Solar Systems fad, uimhir a dó.

Tom Kennedy Is dócha nach bhfuil luach ar teaspach a bheith Solar..panels or tubes, what's difference? sé Wellar they both provide ort, mar sin an saol – the leanfaidh aghaidh ar hot water when heated by the sun’s energy, thus saving you energy, aon nós, cur amú fuinnimh a bheadh ann be it oil, gas agus or electricity. aAbheith “Maslaithe” faoiof na ní.water An bill. rudWhen is solar system will save up to 70% yourh-aon annual hot it comes to tubes versus panels, the tubes are marginally more efdócha is ciallmhaire ná taitneamh a bhaint as ficient than panels, but realistically the difference is small, especially when we have had such a great tú spellféin of sunshine. na rudaí a úsáideann (nó a chaitheann There "solartú system" in thetú. trade as "Thermodynamtú nóisaanother chíonn nó aknown ídíonn Iad a roghnú ic" this is a solar panel that works in the dark. Yes with no sunshine, as do stuaim féin le do chaighdeán pearsanta you ask how! agus a bheith sásta le do chinneadh. I gcónaí Well the answer is simple really, it's not a solar panel it's a heat pump.

The waydaoine it works is nach a panel is fitted to your roofleat, whichagus is connected beidh n-aontaíonn ní gá to a unit and cylinder in your hot press. This is a compressor similar dóibh.

Fadhb ar bith.

Braithim féin fós saghas to what's found in a fridge, this unit pumps a refrigerant gas into the paneldhá wherechomhairle it heats due to the factchloisim that the gas has boiling idir má nóa very málow chím, point of about -25 Celsius so this hot gas comes back into the unit, “Grease,” is aoibhinn é, heat agus anois where the gasmar is compressed to make it liom hotter, the is then transferred createcéanna heat. However, unit isliom dependant electricity ag anto am is this fuath é! on Ach táim to operate so while saving money on heating hot water it does so at aireach faoi sin anois agus bainim taitneamh a cost. as – for goexample pointe áirithe.

Take a typical familyTaitneamh home with 3 to 5coinníollach, occupants, costs on average about to €2,000 per year to heat, of which about a d’fhéadfá a rá.€1,500 Fós ní thuigim conas go scaiptear 1/4 to 1/3 of this is hot water, so a typical hot water bill for a family of an atá annto €650 go forleathan faoi 5 is teachtaireacht somewhere in the region of €450 a year. láthair, achfortáa blúirín dóchasach A solar system family of 5beag can costbídeach anything from €4,000 to €5,500 supplied andar fitted, giving a yearly saving of approx (amaideach?) chúl mothem chinn agus ag rá liom €350 to €500 and when you take into account the rising cost of en“Tá go ceart goitself leor, ergy,sé a system can pay for in 5 toLouise 10 years. – léiríonn an scannán seo do dhaoine óga na laethanta seo

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Successful Season for Annascaul U12 LGFA The Annascaul u12 girls L.G.F.A team had an unforgettable start to the 2022 season when they were selected to play at Half time in the Division 2 League Final between Kerry and Armagh in Croke Park. The 12 oldest members of the panel had a chance to show their skills on the hallowed turf and a win against Armagh side Mullaghbrack followed by watching the Kerry ladies claim the Division 2 league trophy ensured a memorable day for all concerned.

The Successful Division 3 County League Champions (missing from Photo Muireann Mehigan) on a final score line of 5-9 to 3-8 to the delight of tremendous Annascaul supporters.

The entire panel played their part in the above victories with all girls enjoying game time regularly throughout the season and driving each other on in training and during matches.

The Management team of Ger O Callaghan, Paddy Curran and Mairead Clifford deserve credit too for their hard work and commitment to the girls throughout the season.

season and the entire panel were delighted to see her win the West Kerry Schools Skills Final in Dingle followed by claiming 2nd place in the County Skills Final in Tralee in June.

Indeed the Croke Park trip buoyed the girls up for the North Kerry League where wins against Finuge-St Senans, Glenflesk, Dingle, and Ballyduff set the girls up for a shield final against Ballyduff again where they came out on top on a score of 5-6 to 3-5. Captains Aoibhin O Callaghan & Orla Curran received the shield on behalf of the panel.

Next up was the County League Division 3 where the girls played Austin Stacks, Dr Crokes, Beaufort, Kilcummin, Glenflesk, Knocknagoshel Brosna and Laune Rangers and finished top of Division 3 thus qualifying to play Knocknagoshel Brosna in the County Final. In a tense encounter played at John Mitchell’s grounds in Tralee, it took a tremendous effort from the entire team inspired by captains Saoirse Brosnan & Niamh O'Callaghan to overcome Knocknagoshel Brosna

A special mention goes to Saoirse Brosnan whose skill levels were evident throughout the

Camp Notes

Well done to all the boys and management. 3 all after normal time and a last minute extra time goal saw us through to the final.

Brigid O'Connor

Goalscorers- Fintan Herlihy, Andrew Finn, James Scanlon, James Crean.

Camp Youth Club hope to reopen in the autumn on Friday nights at the Community Centre. If your secondary school child is interested in joining Camp Youth Club please text parent/ guardian name and number and the child’s name to Sabrena - 089 2026321.

We need volunteers to assist in the running of the club nights. Training will be provided by the KDYS. COMMUNITY COUNCIL Gene Finn Chairman Camp Community Council presented a cheque for €1,200 to Dave Frizell, Kerry branch of the Irish Cross Association for the Ukranian Appeal, proceeds of the staging of a play in Camp Community Hall. Thanks to all who supported.

CAMP UNITED FC. GREYHOUND BAR KO CUP SEMI FINAL - Wednesday 3rd August - Camp Utd 4 Listowel Celtic A 3 28 Corca Dhuibhne Beo

Eamonn Hickson home from Canada togged out too, another star player with Camp United.

Welcome home Eamonn. Camp have now qualified for the Greyhound Bar Cup Final against Killarney Celtic.

And history might well repeat itself, its 20 years since Camp won the Greyhound Cup last time.

Congratulations and well done to all and Best of luck in the final. Go n-éirí an t-ádh libh.

Congratulations to Thomas Ashe winner of €254 in the Half The Bucket Draw at Ashe's Bar recently.

OBITUARY John Moynihan (Clonakilty, formerly of Deelis, Camp passed to his eternal reward on July 30th 2022 in the wonderful care of the staff at Bushmount Nursing Home, Clonakilty. John ("Galvez" Western Road), beloved husband of the late Sheila (nee Moloney), brother of the late

Annascaul u12 L.G.F.A Panel---Saoirse Brosnan, Caoimhe Curran, Muireann Curran, Orla Curran, Jenna Crean, Aislinn Clifford, Eabha Dolan, Lily Falvey, Katie Greaney, Aoife Kennedy, Amy Kennedy, Tara Laide, Sadhbh Moynihan, Muireann Meighan, Maria O'Meara, Aoibhinn O Callaghan, Niamh O Callaghan, Holly O'Brien, Jane O Callaghan, Roisin O'Driscoll, Annie O'Brien, Lia Sheehy Michael, Paddy and Tom. Sadly missed by his brothers Jim, Brendan and Joe, sisters in law Sheila (Moynihan), Anne (Sexton), Kay (Kitty Feeney),nephews, nieces, Michael Dorgan, relatives, neighbours and friends.

Patricia Lenihan (nee Nolan) of Ardrinane, Annascaul, Co. Kerry and formerly of Glenbrien, Co. Wexford died peacefully on 2nd August.

Beloved wife of Denis (Dingo) dear mother of Sean, Sinead & Eamon. Sadly missed by her loving family, grandchildren Jackson, Evan, Kate and Declan, brothers Martin, Bernard & Eamon, sisters Mary, Monica and Elizabeth, nephews, nieces, relatives and many friends.

As a mark of respect to Patricia and her family Annascaul GAA club formed a guard of honour outside the Church of the Sacred Heart Annascaul on Saturday morning.

Patricia has been a great supporter of the Club over the years, with her husband Dingo and sons Sean and Eamon all lining out for Annascaul. Rest In Peace.

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This Year marks the 60th anniversary since Joe and Agnes Turbett brought their amusements to Dingle for the first time, and they have been coming every year since.

Like 99s and the Dingle Races, "The Hurdy Gurdies" as they are called locally, have become a staple feature of every child’s summer in Dingle .

Turbett's Amusements

Every year the young people of the Peninsula get excited as they see the trucks roll into town in late June or early July and look on with anticipation to see what new rides are being offered for the coming season.

The Turbett family have become intertwined with the history of the town and down through the years have built up strong relationships and friendships which are rekindled every year. One of Joe and Agnes's children was born in the old Dingle hospital with local publicans Paddy Bawn Brosnan and Bob Griffin standing as godparents.

Many a young Dingle person has started their working careers spinning waltzers or disentangling bumper cars and they continue to employ people every year to help out for the season.

Both Joe and Agnes sadly passed away in recent years, Agnes in 2008 and Joe in 2012 and the family have a special memory of the kindness of the local community during that time.

The Turbetts will be packing up as usual at the end of August and heading home to Allenwood, Co. Kildare stopping on the way to catch some late summer festivals throughout the country before the winter sets in. To mark the 60th year celebrations before the family leave West Kerry they will be donating to two local organizations.

John, Catherine, Dickie, Sabrina, Kathy and Mary and all the Turbett family would like to thank the people of the Dingle Peninsula for their continued support and warm welcome every year and as the hot summer is coming to an end they are looking forward to returning to Dingle again for the 61st year.

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Turbett's Amusements would like to invite everyone to come along and join us for an evening of FREE RIDES, RIDES FACE PAINTING AND ENTERTAINMENT for all the family on Thursday 25th August from 6 - 8pm (Back open as normal from 8p.m) Hopefully we will see our friends and customers there.

Further updates on social media.

Dingle Notes Richie Williams RACES. The Dingle Races attracted huge entries and record crowds over the 3 days to Ballintaggart Course which was in excellent condition for Pony Racing. Our congratulations to the hard working volunteers who year after year put so much of their time and effort into organising this important event resulting in a major economic boost to the entire Peninsula. The favourable weather conditions contributed to a most enjoyable few days for visitors, supporters, jockeys, trainers owners and even the bookies seemed reasonably happy too by Sunday Afternoon. The quality of the racing was also of a really competitive standard and commentator extradionaire Thomas O'Callaghan was loud and clear in what he says is his last time on the mic in Ballintaggart.

REGATTA. The Dingle Regatta returned to the Harbour after the enforced gap due to Covid and what brilliant entertainment was provided over the 2 days with 16 races in total run off in exceptionally quick time. Most of the competitions were eagerly contested with some very close finishes and the exhibition of Naomhóg Racing was a real joy to watch. Here our sincere congratulations especially go to Eddie, Maunza and Karen who dedicate so much of their time and effort to the Dingle Rowing scene. Also to the back up team and parents and competitors whose dedication ensures that Naomhóg Racing is in an increasingly healthy state at present. On to Ventry for their Regatta which starts at 1.30p.m. this Sunday with a great programme of events there as well.

PARADE. A great crowd turned out on the Thursday Evening after the All Ireland Mens Senior Final to welcome Sam and the victorious team members who paraded around town and showed huge appreciation to the team and management at the Mall/ John Street Junction gathering. Dingle GAA would like to thank all who attended, also the Fife and Drum Band, Gardai and stewards who helped make it a memorable occasion for all concerned. Comhgaiordeachas libh go leir.

THE DINGLE MARATHON incorporating both Half and Full races are due on Saturday September 3rd starting from the Pier Car Park at 9.00a.m. Full Details in our next Edition.

THE DINGLE FOOD FESTIVAL also returns this year over the weekend of Saturday and Sunday October 1st and 2nd . So plenty to look forward to as the tourist season tapers off these events attract a different category of visitor to our Peninsula.

SAFETY. While most of us were heading for some sleep on a misty night recently

the Dingle Sea and Cliff Rescue volunteers were heading up Mount Brandon from the Cloghane Side to firstly trace and then comfort and eventually arrange at daybreak to transport a stranded walker for urgent medical attention to the nearest hospital. These volunteers have been involved in an increasing number of urgent callouts this year and certainly deserve our thanks for the wonderful service they provide on 24 hour basis to people who call for help.

HERITAGE WEEK. Maharees Conservation Association are organising a 10k walk through their Hertiage Trail meeting at the Béal Geal car Park this Saturday August 20th

Baile Na bPoc will host the Footsbarn Theatre Company with their production of James Stephens novel The Crock of Gold from August 18th to 21st all from 7p.m. Music after each show till late with popular national artists on stage and early booking essential through Muintir Ui Bheaglaioch.

The Official Opening of the Sensory and Biodiversity Garden in An Diseart in Green Street was held last Saturday as part of Heritage Week. The Garden is open to the public 7 days a week and is really worth a visit especially at this time of year. SLAN TAMALL!!!.

Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society will host a talk on the work of The Congested District Boards ( 1891- 1923) in Ionad An Bhlascaoid on Sunday August 21st and entry to the Ionad is free on that day.

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Vacancies 2022 Camphill Community Dingle is currently seeking highly motivated people to fill the following positions; Social Care Workers (Shift Lead) – €36,840-€48,465

Sundays- time and a half, Bank Holidays-Double time, Premium rate sleepovers available

Social Care Workers – €33,630-€48,465

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Social Care Assistants (full and part time) – €27,975 to €33,306

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Sundays- time and a half, Bank Holidays-Double time, Premium rate sleepovers available

Programme Facilitator- Land and Garden – €27,975 - €36,840 Pro Rata 35 hours per week.

Full training and ongoing CPD provided Purpose: To support the smooth running of the community for adults with special needs, by being an integral part of a team creating a positive living experience and an environment and atmosphere within the community in which the individual needs of people can be met.

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Q & S Coordinator: Level 7 on the QQI Framework - BA in Social Care Studies or equivalent relevant qualification in Health or Social Care or in a relevant professional discipline Social Care Worker: Level 7 on the QQI Framework - BA in Social Care Studies or equivalent relevant qualification in Health or Social Care Social Care Assistant: Minimum of QQI level 5 Major Award in Community/Healthcare on the QQI Framework (with 8 completed modules) Programme Facilitator: Hold a minimum of Fetac level 5 in social care or equivalent, have suitable vegetable production experience and good knowledge, with an ability to produce a range of seasonal produce for the community and associated day service needs.

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Closing Date for applications Friday 16th September 2022

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Beidh Seisiúin Cainte ag tosnú i gceann cúpla seachtain, agus na seisiúin seo dírithe ar an dteanga a bheadh in úsáid sa ghnó agus tú ag plé leis an bpobal.

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Beidh meascán de ranganna ar zoom agus i bpearsa, ag braith ar éileamh. Sraith 6 seachtaine a bheidh i gceist, agus seisiúin amhán in aghaidh na seachtaine.

We have signs available for your business, these will increase the visibility of the language around town.

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Is féidir clárú anois ar https://linktr.ee/ duchasandaingin

We have a translation service available for anything that will improve the visibility of the language, for example; signs, ads, menu’s, website material etc.

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We have a file of useful terms and phrases on our linktree that can be used on social media, your welcome to add to the file and we can translate anything added to Irish.

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Buntáiste na Gaelainne dod’ leanbh An bhfuil a fhios agat go bhfuil mórán seirbhísí ar fáil in Áiseanna na hÓige?

An bhfuil a fhios agat go bhfuil Naíonra lonnaithe ann óna 9.00r.n. - 12.00i.n. Luan go hAoine agus an seirbhís seo ar fáil saor in aisce?

Is cuma má tá Gaelainn age baile agat, nó muna bhfuil. Is deis iontach Naíonra an Daingin dod’ leanbh imeacht i dtaithí ar an nGaelainn agus iad ag tosnú ar a gcuid scolaíochta.

Tuilleadh eolais agus clárúchán saor in aisce: 085 209 4445

Are you looking to improve your Irish?

Conversation sessions will be starting in a few weeks time, sessions focusing on the language used in businesses while dealing with the public.

Frásaí & Nathanna Úsáideach / Useful Phrases & Terms

There will be a mixture of zoom and in person session, depending on demand. This will be a 6 week series with one session per week.

Bain triail astu sa ar na meáin an tseachtain seo!

Why not try some of these on your posts this week!

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Tacaíochtaí do Ghnóanna An bhfuil tacaíochtaí teagan á lorg agat?

Give your child a head start with Irish

Tá tacaíochtaí ar fáil uainne a chabhróidh leatsa an Ghaelainn a chur chun cinn i do ghnó!

Do you know that there are many different services available in Áiseanna na hÓige?

Comharthaí, Aistriúcháin, Frásaí agus nathanna dos na meáin

Did you know that there is a free all Irish preschool there from 9.00am - 12.00pm Monday to Friday?

A fun filled way for your child to be at ease with the language.

-Dúnta inniu

Closed today

- Oscailte ón …

- Open from the …

- Fáilte isteach

- Welcome

- Beimid ag oscailt aríst - We will be open ar an … again on the …

- Tá na laethanta saoire - The holidays are nach mór críochnaithe almost over - Ní fada go mbeimid - Not long now until thar n-ais ar scoil we are back at school - Táimid ag ullmhú - We are preparing do… for…

-Táimid ullamh don - We are ready for the ndeireadh seachtaine, weekend, are you? an bhfuileann tusa?

The Dingle Primary Schools and Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne are Gaeltacht schools, and therefore are Irish medium.

- Caith seal inár - Spend some time dteannta with us - Tá na dóirse oscailte - The doors are open

Whether you are a family that speaks Irish or English, or another language at home, the Naíonra is a great way to support your childs fluency in Irish.

- Glaoigh isteach - Call in to us chugainn - Bain triail as!

Further information and free registration;

- Seol DM chugainn

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- Try it!

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- Dein teagmháíl linn - Contact us on… ar…

- Glaoigh orainn inniu - Call us today - Cur bord in áirithint - Book a table on ar ..

- Glaoigh isteach - Call in to us chugainn

Tá comharthaí ar fáil againn dod’ ghnó, cuirfidh siad seo le feiceálacht na teanga ar an mbaile

Áisitheoirí á lorg Táimid sa tóir ar áisitheoirí a bheadh ar fáil le tograí eagsúla a riaradh; -

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Dein teagmháil linn inniu ar 087 7004 884 An bhfuileann tú ag obair sa Daingean?

An dteastaíonn uait do chuid Gaelainne a fheabhsú?

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Tá seirbhís aistriúcháin againn d’aon ní a chuirfidh le feiceálacht na teangan ar an mbaile, msh: comharthaí, fógraí, biachláir, ábhair dod’ suíomh srl.

Tá bailiúchán d’fhrásaí agus nathanna úsáideacha ar fáil ar ár linktree atá úsáideach dos na meáin, agus tá fáilte romhaibh cur leis an liosta. https://linktr.ee/duchasandaingin Are you looking for language supports for your business?

We have supports available that will help you increase the use of Irish in your business.

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Can we help you?

Bí i dteagmháil linn: Cristín de Mórdha, Fón: 087 7004 884 Rphost: optduchasandaingin@gmail.com Facebook, Twitter, Instgram: Dúchas an Daingin

Castlegregory Notes Summer Bingo: every Friday in West End Hall 8pm. Entry: €10 Whist every Thursday at the West end Hall from 8pm.

Whist: Results 11/08/2022: Ladies- 1st: Joan Moriarty; 2nd: Eileen Kennedy.

Interval: Mary McKenna, Maureen Dowling.

Gents- 1st: Marcia Ganter, 2nd: Clare Ryan. Interval: Edward Hennessy, Kathleen Hennessy. Mystery: Sheila O'Connell, Kathleen Brosnan.

Weekly evening Tidy Towns work Tuesdays at 7 pm to 8:15 pm to weed, cut hedges, repair and generally improve our village. All are welcome.

Meeting at the playground. Please bring your own equipment: gloves, secateurs, brushes, brush pans, buckets, shovels, trowels, safety vests, etc. Rubbish bags will be supplied. If you don't have equipment please let us know and we will ask some of our regular volunteers if they can bring spares. We will have some extra safety vests and gloves but these are in short supply. For now we will go out every Tuesday evening, and Thursday evenings where applicable. Please watch notifications on our Facebook page or contact the office for more information.

Pay Attention The personal bubble Back in the womb But with a smartphone And a takeaway coffee Wandering along without a thought…

What could possibly go wrong?

Castlegregory Summer Market is on every Sunday Morning until the end of August. Come and browse through our many delights...you might see something that you like ......looking forward to seeing you there.

Summer Bridge in Castlegregory: Tuesdays at 7.45 pm in the West End Hall until the last week in August. All are welcome! It doesn’t matter at what level you are playing; there is always something new to be learned and there are always people willing to teach! Each session will last approximately 2 hours. Cost will be €5 per night . Any questions you can either call me (Marcia) or text me at 0871693493. Thanks and looking forward to seeing you!

General operative/handyman required for C/E scheme for Castlegregory village 19.5 hours per week. Please contact Joe on 0872682097.

Castlegregory Care of the Aged/Active Retired are looking for a part time employee, for further details of the position, please contact Margaret Maunsell, 087 9076256

- Artwork and wording by Laurence Jones.

Urraithe ag Cumann Sláinte Intinne Chorca Dhuibhne/ Mental Health Association.

Job Opportunity at the Beach Box We are looking for someone to join our team full time. For the right person the hours could be flexible and the job would include shop and launderette duties. To find out more please contact Justine or Keith: thebeachbox@gmail.com or pop in and talk to us News Items If any local groups have any news items they would like to be made known, such as match fixtures, results, courses or anything of special interest-could groups inform the office by 12 midday on Monday mornings so that it can be entered into the local community news items in the newspapers.

The office is open. As with any other businesses in the village, please wear a mask and use the hand sanitiser provided when you enter. The Clubrooms are still not in use but the West End hall is. If you need to use a hall for anything please call us at the office to book the West End hall when available. All of our regular renters are now using the West End hall until further notice, so time slots will be limited.

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Cromane News Jane Casey CROMANE GAA; KERRY SOUTH: Well done to Cromane’s Jamie Casey who started in goal for the Kerry South under-16 team that played Kildare in LIT, Limerick, last Sunday morning. Kildare pipped Kerry South (after extra time) by 0-19 to 1-13.

who was either Baptised or Confirmed in St. Michael’s Church since that time. This is your invitation to come and join us. Do make a note of the date and we look forward to welcoming you for this special occasion. From the Select Vestry and Clergy of St. Michael’s Church.

RUNNING to raise funds for NICU and CUH and MS. John Sweeney, Droum, Glenbeigh is running the Kerry Way Ultra 200km on Sep 2nd and 3rd to help these organisations. A go fund me page has been set up visit Kerry

Way Ultra for more information. Your support would be appreciated.

USED STAMPS, SPECTACLES,CAN RINGS. Sincere thanks to all who collect and send me these items.

QUOTE: The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be continually fearing you will make one.

Well done also to Ben Sugrue who played midfield for the Kerry South under-15s on Sunday in their All-Ireland Shield Final win against Cavan. Final score: Kerry 3-10, Cavan 2-6.

MID KERRY MINORS: The Mid Kerry minors played South Kerry in the county semi-final at Austin Stack Park on Monday evening.

Cromane had five representatives on the panel with Jamie Casey, Liam O’Neill, Tony Og Duffy, Darragh Crosby, and Jack McGrath all involved.

It is great for the Cromane club to have five players involved at this level.

MID KERRY U15s: The Mid Kerry under-15 team continued their county championship campaign against Eoghan Ruadh in Listry last Wednesday evening. Our own Ben Sugrue was named at midfield. Well done also to Mikey Griffin who was part of the Mid Kerry under-15 cup panel that played South Kerry in Glenbeigh last Wednesday.

FIXTURES: Saturday, August 20 - County Junior Football Championship (Group 1, round 3): Cromane v Moyvane in Cromane at 7pm.

LOTTO: The numbers drawn on Aug 13th in the Cromane Gaa Lotto were 22,11,15,8. There was one lucky winner of the €12,00 Jackpot who was Emma O'Connor, Kilgobnet. Ticket was sold at Puck. Dinner for Two Voucher was won by Noreen Mangan, Dromin and Sea Fest Bar B Q ticket was won by Danny Connor, The Lake.

Chloe Ferriter and Jake Colintas recently celebrated their marriage in St Gobnait's Chapel Dún Chaoin and afterwards in the restaurant at Ionad an Bhlascaoid.

From Left: Peejay Nicholas, Amy Ferriter, Jake Colintas, Chloe Ferriter, Airin Dagasen, Jenna Ferriter, Gavin Ferriter, Katie Ferriter, Kenneth Malon.

MARRIAGE: Heartiest Congratulations to Sharon Sugrue, Cromane Lower and Gene McGillycuddy, Milltown who were married at the Star of the Sea Church Cromane.

Celebrants were Fr. Eugene McGillycuddy, Fr. Denis McGillycuddy and Fr. Kevin Sullivan followed by Reception in Great Southern Hotel Killarney last weekend. Bounteous Blessings to them for the future.

BINGO in the CYMS Killorglin every Sun at 8.30.

Jackpot €1000 in 53 calls.

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Congratulations to the lucky winner of the Jackpot last Tuesday night in Cromane.

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Ó Mhárthain Breandán Mac Gearailt Aimsir Is dócha nách bhfuil aon áireamh ar a bhfuil do allas curtha dhuit agat istigh agus amuigh le linn an bhrothaill. Bhí fuinneoga oscailte agus dúnta ach fós bhí allas ag sileadh le scata. Dúirt daoine gan fód go leanfadh sé go Márta, ach is baolach gur thug a ngeall cáirde dóibh. Bhí oíche Dé Domhnaigh seo caite spréach bhraonach agus bhí stoirm thóirní agus splancacha treasna na farraige uainn in Uíbh Ráthach. Sea bhí sánas teasa ar an Luan agus raistí báisti. N’fhaca riamh an oiread gluaisteáin parcálta thíos ar thrá Inse agus a bhí tráthnóna Aoine, agus is dócha go rabhdar arís ann ar an Satharn Rud ná cloistear puinn fé ná go bhfuil géarchéim eacnamaíochta ag bagairt ar an Rúis agus d’fhéadfadh tar éis tamaill eile go mbeadh sé fuirist breith ar eirbeall ar Putin. Tá gearchéim tréis scata tíortha a bhualadh agus tá achrainn dícéille ar scata tír. Beidh Olltoghchán san Iodáil go luath. Míshástacht leis na ciorraithe de bharr an chogaidh atá luite go trom ar thíortha eile mar an Fhrainc, an Ollóin, Sasana mar a deirtear go bhfuil an bheirt atá ar na builigh ag iarraidh ceannasaíocht na gCaomhach níos laige ná a réamh theachta. Sin a deir foinsí áirithe i nuachtáin na Breataine nó mar a deirid sa Ríocht Aontaithe.

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Holiday Rentals / Tithe Saoire

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Well bred collie pups for sale. 086-3095744 Well bred Sheepdog Pups for sale. Call 087 3953750 Flanagan's Poultry selling point of lay hens at Dingle Mart on Sat 20th 12.301pm -Milltown mart 2p.m. and Killorglin opposite Kerry Agri store at 2.30. and also Sat 3rd of Sept. If you wish to pre-order call 086 1580837 Passes for 2 Adult & 4 children to Ocean World Dingle for sale. Original cost €57.00 for sale for €45.00. Contact 085-7170068.

Pro-fitness treadmill in good condition. 087-6163952

Grow West Gardening services Design - Creation - Maintenance Call Tom – 089 9869031 Qualified in Organic Horticulture

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Cleaner available for private & holiday homes. Dingle peninsula. Call or whatsapp Karolina 086-0304857 Designer Landscaping: Tasteful low maintainance gardens, designed and installed. 30 years wide experience of all design options, formal and classic natural style to impressive courtyards. For free consultation, advice and estimate call 086-8321831. 2pm to 8pm 7 days.

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Greenmont House, Dingle. We are hiring Breakfast Chef / Cook. Approx. Hours 8am to 12 noon. Fulltime or part-time position available, Contact Gary for more information on the position 087-7751783 or info@greenmounthouse.ie

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Half Door Guest House. Dingle’s newest Guest House on Mail Road. Required for Season - Bedroom & Kitchen Assistant. Contact Denis on 087 2202361

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Full time working couple with references looking for long term accomodation in Dingle area. 085-1088150 Family of 4 looking for a house to rent, long term. Detached, in peaceful location, 4 bedrooms. Call or App Emma 089 987 0107 Local couple looking for accommodation in Dingle call 086 8185504 Sheep wanted, all types. Payment on the day. Factory sheep also wanted.

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Well bred kittens free to take away. 086-3095744 3 phiscín fiain glan le tógaint saor in aisce. Fón 087-9040149 Spacious Unit for rent West Kerry. Dry storage / Workshop. Security door lock.

Power provided. 086-1705582 Shed storage space, Annascaul/Inch area. Suitable for classic car, house contents or boat. Email: polaoghaire@yahoo.com Dry secure storage unit for rent, Lispole area. 087-2820062

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