Westkerrylive issue 181

Kerry Live

ISSUE / E ISIÚINT 181

West & Mid

23ú Meitheamh - 7ú Iúil 2016

Corca Dhuibhne Beo

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

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

Dingle To Killorglin Castlegregory to Cromane

SAOR IN AISCE FREE

The Force Awakens Humpback Whale off Ceann Sibéal Photo: Nick Massett

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San Eagrán Seo / In This Issue Pg 8 : What’s Going On?

Goose Island Workshop INCHALOUGHRA, CASTLEGREGORY

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

Pg 10: Dingle Cookery School Recipe Pg 12: Farming News Pg 14: Excerpts From A Dingle Diary

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HANDMADE WINDSOR CHAIRS & STOOLS

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TABLES & DRESSERS

Pg 20: Complaining and the GAA

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DISPLAY CABINETS

Pg 29: Cnoc a’ Chairn Graveyard

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FULL DESIGN SERVICE

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CONTEMPORARY &

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TRADITIONAL STYLES

Pg 16: Greta’s Herbs

Pg 30: Nature’s Knowledge

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Pg 35: Crossing The Channel - Bert McCann Pg 43: Clár Féile na n-Óg Pg 44: Nutrition with Irene Ní Fhlannúra

News from The Marts

Pg 48: Ó Mhárthain

Dingle

General sheep and cattle sale Saturday 25th June, 9th July, 23rd July

Pg 50: Crosfhocal Sean Nós Pg 52: Live Music Listings Pg 54: Crossword

Milltown

Pg 55: Classifieds

Sheep sales, 28th June Tuesday starting at 11am and weekly thereafter. General cattle sale Saturday 2nd, 16th and 30th July.

To Advertise Contact us on 066-9150530

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

DINGLE 066 91 51586

M I LLTOWN: 066 97 67309

Essential / Emergency Local Numbers Uimhreacha áitiúla riachtanacha / Uimhreacha éigeandála

IONAID LEIGHIS / MEDICAL CENTRES:

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

IONAD TRÉIDLIACHTA / VETERINARY SURGERY

Brendan O’ Connell, Spa Rd., Dingle. Tel (066) 9151814

EIGEANDÁIL / EMERGENCY:

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

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

STÁISIÚN NA NGARDAÍ / GARDA STATIONS

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

FIACLÓIRÍ / DENTISTS

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

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

CLÁR-AMA BUS / BUS TIMETABLES:

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

POITIGÉIRÍ / CHEMISTS:

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

OIFIG TURASÓIREACHTA / TOURIST OFFICES

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

OPTICIANS / RADHARC-EOLAÍ

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

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

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Féile An Phráta 2016 Tá na prátaí ar fheabhas. Agus beidh an Féile agus na commórtaisí ar fheabhas.

Tosnaíonn an Féile ar an deire seachtaine seo chughainn. Na commórtaisí paróiste ar 2ú, 3ú agus 5ú Iúil, An Craobh ar 10ú Iúil. Féac ar an Clár thíos. Fásadóirí – bígí linn, chuir do phrátaí isteach agus b’fhéidir go mbeidh an t-ádh leat. Agus b’fhéidir go mbeidh saibhreas i do phóca comh maith – €200 don buaiteóir agus €00 don dara agus triú áit.

Clár an Chomórtais Iúil 2ú / July 2nd 4.00in: Paróiste An Daingean. Tig na Cúirte. (Máire Ní Léime) 8.00 in: Paróiste Mórdhach. An Bóthar. (Pádraig Ó hUallacháin).

8.00in: Paróiste Fionn Trá. Tig Quinns. (Eric Prestage).

8.00in: Paróiste Dún Chaoin, Tig Kruger. (Fionnán Ó hÓgáin).

8.30in: Paróiste na Cille Cois Cnoic. Tig Uí Bheaglaoich. (Breandán Ó Conchúir).

Iúil 5ú / July 5th 8.30in: Paróiste Lios Póil. Tig Uí Shúilleabháin, Garrynador. (Dick Johnson).

Le Fógrú / TBC: Paróiste an Fhirtearaigh & Paróiste Márthain.

Paróiste na Cille Cois Farraige. (Aengus Murphy).

Iúil 10ú / July 10th 5.00 i.n.: An Craobh (The Final) san Ollphuball, Baile na nGall Coimeád súil ar www.facebook.com/feileanphrata maidir le aon athrú déananch.

Níl ach lá amháin fágtha chun d’aimn a chur isteach ins An Práta Pláta.

Anuraidh, bhain na daoinne a chur míos isteach ann an-taithneamh as an lá. Agus arís, b’fhéidir go mbeidh saibhreas i do phóca comh maith – €200 don Buaiteóir, €100 don dara agus an triú áit. Féach thíos, tá na sonraí ann.

Seascapes

An Práta Pláta

10th July 2016 San Ollphuball, Baile na nGall. In conjunction with An Spud-off Mór For non-professional ‘cooks’ only. Entrants to prepare a Potato Dish.

The dish must be of 80% potato. Remaining 20% to be made up of ingredients of your choice.

All culinary styles welcome. Contestants will present their prepared dish at Ollphuball on the day 15 mins prior to judging.

Competition entries close on 24th June. For further information contact: Caroline - 087 7768091 Elaine - 086 1006046 Noreen - 0863861596.

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Sessions From The Shop

60 Seconds

This fortnight’s session from the Dingle Record Shop features Mossy Nolan. Mossy’s music is a mix of trad, folk and singersongwriter styles taking inspiration from all over Europe with electronic sound scapes and spectacular vocals.

with

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He recently dropped in to Mazz on Green Street for a chat and some tunes, the resulting session can be heard at:

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What was your first job?

Picking tomotoes in the glasshouses What is your favourite film?

Dr. Zhivago What is your favourite book?

An Duanaire Duibhneach What Was The First CD / Tape / Record You Bought?

Thin Lizzy Live & Dangerous What was your favourite holiday?

Cyprus 1986 What is your favourite drink?

Harp Lager Who is your favourite actor?

Kevin Spacey Who is your sporting hero?

Darragh Ó Sé Two things you’d bring to a desert island?

A Swiss army knife and a good book What’s your favourite saying?

I want two straight lines!!

Dingle Film Club Open to Everyone 8.45pm Tuesday Nights

On Tuesday 28th June the Dingle Film Club will screen the Turkish film Mustang.

The film is set in a remote Turkish village and depicts the lives of five young orphaned sisters and the challenges they face growing up as girls in a conservative society. An event that triggers the family backlash against the five sisters at the beginning of the film is based on the director’s personal life and sets up a bracing and powerful tale of the universal passion for freedom.

The following week on Tuesday 5th July the feature will be Love and Friendship. Set in the 1790’s this romantic comedy is based on Jane Austen’s Lady Susan. Starring Kate Beckinsale, and Stephen Fry the film focuses on the machinations of a beautiful widow, Lady Susan Vernon, who, while waiting for social chatter about a personal indiscretion to pass, takes up temporary residence at her in-laws’ estate. Whilst there, she decides to secure a husband for herself and her rather reluctant debutante daughter, Frederica.

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Official Launch of our new Online Services & Mobile App will be held in the Credit Union, Dingle, on

Friday 24th June 12-1pm Raidió na Gaeltachta ag craoladh beo 1-2pm Éamonn Fitzmaurice will officially launch our new services.

Ceol & comhluadar.

2-3pm Fáilte roimh leanaí: face-painting & uachtar reoite Fáilte roimh chách!

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Body Boards from €12 Buckets & Spades Selection of Shorts & T-Shirts

Adults & Kids Wetsuits from €28.50

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Dingle Notes.

safely and in good time.

The season of Regattas, Races and local Festivals is upon us once the exams are finished and the full list of events is printed elsewhere in the edition.

Richard Williams Eir are hosting an Open Briefing on Monday next June 27th in An Diseart between 12 o clock and 1.30pm to outline their high speed Broadband plans for Co Kerry. Everybody welcome so a great chance to get an update on what type and when we may expect an improvement in the Broadband Service in Corca Dhuibhne.

The All Ireland Feile na n-Óg under 14 football competition for both boys and girls is being held in Kerry this weekend. All the West Kerry clubs will be hosting teams from around Ireland and abroad from this Thursday so please come out and support the games at the various venues and the big Parade in Dingle on Saturday evening starting at 7p.m. from the Mart Car Park. Games start on Friday at 5p.m. and Saturday at 11a.m. Cuir failte mor flaithiuil roimh ar gcuirteoiri uiligh an deireadh seachtaine speisealta seo.

The official opening of the new wing in Dingle Oceanworld Mara Beo was held recently with Paudie Fitzgerald doing the honours ably assisted by the other founding directors. The new additions to the already well stocked displays are a great attraction and a credit to the forward thinking of the directors and staff at this wonderful local facility. Great to see so many people of all ages visiting Mara Beo which is one of the few such amenities to survive in these tough economic times. Comhgairdeachas libh go leir.!!

There are a number of Camps for all age groups also scheduled over the next few weeks so plenty to keep our young people active during the holidays with full details in this edition also.

I was very impressed with the welcome, the service, the meal and the presentation of same in the Fathers Day Lunch at a local restaurant last Sunday, It would certainly prompt one to recommend the establishment to others and I hope all our restaurants and catering outlets give the same service as high standards are what attract return visits for visitors and locals alike. Mile Buiochas everybody.

Tidy Towns Work Evenings continue on Tuesdays meeting at the Bottle Bank at 7p.m. It is highly likely that the National Competition Judges will be paying their surprise visit around this time so we need everyone to come out and help keep their own street, estate or road clean and tidy. Great work going on in some of the estates so keep up the good effort folks and what a difference a half hours contribution can make if enough bodies joined in the work. Slan Tamall

Arising from a recent meeting of the local area advisory committee of NEWKD it was decided to appeal to all road users to show more tolerance, care and consideration when travelling. The huge increase in the tourist numbers on all our roads this year increases the possibility of more accidents occurring. So motorists please slow down, cyclists and walkers be courteous and wear high vis gear and slow moving vehicle drivers be aware of traffic building up behind your vehicle. And starting your journey a little earlier than normal will ensure you get there 6 West Kerry Live

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The King and Queen of Inch will also be crowned on the day Proceeds from the day will be donated to a Brú Columbanus.

This year’s Pattern Day and Vintage Rally is in memory of James Ashe

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What’s Going On? Cad atá ar siúl?

Drumming classes at the Percussion Workshop Mondays - Adult beginners. Tuesdays - Kids (all ages). Wednesdays - Teenagers and also on Wednesday - Splanc-The Dingle Carnival Band. Info and bookings: Martin 0872808633 Karate (Shorinji Kempo). Classes in this original Japanese martial art takes place in Girls primary School hall. every Tue. . @ 6.00 pm -7-45pm and Sat. 10am - 11.30am. Paidi 087 7735815 Tinteán Ceoil - Live Music. Gach Luan ag 7.30 i.n. Fáilte roimh chách!

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

Everybody welcome!

Annascaul ICA meet on Thursdays. The summer programme of rambles is taking place each Thursday.

23rd June - Summer Ramble to Dingle Lighthouse. Meet at the Skellig at 7.30pm 30th June Bog road. Meet at Foleys, Inch 7.30 pm 7th July Cliff walk. Meet Blasket centre 7.30pm Join us for refreshments afterwards if you are not a walker! Info 087 7535486 25th June first aid awareness including CPR and defibrillator training Annascaul Community Centre 10am. Info 086 2663186 26th June Bingo 7.30pm prompt Annascaul Community Centre.

Info Anne 087 9697391 Knit and Natter group meet in Adams 11am-1pm. 1st Tuesday of the month. All welcome, chat & coffee.

Eaglaise na hÉireann/The Church of Ireland (Anglican/Episcopalian) Dingle Union Service times every Sunday Kilgobbin Church, Camp: 10am Sunday School on First Sundays All Year Round. St.James Church, Dingle:12 noon Dingle Hillwalking Club - Weekly outings on Sundays. Meeting outside Garveys Supervalu @10am. Guests welcome subject to having proper walking gear, i.e. good hiking boots with ankle protection, decent rain jacket, hat, gloves etc. For the club`s full walk schedule please log on to our website: www.dinglehillwalkingclub.com .Off schedule walk routes for the alternate Sundays are decided on the previous Saturday subject to the weather forecast etc.

Dingle Christian Fellowship meets Sunday evenings at 7:30 pm at Beenbawn Cottage, Binn Ban and the last Sunday of the month at Gairdin Mhuire at 7:30 pm. This is a non denominational bible study and prayer group. All are welcome to attend. For further information, directions or transportation ring Steve at 083 172 9220 or Maureen at 086 177 1117 or Simon at 087 741 2552

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Whist - Annascaul every Wednesday night at 8pm in the Community Centre All welcome Tá cruinnithe Al-Anon a tionóltar de ghnáth gach Aoine i Ré Nua, Sraid Eoin, An Daingean, curtha ar ceal go bhfógrófar a mhalairt.

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

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BINGO in CYMS Killorglin every Sunday at 8.30pm, in Milltown Hall every Monday at 8.30pm and Wednesday at 8.30 in Glenbeigh Community Centre Dingle branch of the Catholic Grandparents Association meets at 8pm on the first Wednesday of every month in Gairdín Mhuire Centre, Green Street, Dingle. All welcome!

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

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

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

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

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

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Cooking with Herbs: Basil, Lemon and Lime Biscuits

In a bowl or a mixer mix the basil, flour, sugar, salt and the zest together. Rub in the butter and add in the juice and bring the mix together until it forms a smooth dough. Be careful not to over work it, once it has come together warp it in cling film and allow to rest in the fridge for about a half an hour.

Roll out the dough and cut out the biscuits to the shape you want. You can dust with a little sugar if you want. Put them in the oven and bake for 15 minutes or until they are lightly browned. Once they are ready put them on a wire rack to allow them to cool.

Mark Murphy -

Dingle Cookery School

Fresh herbs in your kitchen will add so much your cooking!

Enjoy!!!

Up until recently I have always wanted to grow herbs, everybody always said they are easy to grow (they are). I have always put it on a list of things to do saying that I will get around to it someday. This year I finally got around to sowing plenty of herbs for the kitchen. At the cookery school with the help of Greta from Greta’s Herbs we sowed a selection of herbs ranging from common herbs like rosemary, parsley, thyme, sage to herbs which I have not used as often such as lemon balm and summer savoury. Having an abundance of herbs growing has added so much more depth to dishes I cook. It is worth growing a few herbs to start off and start adding them to your cooking. You will notice the difference of flavour immediately when they are so fresh.

We are running a special class ‘Grow, Manage & Cook with Herbs’ on Wednesday 6th July at 5pm at the Cookery School. We are teaming up with Greta from Greta’s herbs for the ultimate class on herbs. Greta will provide you plenty of knowledge of how to grow herbs and how to care for them while I will take you through several recipes using herbs.

To get you started I have included a recipe here for using basil with some cookies.

Basil, Lemon and Lime Biscuits Ingredients 130g flour 70g cup caster sugar 100g butter, cut into small cubes Bunch of fresh basil leaves finely chopped ½ Lemon juiced and zested ½ Lime juiced and zested Pinch of salt Method Preheat oven to 180ºC.

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Comhar Chreidmheasa Chorca Dhuibhne Launch New Online Services new services are an important addition to the financial services they provide. “We are delighted to announce the launch of our new online services which will be of great benefit to all our members. We pride ourselves in the personal professional service we provide and our new electronic services will operate in tandem with the continued welcoming hands-on service provided by all our staff. Members will now also be able to check their balances, pay bills, transfer money to other accounts, receive wages and social welfare payments in to their Credit Union accounts, all online. We will also be launching our new App so members can easily manage their accounts from their mobile phones.

Our App will also be available in Irish and we are the first financial institution in the country to provide this service. ” The official launch will take place in the Credit Union’s offices on Main Street in Dingle on Friday 24th June and all are welcome. Raidió na Gaeltachta will be broadcasting live from midday and Éamonn Fitzmaurice will officially launch the online services at 1pm. There will be plenty of spot prizes on the day, refreshments and music too. Children are welcome to come to our face-painting and ice-cream hour from 2pm. All members and founding members of Comhar Chreidmheasa Chorca Dhuibhne and former board and committee members will be particularly welcome on the day.

Éamonn Fitzmaurice will officially launch our new online services and mobile app on Friday 24th June at 1pm in the Credit Union in Dingle.

Once members have registered for their unique PIN they can access their accounts online anywhere, anytime on the new look bilingual website www.cccdteo.com.

According to the Credit Union’s Manager, Micheál Ó Cinnéide, these

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Farming News

Louis Murchan

Launch Of New Initiative Of Cashflow Tool For Dairy Farmers.

The first meeting of the Dairy Forum was held on the Longest Day (Tuesday 21st June) with key stakeholders from the Irish dairy sector. The continuation of this Forum is an effort to address the need for a collaborative strategic approach to the issues facing the sector including current market volatility. The forum discussed ongoing challenges in the sector with an emphasis on current market developments and the response currently under consideration at EU level.

At the Forum, Minister Creed launched a new collaborative response to difficulties experienced by farmers in planning cash flow projections in the short to medium term. This takes the form of a booklet delivered by the Department of Agriculture, the advisory services, the banks and the processors to help farmers better plan their on-farm cash-flow.

Other measures at EU and national level include €26.4m in targeted direct aid payments to dairy farmers, and the advance payment of some €1.2billion in 2015 BPS payments. Similarly, the introduction or continuation of various market support measures at EU level including the PSA schemes for SMP, cheese and butter as well as intervention for SMP have been of some assistance. Domestically, some processors have rolledout of a number of fixed milk price schemes and flexible credit schemes which can also be of assistance.

Access to Finance was also discussed with an exchange of views with the main banks now a firm part of the agenda at each dairy forum. The Minister confirmed that this topic was also discussed when he chaired the Food Wise 2025 High Level Implementation Committee last week when representatives from the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) and the Irish Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF) attended. Access to credit and the cost of credit for farmers will be examined closely. Many but not all of the banks were met. One of the priorities will be to support the provision of lower cost and more flexible finance for the sector and this message must be sent clearly to all of the banking institutions (and Credit Unions).

One of the initiatives recently agreed by the Dairy Forum (comprising farm organisations, co-ops and processors, the Department and its agencies, as well as the banking sector) is a programme of cash flow and financial management training and advice for dairy farmers. The publication of a booklet entitled ‘Cash Flow & Financial Management on Dairy Farms’, which will issue to all dairy farmers shortly from their co-op with their monthly milk cheque.

Basic Payment Delays And Their Consequences Last year we survived the introduction of the new Basic Payment Scheme (BPS), but for many, there was much hardship involved, with delays in payment, reaching into February and March of 2016. This caused enormous financial strain of those who hoped torecieve their BPS, ANC and AEOS/GLAS payments in late Autumn 2016. If this trend continues, it may be time to look at alternative solutions, such as short-term borrowing, at preferential lending rates. In normal circumstances, a delay of two weeks in receiving payment can be catastrophic, but a two, three or even month delay is not excusable or tolerable. This may be the cause of serious mental anguish, and financial strain, that some are just not prepared for. Not being biased, but Dingle Credit Union recently announced a package that suits the needs of farmers, in danger of delayed payment, with a preferential interest rate, if they wish to borrow the equivalent amount of their combined farm payments. A Farm Loan designed to meet this need would be of great benefit to farmers, and could attract large numbers of farmers and their cash to Dingle Credit Union.

The Loan would: • Not exceed the farmers total EU payment amount • Be available in Mid August, therefore allowing them earlier access to their money • Be given a preferential rate, as the loan would be guaranteed by their EU payments being mandated to DCU • Be classified as a business loan • Extend for six months, and be renewable, like an overdraft, but must be cleared for six months • Be repaid on a monthly basis, at 10% of total borrowings, with the final 40% paid on receipt of a specified EU payment (ie BPS Part 1), half way through the lending period.

This would solve many financial problems, could possible drive DCU’s membership and Loan Book up and give it a much needed boost.

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They would be then able to meet bills such as fertilizer, feed, vet, agri-contractor and ag advisor. This could then be used to draw business from these businesses, and this might also encourage them to endorse this loan and suggest it to clients who are slow to pay their bills.

Farmers would also be able to spend more, and would also be encouraged to borrow more. Farmers are asset rich, and many receive large payments but in many cases tend to wait until they receive their EU payment before spending. This could encourage them to buy all year round using borrowing they can afford, spreading their payments over six or twelve months.

Turkish Market Opens For Irish Cattle This must be a welcome new development in beef exports for the Irish economy, with a potential market of 75 million people. The opening of the Turkish market represents a significant achievement and comes at a very opportune time in advance of the expected larger number of stock coming to the market in late summer. Ireland’s high animal health status and its enhanced cattle traceability system facilitated this move. Mutual official visits culminated in Ireland being added to the Turkish list of approved countries.

While this covers cattle for breeding, fattening and slaughter, the immediate focus of the trade is likely to be younger cattle of less than 12 months of age and less than 300kgs. In due course, it is expected that there will be opportunities for the export of breeding animals. Already, Irish commercial interests were making contact with Turkish buyers and it is hoped that contracts will follow in the short term.

Statement Of Basic Payment Scheme Entitlements Introduced Farmers will shortly receive their Definitive Statement of Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) Entitlements which outlines the number and value of entitlements allocated to them under the Basic Payment Scheme from 2015 to 2019.

The number of BPS entitlements allocated is determined by the number of eligible hectares declared by a farmer in 2013 or 2015, whichever was the lesser, and the value of entitlements allocated was based on a fixed percentage of the value of Single Payment Scheme entitlements owned by the farmer in 2014 and any payment received under the 2014 Grassland Sheep Scheme. All entitlements are subject to a process of internal convergence whereby all farmers whose entitlements are below the national average unit value will see their entitlements converge upwards on a phased basis to reach at least 60% of the national average unit value of entitlements by 2019. This increase is funded by a gradual reduction in the value of entitlements for those farmers whose entitlement unit value is in excess of the national average. The national average unit value of entitlements is €184.

The Definitive Statement of Entitlements that will issue to each farmer sets out the convergence path of their entitlement values over the course of the scheme from 2015 to 2019 and their estimated overall payment including the Greening payment. This is important information which will allow farmers to be aware of the income support available to them and to be able to plan accordingly. The Statement of Entitlements will provide clarity for farmers on the number and value of their Basic Payment Scheme entitlements from 2015 to 2019.

By 2019 all entitlements that have an initial unit value that is below 90% of the Basic Payment Scheme national average will gradually increase in value over the five years of the scheme. All entitlements must reach a minimum value of 60% of the Basic Payment Scheme national average by 2019. By 2019, no farmer will receive a payment per hectare of more than €700.

Sheep Fencing Now Included In The Tams Ii Schemes Sheep Fencing was recently included in the list of eligible investments items in TAMS II. This is timely, but the question must be asked by the Department, why do they insist in leaving these announcements until the last moment, putting pressure on both farmers and advisors to complete these applications in time. Really, gentlemen, some consideration for others needs and capabilities is required here.

Applicants can apply online immediately in the current tranche for Sheep Fencing which is included in the Animal Welfare, Safety and Nutrient Storage Scheme, The Young Farmer Capital Investment Scheme and the Organic Scheme. Applicants are subject to the eligibility criteria of these schemes. The current tranches close on the 24th of June and a new tranche will open for online applications on the 25th of June.

The reference cost applicable is €5.34 per linear metre for sheep mesh with one strand of wire. For those who qualify in mountain areas the rate per linear metre of sheep mesh with one strand of wire is €8.01.Gateways will also be granted aided and the reference cost is €299.00 per gateway.

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Excerpts From A Dingle Diary

which will put a bright face on the place for the summer season.

Got an invitation in the post today to the official opening of the new heritage centre in Ballyferriter which will take place on July 8.

Wednesday, June 25.

By Ted Creedon

A wet start to the day but cleared to give a very warm and sunny afternoon. The Government is getting panicky about the possibility of a rejection of the Divorce Referendum tomorrow. Taoiseach Garrett Fitzgerald has made a last minute appeal for a ‘Yes’ vote.

Friday, June 20, 1986.

Almost the longest day but certainly one of the darkest days of summer with heavy black clouds and occasional showers and cool enough for November.

Dingle curate Fr. Dick O’Connor has a letter in the Irish Times today in which he compares Garrett Fitzgerald to King Henry V111.

The CBS Primary School kids are doing their summer tests at present. There are 6 to 8 pages of questions each day for nine-year-olds!

Disaster for France as they go down 2-0 to West Germany in the World Cup - not a great game but a solid one by the Germans who are never easy to beat and they now take on Argentina in Sunday’s final.

The 3rd St Brendan Festival got underway today and we were invited along to the opening at the Hillgrove Hotel where Bishop Diarmuid Ó Súilleabháin did the honours.

Thursday, June 26.

He acknowledged the belief that it always rains when he’s around by referring to himself as Easpuig na Báistí (The rain bishop).

Cast my vote in favour of the Divorce Referendum in the Convent Primary School, booth no: 4.

But what a disastrous opening - apart from the committee there were hardly 30 people there and the bishop was less than impressed.

Experts are predicting a 55% poll. It looks as if we’ll have no apples this year due to that cold wind in early May which stripped all the blossoms from the trees and most of the leaves.

Saturday, June 21.

There was a sudden and briefly violent electrical storm about 8pm. I got a mild shock from the tap in the bathroom just as the storm was overhead.

The longest day and another dark and brooding sky which threatened rain all day but held off ‘till after I had cut the lawn in the late afternoon.

Dingle is quite busy and the shops seem to be doing well on this festival weekend.

Friday, June 27.

Brazil are out of the World Cup after a cracking game against France who won on a penalty shootout after extra time.

The Divorce Referendum has been roundly and soundly defeated by a majority of around 60% - a crushing defeat for Taoiseach Garrett Fitzgerald and company and they’ll be reeling from the shock for a long time to come.

Sunday, June 29.

Sunday, June 22.

A fine sunny day for a change. Dr Finbar Ó Sé came to the house at 1.45pm and asked if I would do the commentary at the naomhóg races.

There were only six entries for the World Championship race - last year there were 9 and no less than 15 in 1984.

Only two Kerry crews entered - Dún Síon and Cuas - the other four were from Galway and included the Carna lads who beat Dún Síon in Spiddal last year.

A fine warm summer’s day. People in shorts and t-shirts everywhere. Argentina won the World Cup by beating the Germans 3-2.

It was 2-all with six minutes left when Burruchaga struck with a killer goal.

Colm O’Sullivan and I shared the commentary during the main race. All the action was at the first buoy.

Eddie Hutch’s crew clashed with Carna which allowed the Dún Síon crew of Pádraig Quinn, Paudo O’Connor, Seán O’Connor and Pat O’Connor to take and hold the lead to the finish line and gave them the trip to America which was sponsored by Virgin Airways.

The ladies race was won by the Ventry crew of Joan Maguire, Dee Counihan, Beatrice Hicks and Cáit Fitzgerald.

Monday, June 23.

There’s a report that a man died on Mount Brandon after falling more than a hundred feet - he was from Cork.

Argentina beat England for a place in the World Cup semi-final last night but they did it by cheating when Maradona scored with his hand and the ref failed to see it.

Spain lost out to Belgium who won 5-4 in a penalty shootout after extra time - a cracking game.

Received the final draft of the text for the new Bórd Fáilte map of the peninsula for proof reading which I read and corrected.

Tuesday, June 24.

The news this morning is that Barry McGuigan has lost his World Boxing title in Las Vegas to Steve Cruz from Texas in a 15-round contest which went the distance. McGuigan went down in the 10th and twice in the 15th - the temperature was 110°F. There’s a big development taking place in John St, just above Rohan’s shop. The big old derelict house has been knocked and the word is that a supermarket is to be built there.

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Greta's Herbs

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Invitation to a briefing on Open Eir’s fibre rollout of the High Speed Broadband plan for County Kerry. Monday 27th June, 12.00 1.30pm, An Díseart, Green St, Dingle

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Road flooding improvement works to commence next month at Droichead na Feothanaí, Baile na nGall ar chostas €50,000

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Airgead ceadaithe ag Roinn Oideachas ón gcoiste éigeandáileach chun obair riachtanach a dhéanamh ar Scoil Naomh Eirc, Baile an Mhúraigh, Baile na nGall

Basil It’s hard to believe that midsummer has sailed past so quickly! I have enjoyed a short yet abundant growing season.

The recent rain may have disappointed beachgoers but for us gardeners it was a welcome refreshment. Sadly, however, the accompanying wind battered my flourishing sunflowers, Sweet Williams, lupins and poppies. Despite the insertion of bamboo canes among tall-growing plants, our coastal westerlies carry salt which burns and damages foliage. It is necessary now to reinforce everything, deadhead and liquid feed to aid plant recovery. Continued effort with weeding is vital or a riot of unwanted seedlings will emerge after all that rain.

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Basil is a much loved herb which is finally reaching its prime. This precarious plant requires special attention. Though easily grown from seed sown May onwards, the difficulty arises at the potting stage and this is usually due to overwatering and fluctuating temperatures. Sow seed every two weeks until the end of July to secure cropping until late autumn.

The three varieties I have grown this year are Sweet Genovese (which sounds like the name of a song), its cousin Red Basil (which is an attractive maroon version), and Greek bush (a superb variety with tiny leaves and a delicate flavour). If we get a sunny summer they will all happily thrive in pots inside on a windowsill.

There are several tricks to maintaining healthy plants. Basil abhors water on its leaves so water the compost only. Use water that is at room temperature; ideally collect rainwater which carries lovely nutrients and will invigorate these plants. Never water later than mid-afternoon as the plant may suffer an overnight chill. Always allow the compost to dry out almost completely between waterings. Do not water on dull days. Applying a little water every day is not the way to go. Basil dislikes having roots which are constantly wet.

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Though we associate this herb with Italy, its origins are actually in dusty India. Its famed flavour has found its way all around the globe and it is used extensively in worldwide cuisine. There are over 100 varieties and flavours greatly vary!

Its appealing aroma on a hot summer's day should get us reaching for the scissors to snip a (maximum) 2"/ 5 cm sprig from the top. This promotes bushy growth and will prevent greenfly attack: these pests first land on the tips to suck the sap. Treat Basil - the 'King of Herbs' kindly and be rewarded with a bounty of delicious leaves!

Greta McCarthy, O’Brien qualified in Amenity Horticulture at Botanic Gardens Dublin in 1983 and has been growing herbs in Annascaul for over 15 years Greta’s Herbs now on sale in Foxy Johns, Dingle. Keanes, Lispole, O Donnell’s, Annascaul, Miltown Organic Store. Mace, Camp. www.gretasherbs.com email: gretasherbs@yahoo.com 086-3169716

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The annual swimming and water safety classes will be held at Brandon Pier for the next 2 weeks commencing Monday July 4th.

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Ionad Eolais Obair Dheonach – Ar dheas leat obair dheonach a dhéanamh san Ionad Eolais ar an Satharn, tar éis lóin, agus ar an nDomhnach? Is deis iontach é seo bualadh le daoine éagsúla ó thimpeall na cruinne agus Clochán Bréanainn a chuir chun cinn.

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Tráthnóna Seanchais, Comhroinnte agus Léitheoireachta. Tá scéalta a teaghlaigh féin fite ar scéalta 1916 agus bunú Stat na hÉireann ag Felicity Hayes-McCoy ina leabhar ardmholta ag na critic A Woven Silence: Memory, History & Remembrance. Bí páirteach ina turas taiscéalaíoch ar thionchar staire, finscéalta agus miotais ar an saol átá inniu ann. An Tinteáin Ceoil, An Clochán, Dé Céadaoin 27ú Iúil 2016 An Evening of Reading, Sharing and Storytelling. Felicity Hayes-McCoy’s criticallyacclaimed book A Woven Silence: Memory, History & Remembrance maps her own family’s stories onto the story of 1916 and the founding of The Irish State. Join her for an exploration of how Irish life today has been affected by its myths, legends and history. An Tinteáin Ceoil, An Clochán, Wednesday 27th July 2016.

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Constant Complaining and the GAA Tadhg Evans It’s often said you can’t please everyone, but when it comes to GAA you can’t please anyone.

The Munster Football Championship is one of the many ever-present ingredients of a GAA summer, yet has never been mistaken for a necessity. Grand, matches between Kerry and Cork can be a bit special, but the history of the competition itself is dominated by forgettable meetings between its four ‘little’ counties, and cruel crushings of those ants by the tremendous weight of Kerry and Cork.

There’s never been a sunny Sunday in Fitzgerald Stadium quite glorious enough to redeem the old ‘competition’.

Some have dreamt of days where the ‘big two’ would finally face a consistent, constant challenger who could topple them year after year, for a while at least.

Most have long given up thinking those thoughts. Clare interrupted a sixty-seven year sequence by beating Kerry in the 1992 showpiece, but that’s not been replicated since.

Kerry and Cork’s mastery over Munster has spoiled any hope the competition has of being loved. So when one of them is beaten, surely, surely it’s time to celebrate?

Particularly now, in the aftermath of an era where The Championship as a whole seemed to produce no shocks at all?

Apparently not. Tipperary beat Cork almost a fortnight ago, but not a whole lot of goodwill has been expressed for Tipp outside of their county bounds since then.

Here in Kerry, we’ve suddenly grown a fondness for Cork, and nostalgic longing for the good old days of playing the old enemy every single July, without fail, year in, year out.

complain about everything. That hunch has now been confirmed as truth.

Some have spent almost a century decrying the absence of competitiveness from the Munster Championship, but once Tipperary deservedly bettered Cork in a cracking game of football that ebbed and flowed, everyone still despaired.

We worried terribly that democracy had vanished from the intercounty game as the poor became poorer while the rich got richer, but Tipp have allayed those fears, for now at least. That is definitely a good thing.

And while Tipp probably won’t win the Munster final, at least they have a chance of doing so – we’re as close as we’ve ever been in the last twenty-four years to seeing Cork and Kerry’s stranglehold being prised apart.

That, also, is definitely a good thing.

And as for facing into a Munster final with a new dance partner, we could do worse than remember the fact that some of the best Munster finals over the last twenty-five years have involved one of the ‘little four’, even if Clare in 1992 were the only minnows to end those lovely days out as provincial champions.

Limerick haven’t won the title since 1896, yet they’ve scented the cup plenty times since 1991. Actually, is there a better remembered Munster final than Kerry’s lucky escape from the Treaty county’s little hands in 2004?

Tipperary themselves should be looking to end a fourteen year wait in July, as opposed to one they’ve been counting since 1935. They outplayed Cork in the 2002 final, and but for Colin Corkery they would surely have won.

But the complaints aren’t going to wilt, because they never do. Championship 2016 is already being subjected to enor-

Outside of The Kingdom, everyone’s bracing themselves for a one-sided finale, and they’re probably right to do that considering Tipperary’s breakthrough has oddly arrived in a year that’s seen some of their many promising stars decide not to line out for their county.

But is that really reason enough to snub a rare positive story? Why are we suddenly speaking of Kerry-Cork finals with stretching smiles on our faces, when before they were just matches that were normally forgotten about within It’s long been suspected that everyone in the GAA is conditioned to 20 West Kerry Live

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mous criticism, even though it’s provided more surprises than the last five volumes combined – we’ve seen Tipperary beating Cork, Galway slaying Mayo, Cavan shaking Tyrone, and most notably New York scaring the bejeesus out of everyone in Roscommon.

We’ve already had some terrible games, but in a competition that has sixty matches, it might just be the fairest thing to allow for one or two duds. We needn’t complain about everything, even though as GAA folk we feel obliged to.

Championship 2016 has gotten off to a pretty good start, and Tipperary playing in a Munster football final will make for a nice change.

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An invitation to a briefing on open eir’s fibre rollout plan for your county Date: 27th June, 12.00pm - 1.30pm Venue: An Díseart, Green St, Dingle, Co. Kerry You can register for this event at http://fibrerollout.ie or by emailing FibrePower@openeir.ie

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BLUEBIRD CARE LAUNCHES RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN IN DINGLE Bluebird Care has launched a major recruitment drive in Kerry and are currently recruiting Healthcare Assistants in Dingle.

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News from Camphill Community Dingle Christoph Jensen The Open Day on June 12th was the occasion when our new house was opened and christened with the support and singing of many friends. Cornelia led the many friends in playing the chimes. After Michael Carroll’s moving address, in which he mentioned Betsie Konink’s determination and enthusiasm, and his cutting of the golden ribbon, a human chain was formed making its way through the new building.

We have indeed much to be grateful for.

As reported elsewhere in West Kerry Live Alan Creedon’s Walk for Aoife was a roaring success. He and his family paid our community a visit before his journey back to the U.K. Apart from the funds that Alan raised with his walk, it is a privilege to meet him in person and listening to his account of his walk from Manchester to Dingle and his crossing of the Irish Sea. Do visit his blog walkforaoife.com on the web. We take this opportunity to thank all those who contributed to the donations for our community which stand at €13,057 so far.

The houses at Coic Chnoic are finally listed in Camphill’s name as the last paper has been signed. The fire-regulation requirements are being dealt with at the moment, as well as work on the verandas and drainage is being done ... and come the next dry spell we hope to have the exterior painted.

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Stonecoast In Ireland: Readings and Performances The Dingle Bookshop, Green Street.

8th - 12th July Friday 8 July 8 pm

Noramollyannalivialucia: The Muse & Mister Joyce A one–woman play for voices performed by Curlew Theatre Company Devised and directed by Eamon Grennan Joyce’s wife, Nora Barnacle Joyce, is living in Zurich, at the Pensione Neptune. She is being visited by a group of people - the audience -who could be members of a literary tour.

Saturday 9 July 7.30 pm

Hugo Hamilton and Ted Deppe Join us for a launch of Ted Deppe’s sixth book of poems, Liminal Blue, followed by a reading by acclaimed Irish memoirist, fiction writer, and playwright Hugo Hamilton. author of a celebrated memoir The Speckled People Hamilton's most recent novel Every Single Minute is a fictional account of a journey to Berlin which the author undertook with his fellow writer and memoirist, Nuala O Faolain, who was dying of cancer. He was awarded the Rooney Prize for Irish Literature in 1992.

Sunday 10 July 7.30 pm

Sarah Braunstein, Kate Newmann and Joan Newmann Sarah Braunstein is the author of the novel The Sweet Relief of Missing Children. Kate Newmann’s latest book of poetry is Grim, and Joan Newmann’s is Prone. Together, mother and daughter Joan and Kate wrote a double book of poetry, Belongings.

Tuesday 12 July 7.30 pm

Annie Deppe and Ian McDonald Connemara-based poet Annie Deppe’s latest book is Wren Cantata.

Prolific Belfast sci-fi novelist Ian McDonald’s work includes Luna: New Moon.

Wednesday 13 July 7.30 pm

The Grand Finale Please join us for a lively evening of fiction, creative nonfiction, popular fiction, and poetry, with readings by master’s degree students in the Stonecoast MFA course. www.dinglebookshop.com books@dinglebookshop.com

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Ted Creedon, left, accepting a Tom Crean Endurance Medal on behalf of his son Alan who recently completed a 400-mile endurance challenge from his home in Manchester to his native Dingle in memory of his sister Aoife which has raised over â‚Ź24,000 for charity so far. The Tom Crean festival committee saw Alan as a worthy recipient of the medal which was presented by Enda O'Brien, grandson of the legendary Tom Crean with festival chairperson Eileen Percival in the South Pole Inn, Annascaul, on Saturday.

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A collective of local & Kerry craft makers & designers, The Dingle Craft centre is an information point for the Kerry craft trail.

It showcases a wide range of high quality hand made gifts.

CRAFT WORK SHOPS, such as wood etching, yarn mandala, textile and many more will be held throughout the Summer season.

Phone 083 8520705 for details & bookings. All welcome

Workshops 11a.m-1p.m

Thurs 7th July - Wood etching workshops for children with Donnchadha O’Connor €12 Thurs 14th July - Yarn Mandala - making St. Bridget’s crosses with Orla Breslin €10 Thurs 21st July - Upcycling mens ties into neck pieces, buttons and broaches with Marion Ross €20 Thurs 28th July - Jewellery making - using beads & wire with Tricia Moriarty €15

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Mindfull or Mindful?

Anne Healy

‘The greatest gift you can give to your children is your full presence. We must begin with ourselves first’ Lisa Kring, LCSW and Mindfulness teacher As a parent no doubt your family life is demanding. As a consequence it is very easy to set your minds on ‘planning modus’ as you try to fit in all of the parenting tasks that face you each day. Parents have often told me that even before they get out of the bed on a Monday morning they are already thinking about Friday. Of course you have to plan the day, the week however in the doing of that you can support yourself by being emotionally present to yourself and your children. You will have your own unique style of parenting.

However if you feel you would like to enhance your parenting skills I offer the following suggestions for you to consider.

Neuroscientist Dan Siegel in his book ‘Parenting from the Inside Out’ says that the following approaches to parenting are founded on basic principles of internal understanding and interpersonal connection that support positive parenting. These approaches include mindfulness, lifelong learning, response flexibility, mindsight, and joyful living’.

Lifelong learning is considered by Dr Siegel to ‘having the attitude that you can learn throughout your life enables you to approach parenting with an open mind, as a journey of discovery’. In relation to response flexibility he says that as a parent you have a choice about what are the parental approaches and values you use to support your child. Often parents tell me how upset they feel when they say or do something to their child that was said to them as a child. Of course they swore they would never say or do to this to their child.

However we are all influenced by our own childhood and how we were parented. Therefore it is crucial to be reflective about how your responses can be fuelled by your own childhood stories. When you consider your own story in a deep way you can help build a more effective and enjoyable relationship with your children. Mindsight is the ability to be empathetic and be able to step into the shoes of your child to see things from their perspective. And joyful living as the term suggests is about finding time to enjoy the beauty and wonder of life. As poet Mary Oliver says in a line from her poem ‘The Summer 28 West Kerry Live

Day’ ‘Tell me, what is it your plan to do with your one wild and precious life’? This line always reminds me when I am not present to myself of the way time slips like sand through our fingers and how important it is to make time for that whom we love and what we love.

Being Mindful ‘Mindful parenting involves keeping in mind what is truly important as you go about the activities of daily living with your children’, says mindfulness expert, Jon Kabat Zinn. It means being aware of the present moment, taking time to breathe and ask yourself ‘how am I feeling right now? When you are present to yourself then you are fully available to connect with your child in a heartfelt way. What greater gift could you possibly give to your children than your presence, your full acceptance of them, whoever they are, whatever they bring? Mindfulness is at the heart of loving parent- child relationship. When you are mindful, you live in the present moment and are aware of your own thoughts and feelings and also are open to those of your children. When you are being fully present as parents, when you are mindful, it enables your children to fully experience themselves in the moment. Children learn about themselves by the way you communicate with them. When you are preoccupied with the demands of life thinking of the past or worried about the future, you are physically present with your children but you are emotionally absent. Of course it is impossible to be present all of the time to your child.

However they do need your presence during times when they call out to you in distress or when they are puzzled and at times when you the parent know that something is troubling them. At these times make the time to stop, look and listen as you are connecting interactions that shape your child’s brain and tells him or her that they are important.

When you are mindful as a parent it means you have the intention to make the effort to stay present. Tara Brach a wonderful mindfulness teacher www.tarabarch.com talks about how we can live our life’s in a trance.

We go about our daily lifes without really checking in how we are really feeling and reflecting on what we do and say. However with intention, you consider your response and how you feel and in doing so you help your child’s emotional well-being to thrive.

Children are so perceptive and know when they are understood and taken seriously. We all did as children. Try to recall a time when you were really needing your mam or dad and they stopped everything and listened in contrast to a time when you really needed your parents to give you time and they said ‘not now, can’t you see I am busy’ To conclude it is difficult to be mindful and it will take a great deal of discipline on your part to lay down the phone, turn down the cooker to bend down and look your child in the eye and say yes ‘I am listening to you, what you have to say as it is important’. I recently heard of a mother who at the age of twenty nine got a very aggressive form of breast cancer. After successful treatment she said ‘I have no time to rush’! So when you

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find your mind saying I have no time to listen or time to be mindful stop, breathe, think and consider and ask yourself the following question ‘Tell me, what is it your plan to do with your one wild and precious life’? And also ask ‘what is your plan for your child with his or her ‘one wild and precious life’?

For courses on mindfulness check out www. kalyanacentre.com which is based in Dingle.

Eva, the mindfulness teacher offers classes in Dingle, Milltown and Tralee. And if you have issues that get in the way of your parenting that are unresolved from your own childhood talk to your doctor about referring you to a good therapist.

Anne Healy is a play therapist and parent adviser with over thirty years experience of working with children and families. 087 2486421 info@mindfulparentingadvice.ie www.mindfulparentingadvice.ie

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Cé go mb’fhéidir ná fios don phobal mór é ach tá trí reilig sa Daingean, an seanatheampall sa tSráid Mhór, taobh le hEaglais Naomh Séamas, an teampall nua i mBaile an Mhuilinn agus an tríú ceann ar Chnoc a’Chairn lastuas den nDaingean, atá ann ó aimsir an Ghorta Mhóir, nó cúpla bliain ina dhiaidh. Ba sa cheann san a cuireadh na daoine bochta a cailleadh i dTig na mBocht, a bhí cóngarach dó. Osclaíodh Tig na mBocht an Daingin sa bhliain 1852, agus uair éigin ina dhiaidh san a tosnaíodh ag baint úsáide as an reilig san. Tá tamall fada ann anois ó cuireadh éinne ann. Deineadh obair athchóirithe ar Chnoc an Chairn le déanaí. Glanadh an teampall, tógadh carrchlós, cosán agus séipéilín ann agus ba iad An Mon. Pádraig Ó Fiannachta agus An tAthair Jim Mac an tSíthigh a stiúraigh an obair seo.

Thanks to the great work carried out by a local group over the last couple of years, with the support Mons. Pádraig Ó Fiannachta and Fr Jim Sheehy, many are now aware that there are three cemeteries in Dingle town. These are: the graveyard surrounding St James’ Church on Main Street, which may date as far back as the 13th century, the ‘new’ cemetery at Milltown, St Brendan’s, and the third, which has recently been cleaned with new parking area, pathways and a small Famine Chapel put in place, situated on Cnoc a’Chairn, behind the old Dingle Hospital. This was the cemetery used for the deceased inmates of Dingle Workhouse, which was the first use of the building which subsequently became St Elizabeth’s Hospital, which is now lying idle.

Dingle workhouse was opened in 1852, in response to the many needy families seeking assistance in the area from the time of the Great Famine, so it is safe to assume that it was sometime after this date that the graveyard was first used for burial. The workhouse was built initially to accommodate 700 people, but we can only imagine how many hundreds, if not thousands of people were buried in this small cemetery, particularly so as the workhouse was also used as a hospital for much of its early working life (as well as in its more recent history).

There would have been many deaths here from various epidemics over the years, as well as the unfortunates who died from malnutrition – or general old age.

There are no formal inscribed grave markers in the cemetery, as one would expect from a place where only the very poor and destitute were interred, but a stone commemorating all who were buried there was erected in more recent times. There have been no burials in this graveyard for many years, the last probably being of German airmen who died when their aeroplane crashed into Mount Brandon during the Second World War. The remains, however, were later moved to the German military cemetery in Glencree, Co. Wicklow.

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Thanks to the recent work at the site, this graveyard, and the many people interred within it, will not be forgotten.

Further information about this, and other historic places in Dingle and elsewhere on the peninsula, can be found in Músaem Chorca Dhuibhne, Baile an Fheirtéaraigh, www.westkerrymuseum.com. The museum is open 10.00 am – 5.00 pm each day, tel: 066-9156333 or info@westkerrymuseum. com. There is a café with fresh baking daily, a bookshop, and Wi-Fi.

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Nature’s Knowledge

Daily use; 175mg a day Safety considerations: Long term use of milk thistle can potentially lower ferritin levels so may not be suitable for people low in iron.

Healing with Herbs

Caution: Do not self-diagnose or self-treat for serious or long-term conditions without first consulting a qualified herbal or medical practitioner.

Deirdre Daly Milk thistle; Carduus marianus/Silybum marianum

Deirdre is a qualified herbalist and can be contacted in her shop Nature’s Knowledge, Lower Main Street, Dingle, by email at: daly.deirdre9@gmail.com Phone contact: 0872562109

Parts Used; Seeds Family; Asteracea Some herbs are considered top of

their class in their actions, for example, dandelion leaf as a diuretic and complementary potassium source, hawthorn as a tonic for the heart and milk thistle as a tonic for the liver.

Milk thistle has been used for thousands of years as a liver protective and the whole plant, seed and root was used. In modern herbalism it is the seed that is used and clinical research shows that the seed not only protects the liver but can in fact regenerate damaged liver cells.

Today milk thistle is indicated for a whole range of liver and gall bladder conditions, including hepatitis, cirrhosis and gallstones.

The liver has a wide range of vital functions, metabolising proteins, carbohydrates and fats. In particular the liver is a detoxifier clearing the body of toxins from all modern daily stresses such as food borne and environmental toxins. For the liver to do its work efficiently it must of course be healthy. For example, while the liver has the ability to eliminate toxins efficiently and indeed even regenerate itself, this innate ability can be impaired or stop altogether when it is chronically infected or damaged by alcohol or other drugs. Early intervention can arrest and regenerate liver damage and serious diseases such as, hepatitis and cirrhosis can be treated effectively with milk thistle. Studies have also shown its extraordinary ability to protect the liver against life threatening poisons such as the death cap mushroom and while milk thistle can restore liver function impaired by disease it will also protect liver cells from potential damage. The liver will also detoxify many pharmacological drugs including over the counter medications such as pain killers, making this herb a must for people who need to take medication over the long-term. More recent research has shown that the herb can be used for people with type 2 diabetes and rosacea. Elevated iron levels can also be normalised with milk thistle so while this effect is good in cases of excess iron in the body it’s not so good if your iron levels are low. Unless you know you’ve got too much iron, it’s best not to take milk thistle with meals or at the same time as iron-containing supplements.

Milk thistle can be used for liver, kidney and spleen congestion. It is a warming herb and can be used to stimulate circulation and dispel cold in the body. Those suffering from cold and weakness arising from low blood pressure will benefit from this herb. Milk thistle will also vitalise the blood reducing congestion particularly in the pelvic area moderating excessive bleeding in menorrhagia. The herb’s decongestant action will go towards relieving skin rashes, itchy skin and eczema. A poorly functioning liver can have other effects on everyday health, e.g. poor digestion, constipation low mood and digestive issues such as food intolerances. Some studies have shown that milk thistle can be effective against hay fever, food allergies and liver related melancholy.

Milk thistle’s ability to protect and repair the liver is now undisputed with scientific research showing the herb’s ability to protect and repair the liver. It is a remarkable herb for all liver and gall bladder related problems and diseases. It is a safe herb and can be taken by children nursing mothers and in pregnancy. The herb can be taken as a general liver protective in smaller doses in the long-term and higher doses for therapeutic and restorative effects. Milk thistle is a very important liver stimulant and restorative both protecting and healing the liver. I give it 10 out of 10 for all liver related functions and conditions.

Dingle Skellig Leisure Club

Summer Camps 2016 Week 1: July 4th - 8th Week 2: July 11th- 15th Week 3: July 18th- 22nd Time: 9am-1pm Cost: €50 per child Ages 10-14 years

Activities to include: Swimming Kettlebells Circuits Strength & Conditioning Work Aqua & More Contact the leisure club for more details on: 066-9150222 E-mail: joconnor@dingleskellig.com Places limited so book early to avoid disappointment

Killorglin Hospice Car Boot & Cake Sale The Killorglin Hospice are holding a Car Boot Sale on Sunday 26th June at the Fairfiled Car Park.

Sellers Set up 10.30, Buyers 11.00.

The Hospice Committee will have their Home Baking stand and would appreciate any home baking and other good quality items for donation.

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Keel Community came out in force to lend its support to Keel GAA’s pre-loved clothes boutique, pop up shop which took place from the 29th until the 31st of May in Keel Community Centre.The event was organised to raise funds for the Kerry Cancer Support Group, Kerry – Cork Health Link Bus. €3000 of the proceeds was donated to the KCSG. Volunteers offered up their time to transport, prepare, and price the clothing. There was a fantastic selection of clothing, with something for everyone - from wedding attire to children’s clothes, as well as other bric-a-brac.

The presentation of the cheque was made to Breda Dyland (manager of KCSG) by Club Secretary Laura O'Shea, in Murphy’s Bar in Keel, on Sunday 5th of June. KCSG would like to thank Keel GAA for their generous donation, and to all those who gave up their time to make the event such a success.

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Computer Matters The World Wide Web Joan Maguire The original vision for the world wide web(aka www or the web) was one of a place for sharing of information, expressing people’s talent and viewpoint and as an instrument for social change. It was open, not owned and free. Since the 90’s when it was first released it has changed the way most of us socialise, shop , do business, select travel destinations, get our news and communicate.

The web, which most of use to view things on the Internet, is run by a programme, developed by Tim Berners-Lee. The programme was first invented to allow scientists in Cerne, Switzerland share data and information more effectively. The result of unleashing this wonderful technology on the world was something that has changed people’s lives fundamentally.

“Unlike so many of the inventions that have moved the world, this one truly was the work of one man... the World Wide Web is BernersLee’s alone. He designed it. He loosed it on the world. And he more than anyone else has fought to keep it open, non-proprietary, and free... It’s hard to overstate the impact of the global system he created. It’s almost Gutenbergian. He took a powerful communications system that only the élite could use and turned it into a mass medium.” --Time Magazine WWW remains freely available to everyone. Profit driven corporations, charities , education centres, shops and community groups, to mention a few, all exist side by side on the world wide web with equal rights. An Internet Service Provider (ISP) provides access to the Internet, usually for a fee. The most common ways to connect to an ISP are by using a phone line (dial-up) or broadband connection (cable or DSL), mobile phone or satellite. Many ISPs provide additional services such as e‑mail accounts, web browsers, and space for you to create a website.

The driving force behind the World Wide Web is the desire to make information available in an efficient manner to more people.

There is no censoring on the Internet , there are no adult only areas, there are no police stations. There is no law or guiding hand, so, common sense is the best approach for you and your family.

When children or teenagers are using the Internet they need to be guided by responsible adults who are aware of what they are accessing and can ensure that they have a ready ear to discuss concepts they encounter that they may not have the maturity to process.

Humanity is capable of greatness, capable of constructing very beautiful things and capable of the most terrible crimes, to paraphrase philosopher John Moriarty(RIP). The world wide web allows all of humanity to sit together and be in touch.

Joan Maguire runs Compucara in Dykegate Lane, Dingle. 066-9152222

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How to start promoting your business online, North East & West Kerry Development will run

A ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON PROMOTING YOUR BUSINESS ON LINE

5th July -­‐ Dingle /12th July -­‐ Tralee /14th July -­‐ Listowel from 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

(PRE BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL)

This course will provide you with a step-­‐by-­‐step beginners guide to promoting your business online.

You will learn:-­‐

This training is free but places are limited and pre-­‐booking is essential.

• Why you need to have a website • How to go about getting a website • What needs to be in your website in order to ensure that it gets found high up in Google search results when potential customers are searching for your product or service • What needs to be in your website to ensure it generates lots of enquiries Also covered will be – • Advertising on Facebook

This training is organised by NEWKD & delivered by :-­‐ Evan Mangan The Marketing Crowd Killorglin

For further information please contact Margaret or Eibhlis on 066 7142576 or 068 23429

The Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP) 2015-­‐2017 is funded by the Irish Government and co-­‐funded by the European Social Fund and includes a special allocation under the Youth Employment Initiative.

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Crossing the Channel Bert McCann If there is one thing that can be said about St. Columba of Iona,whose anniversary occurs this month,is that he was up for an argument. The saint would take on anybody—be they scholar or royalty. His belligerence, however, eventually got him into serious trouble. In the mid-sixth century, he undertook the task of copying a religious manuscript at Movilla Abbey, then controlled by St. Finnian. The latter laid claim to ownership of the copy and took it to the local high king, Diarmait mac Cerbaill, for arbitration. Diarmait found in his favour. Columba didn't take this well, and the battle of Cúl Dreimhnein ensued. In all 3,000 combatants were killed or wounded on the Sligo battlefield.

Following this slaughter, which was possibly the first ever battle over a copyright dispute, Columba was held to have been responsible and threatened with excommunication by a jury of his peers. On reflection the ecclesiastical jurists permitted him to go into exile. So, he left his Donegal home and went to live on the island of Iona, located off the west coast of Scotland. Accepting his exile he vowed to become a missionary to Scotland and to convert to Christianity at least as many people as were slaughtered at Cúl Dreimhnein.

Columba's episode was just the latest incident in a battle-hardened link between Ireland and Scotland which was forged in the the third century and had been reinforced by conflicts on both sides of the North Channel between Ireland and Scotland. Ewen J. Innes, in his essay on Scottish History.com, notes that as early as 297AD the tribe of Scoti, based in the Kingdom of Dal Riata on the Antrim coast had already started crossing the water to carry out raids on the Romans— then in occupation of the territory later to be called Scotland. Certainly by 312AD the Scoti tribe were recorded by name in an appendix to a list of Roman-dominated provinces, as a threat to the Empire. It is generally accepted that by the sixth century the Scoti had expanded the kingdom of Dál Riata into the western and north-western regions of Scotland and had settled there, bringing the Irish language with them.

Irish was the spoken language throughout this realm until the eleventh century and was the literary language until probably the seventeenth century.

The Celtic peoples had, through their entire history, been viewed as tough and extreme fighters when necessary though they preferred single combats between leaders rather than pitched battles to settle disputes. Cleopatra apparently had 10,000 Celtic mercenaries at her disposal. Xenophon, a disciple of Socrates, noted the Celtic mercenaries fighting for Sparta were great horsemen. In 1259 a new fighting force emerged from Dál Riata which led to a migration from the west of Scotland to Ireland. Prince Aed O'Connor of Connaught, son of King Feidhlim, married the daughter of Dubhgall MacRory, King of the Hebrides. As part of her dowry, she brought with her a force of 160 Gallowglasses. For the most part they were Hebridean Gaelic speakers who had cross-bred with Norse settlers. Because of their Viking blood they earned the name Gall (foreigner) which was coupled with Óglaigh (young warrior). So, a Gallowglass was a foreign warrior. These fighters were likely the descendants of the Antrim-based Celts who had carried out actions against the Romans in the third century.

Irish gallowglasses. Drawing by Albrecht Dürer, 1521. on-Shannon in 1270. When Edward Bruce, a descendant of Brian Boru, came to the aid of the King of Tyrone (whose lands were threatened by enemies from all points), he brought a large force of Gallowglasses.

Irish nobility cleaved to these mercenaries who shared a language with them and possessed a similar cultural outlook. Every significant conflict in Ireland was attended by these fighters who, like their forefathers, were expert horsemen. In 1645, almost four hundred years after their crossing of the North Channel, they were involved in an attack on Mallow, Co. Cork, supporting the interests of the Mac Cárthaigh Riabach dynasty.

As the generations of Gallowglasses became absorbed into every strata of Irish society, including the nobility, they established a place in the history and memory of the nation. So when you encounter a member of the Sweeney, McDonnell, Mc Cabe, O’ Gallagher, O’ Boyle or Campbell clan, perhaps you could tip your hat to the descendants of those who crossed and recrossed the North Channel and impressed themselves onto the heritage of two Celtic nations

By all accounts these Hebrideans were a fearsome bunch. In pre-gunpowder conflict they were noted for wielding the two handed Sparthe axe and broadsword or claíomh mór. For armour, the gallowglasses wore chain mail shirts over padded jackets, and iron helmets. A far cry from their ancient ancestors who often preferred to go into battle naked, carrying only javelins.

An Irish Archeological Society tract dated 1843 quotes a seventeenth century source as declaring that they were, ‘[…] pycked and selected men of great and mightie bodies, crewell without compassion. The greatest force of the battell consisteth in them, chosing rather to dye than to yeelde, so that when cometh to handy blowes they are quickly slayne or win the fielde.'

Their military influence was significant. They curtailed the Anglo-Norman invasion when they soundly defeated a Norman army at Carrick-

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Milltown Castlemaine GAA Sympathy: Our club extends sympathy to Denis Riordan, Clounmore on the death of his brother Tim. Following Requiem mass in Milltown on Monday, Tim was laid to rest.

The club also extends sympathy to the family of William O’Reilly, Killorglin who died on Sunday last. William was a Geography and Art teacher in Presentation Secondary School, Milltown for many years.

May you both rest in the eternal peace of heaven.

Féile 2016: Excitement is really building at our club and so is the need to recruit parents to help out with the busy schedule on Friday evening June 24 th (5-8) and Saturday 25th (1.30-5) at our GAA Grounds.

If you could give some of your time with either stewarding, maintaining bathrooms and clubrooms, serving teas, coffees /making sandwiches or selling lotto tickets, we would be most grateful. Any donations of home baking would be very welcome too.

On the Saturday- we will have at least ten other teams and their followers from all over the country and Philadelphia converging on our club.

Let's all get together and show them what a great community we are!

Thanking you in advance. Contact Deirdre on 086/1703332 if you are available.

Under 14’S: Well done to the Under 14's who beat Ballymac comprehensively recently, in the Under 14 Central Region 1st round.

In Round 2, they had an equally super victory over St. Pat's, Blennerville. The boys made a brilliant second half comeback -to gain a valuable 2 points. Well done to all involved- especially your trainers and your parents.

nerhassett- much to the relief of the home side.

Kilcummin registered the next point- again from Kevin Mc Carthy who had a super game. He added another just on the stroke of half time to leave the score at 7 points to MC, 5 points to Kilcummin at the short whistle.

Kilcummin began the second half with a point from Richie O' Connor.

Jonathan O' Sullivan got back on the scoresheet in the 8 th minute with an excellent pointed free-however, Kilcummin cancelled it out with a point from Mikey O' Shea.

MC's corner forward Jonathan O'Sullivan added 3 more pointed frees before Kilcummin added a point from Niall Duggan in the 21st minute -their last score being in the 9 th minute. Heading into the final quarter, there was just 3 points between the teams with MC having the advantage. Eoin O' Mahony replaced Ciarán Kelliher -who grafted hard on the half forward line. Kilcummin managed 1 further point from John Devane. Despite serious pressure from Kilcummin, our backs particularly Stephen Roche, played their hearts out and stood strong. Cathal Moriarty did have a goal chance in the 27 th minute but the Kilcummin keeper- Michael O Neill, gathered it to safety. The woes of Kilcummin were further added to-when Chris Keane received a straight red for an off the ball strike on Jonathan O' Sullivan. The game ended on a score line of MC-11 points: Kilcummin- 9 points.

Under 12'S: Lee Strand Div. 2A and 2B We had our final County League game of the year away to Austin Stacks recently. Our Greens had a good win while our whites were defeated by a stronger Austin Stacks. The win for the Green team means they finish joint top of the division.

We still have plenty of games remaining with the Kelliher's Toyota Tralee- Central Region and the Mid Kerry Leagues.

County League- Division 1: Milltown Castlemaine versus Kilcummin.

Milltown Castlemaine began the game on home soil, without some of their regular players due to work and exam commitments, but had John Blennerhassett back in defence, following a recent injury.

The home venue certainly suited MC who were quickly out of the blocks with 3 points in the first few minutes-one courtesy of Shane Murphy and two from Jonathan O' Sullivan (1 from free).

It took Kilcummin until the 7 th minute to register their first score - a point from a free by Kevin McCarthy.

Both teams exchanged points in the next few minutes with a converted free by Jonathan for MC and Shane McSweeney finished off a great move to point for Kilcummin.

Despite Kilcummin's efforts to dominate at centre field, it was the home side -through great work from Donal Kelliher, Jeremiah Hayes and Eoin O' Brien, that eventually created MC's next score, with a pointed free from corner forward Jonathan O' Sullivan. This gave a score of 5 points to 2 points after 15 minutes.

MC's next score came once again off a free from Jonathan O' Sullivan.

Kilcummin popped over a point off the boot of Kevin McCarthy shortly after. Mike Burke was replaced by Cathal O' Connor, for a black card and quickly got into the action. Kilcummin continued their super fielding at centre field but MC maintained a strong defence and were able to turn the ball over once again. This led to a great point from Cathal Moriarty, who was making his debut after recent major knee surgery.

Kilcummin always looked threatening and a great move between Gavin O' Connor and Kevin McCarthy was intercepted by John Blen-

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A big thanks to Christy Deane, John Coakley and Tom Griffin and all the volunteers who helped make the day such a success. Back again for Summer Soccer Camps starting on August 15th.

Camp Notes Brigid O’ Connor Camp Drama Camp Drama Group will be back in the Old School on 14th, 15th 16th.

July performing their hilariously funny and original play Where’s the Missus written by Val Sweeney. It’s a good story line with lots of fun and excitement on stage. Tickets available at O Dwyers Mace, €10.00 each.

So to be sure of a seat, mark those dates in your diary and book early !

Quiz Thanks to all who supported the Camp Fair Quiz. €390 was raised. Sean Barry, quizmaster and his assistant Pat Moore did a great job as always providing a wide variety of questions. And our hostess Kathleen, Dalys Bar served up delicious sandwiches. The winning quiz team emerging after a very close contest was - Christy Deane, Pat Herlihy, Gearoid O Shea and Victor Sheahan, Congrats ! Camp Fair falls on Monday 19th.

September this year and funds raised will help with promotion and development of sheep show and art activities.

Camp Cash Cow The biggest annual family fun event of the year, the Camp Cash Cow will be held on Sunday 31st. July in Camp Community Sportsfield. Our biggest community fundraiser too, the novelty event has caught the imagination of locals and tourists alike who wait with baited breath on the cow to do her business on the day which everybody is hoping will happen in their grid number, earning them a cash prize of €500.

Tickets available in the next week or so, so if you’re not in, you can’t win ! As well the cow event, Camp Community Council will also have other attractions for the children and since the date of the Cash Cow this year will coincide with a Kerry football final there will be a big screen in the hall for all of you football fans ! This always adds to the excitement and ambience of the day. Camp Community Council are looking for volunters help out, its just one day in the year and the funds raised go towards our community developments in the Community Sports field which are available to everybody all the year round. So please if you can a few hours, it will be very much appreciated.

Connect Kerry Women In Business Camp women took pride of place for excellence in the Annual Connect Kerry Women in Business Awards on Friday night. Louise Kelliher of Hair Heaven Hair Salon won the overall Hairdressing award on and Adrienne Dowd was awarded the Overall Business Services Award. Congratulations and well done to both of you and continued success in business !

Obituary Sympathy is extended to Norah Crean, Knockglossbeg, Camp and all the family on the recent death of her brother-in-law John Joe McGrath, Cappoquin, Co. Waterford. R.I.P. Awards Day – Camp Junior Soccer Another bumper crowd turned out to celebrate the Clubs achievements through last season. There was a great treasure Hunt with super prizes sponsored by KOOL SCOOPS Ice Cream Shop in Dingle organized by Stephen and Barrie and a thriller of a match between Belgium and Ireland from the U7s and 8s...with Ireland winning.

A great barbeque was served up, thanks to Ashes Butchers of Annascaul. Chris Smailes, Club Chairman was Master of Ceremonies and presented awards. This years winners are as follows Club Player of the Year U7 Jack Doyle, Foilatrisnigh U7 Players Player of the Year – Killian Crean, Keelballylahive.

U8 Robert Keane U8 Players Player of the Year – Jago Brodie, Fermoyle.

U9 David Moore, Skirlough U10 Diarmuid Waugh, Derrymore East U11 Seanie Murphy, Killelton U12 Ryan O Connor, Araglen U13 Thomas O Donnell, Killiney U14 Lenny McGaley, Ballygarrett U16 Fionn Cullinane, Cloghane Golden Boot – Maurice O Connell, Castlegregory KSBL medals and Div 2 trophy were presented to the U14 squad and a special mention for our U13 squad who had great success getting to the last 16 in the National Cup and finishing 3rd in the Premier Division.

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South Kerry Development Partnership Ltd. Welcomes Greenway Maintenance Scheme

The decision by Kerry County Council to put a maintenance scheme in place to provide payments to landowners to undertake maintenance work along the proposed South Kerry Greenway has been welcomed

by South Kerry Development Partnership Ltd. (SKDP).

The proposed scheme, which will be administered by SKDP, will see landowners along the route securing a minimum payment of €300 a year with an additional €2 per meter of greenway they will maintain.

It is estimated that the average payment to landowners will be in the region of €600 a year. The work will include strimming, keeping the route free of litter and ensuring gates are kept closed to ensure animals do not cause a hazard on the route. Landowners will also inspect the route and maintain fencing, gates and trail furniture regularly to ensure they are not damaged so as to help ensure the greenway is maintained to the highest standards.

Speaking after the announcement of the maintenance scheme, SKDP CEO Noel Spillane said that he was delighted that it had been put in place. “This is something we would have favoured and recommended from the outset of this proposed project in order to help deliver economic benefit from it directly to the landowners” Noel said. “We already administer a similar scheme along the Kerry Way and part of the Beara Way and it has proven to be hugely beneficial in terms of both ensuring the walking trails are maintained to the highest standards possible but in also helping deliver a direct economic benefit to the landowners who maintain the routes.

Just over 170 landowners could benefit from the new maintenance scheme but Noel Spillane pointed out that it will operate on a voluntary basis and there is no obligation on the landowners to sign up for it. “If they choose not to participate then SKDP will undertake the work on those sections instead” he said pointing out that Kerry County Council will have responsibility for all structural related work and replacement of fencing and trail furniture along the proposed route if required. “All participating landowners will be provided with training and the necessary materials to undertake the maintenance of the route and will be fully covered by insurance. Every effort will be made by SKDP to keep the maintenance scheme as farm friendly as possible” Noel noted.

He also appealed to those landowners opposed to the CPO process to reconsider their position in view of the proposed maintenance scheme and also given the economic importance of the project to the South Kerry area. ‘A thorough consultation process by Kerry County Council, supported by SKDP failed to secure the agreement of all landowners required so unfortunately Kerry County Council have no alternative but to proceed with the CPO process if the Greenway is to proceed ‘ Noel concluded.

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West Kerry Cyclist goes A1 Ciarán Slattery began cycling with Cumann Rothaíochta Chorca Dhuibhne (Dingle Cycling Club) and started his racing career in late July last year. His progress since then can only be described as meteoric.

In his second outing he won a Kerry county league race in Tralee which developed in him a hunger for racing, and shortly afterwards he joined Team ibike in Tralee. He then followed that up with a few results in dedicated A4 races throughout Munster in August.

Then in September he made the breakthrough to the next level, A3, when he took second position in overall General Classification in the Charleville 3 day race.

This year cycling at A3 level his progress has continued where he left off with a 2nd place finish in Rás Laois, followed by 5th in Coachford classic, 5th in the Drumm Cup in Currow and 5th in the Carlow GP, which moved him up to A2.

Last week in what was only his third race at A2 level he was just beaten into 2nd place by a wheel in Roundwood GP in Wicklow which secured him enough points to move him up to the elite A1 level.

A1 racing has the 250 top amateur/ semi-pro cyclists in the country and also includes Micheál O Sé from Killorglin Cycling club and is the highest grade available before turning proffesional. To get to the highest level in amateur cycling in less then a year of racing is a great achievement for the Baile an Rannaigh man but he is not fazed by the challenge as he said when he met up with West & Mid Kerry Live recently "Hopefully there’s much more to come, although with every grade the racing gets harder as you are competing against seasoned cyclists with serious horsepower. I would like say a big thanks to all in Tralee BC Ibike and Peter White who provide fantastic support for anyone interested in racing and of course Dingle Cycling Club who organise great cycling events and weekly spins and is great way for anyone interested in cycling to get started”.

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At a networking event hosted by South Kerry Development Partnership in Killorglin last Thursday night were Suzanne Ennis, Tralee/Killorglin Credit Union; Anne O’Riordan, Enterprise Officer SKDP; Heidi Grimwood, TOA Digital Marketing; Tracy Teehan, South Kerry Skillnets; Joanne Griffin, Enterprise Officer SKDP. The event was aimed at giving businesses, started up through assistance under the Back to Work Enterprise Allowance programme, the chance to meet with other entrepreneurs and to find out what potential additional supports were available to them.

For those who were unable to attend last week’s event, the next event will take place in the Killarney Court Hotel on Thursday, June 30th starting at 7.30pm.

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- Na Gardaí Síochána - T-shirt sponsors: Fitzgerald Centra, AIB, BOI, Louis Mulcahy Pottery, Údaras na Gaeltachta and Comhar Creidmheasa Corca Dhuibhne.

The PCD pitch development fund. (€1,500)

-Richie and Ciaran Williams Proceeds from the event went to

- All who donated cakes and buns.

This year we asked the local schools to encourage some parents to sign up through the school. The school could then keep the sign-up fee. Thanks to the parents who cycled to support their local schools: Scoil Iognáid Rís €180, Bunscoil an Clochar €90, Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne €90 Castledrunm N.S. €60, Scoil an Ghleanna €60

- Team CRCD for the planning and running of the event

We hope to get more schools and parents involved next year.

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Annascaul Notes Noel Spillane Congratulations Well done to our very own Jamie Finn (Annascaul) who was selected as one of the escorts for the Rose of Tralee 2016. Jamie is currently studying in Limerick university and knowing him he will do Annascaul proud. Keep an eye out on the T.V. for Jamie.

A Voice for Hannah.

A Family in Annascaul is undertaking a major fund-raising initiative to raise money to help their little daughter Hannah to be able to communicate with her family.

Hannah Falvey is a 2 ½ years old girl with a very rare condition called Rett Syndrome, a complex genetic disorder that affects mainly girls which makes her unable to communicate with anybody.

Some of the syndrome’s most common features are non-verbal communication, scoliosis, epilepsy, motor function difficulties, stereotypical hand movement as well as difficulties with swallowing and chewing.

Hannah lives with her family in Annascaul – her parents Nancy and Brendan and her sister Lily. With the help of an eye-gaze computer called Tobii she will be able to communicate with her family.

The Falveys have undertaken the task of raising funds to be able to buy this specialised technology with an expensive price tag of €12,000.

Tobii produces touch-based and eye-controlled computers that help individuals with motor and speech impairments lead richer and more independent lives.

Hannah has been tested for the technology and has been declared to be a perfect candidate for this new technology and has been assured that her quality of life will greatly improve because of it.

As Hannah will never be able to talk or use her hands for sign language, this type of communication will be her future language. In order to master the eye gazing skill, it is necessary to start from a young age, and so it is vital to her development.

The only limitations on the Falvey family now of course are financial.

And this is why they have set up ‘A Voice for Hannah’ appeal in the Go Fund Me page.

The fundraising initiative revolves around a 70km walk that will be undertaken by two good friends of the family on Friday 12th August 2016 from Castlemaine to Brandon Point.

They will walk the length of the Slieve Mish mountains running along the middle of the Dingle Peninsula and will climb all the mountains along the way, including Mount Brandon.

Both Nancy and Brendan are so proud of their brave and kind friends to take on this challenge so that Hannah will have a chance to find her voice in this world.

To make a donation to ‘A Voice for Hannah’, and to read more about Hannah’s story, visit https://www.gofundme.com/27fn964 Annascaul Tidy Towns Action Group On behalf of the outgoing committee of the Annascaul Tidy towns.

Noel Spillane(Chairperson) would like to acknowledge the hard work and achievements carried out over the last term of office. We received €10,000 donations for footpaths on Church Ave (Back Road, improvements), Annascaul from the following counsellors Seamus Cosaí Fitzgerald, John Francis Flynn, Danny & Michael Healy Rae, Mike Shea & Damian Quigg. Work has been started on Annascaul Community Garden - This will give a peaceful place for all ages in the community & visitors to enjoy. It will be as natural as possible with bird & bat boxes,seating area, green area, raised vegetable beds, insect hotel and composed area. It is also planned to have its own water supply by collecting rain water and recycling. In time it is hoped that a poly tunnel will be added to grow flowers for the village. This will be an on-going project developing over the years. A huge thanks to Tom Kennedy & the committee for all their help in facilitating the Connor/Crean Centre for this. We invite everyone to participate in this communal effort. A grant of €1,000 has been awarded for the improvements to the village for eg. more seating around the village and on the back road close to the doctors surgery, bike racks, plants & general improvements. We would like to thank Greta Mc Carthy for helping & supplying flowers & plants around the village. Thanks to Patricia Sharpe for organizing & 40 West Kerry Live

working alongside the tidy towns in celebrating Annascaul rising 1916 by erecting a commemorative tree & plaque outside Patrick Walsh’s house in Annascaul village. We have secured a grant of €500 to keep our bottle bank maintained. Kerry County Council has agreed to install a new security camera, signs & kerbs. Annascaul tidy towns have worked side by side with SKDP and appreciate all their contributions & help especially the time & effort that Donal Foley has put in to the enhancement of our village. We would also like to give our heartfelt thanks to Annascaul Men’s Shed, Annascaul Adventures, Annascaul ICA, Annascaul Walks, Scoil Bhreac Chluain & the local volunteers on Monday Volunteer hour. On behalf of the outgoing committee we wish all the new committee members an outstanding term.

Whist Results Ladies: 1st Marie O’Sullivan, 2nd Mairead Sheehy, 1st Interval: Noreen Walsh, 2nd Interval: Eileen Galvin.

Gents: 1st Seamus O’Donnell, 2nd Sandra Hoffman, 1st Interval: Mickey Murphy, 2nd Sandra Hoffman.

Mystery: Tommy O’Toole, Breda Baker, Raffle: 1st Martin Courtney, 2nd Seamus O’Donnell, 3rd Margaret Whelehan, 4th Anne Windle, 5th Mary Shanahan, 6th Breda Baker, 7th Eileeen Hickson.

Best Wishes Best wishes to Joan Greene who has opened a gorgeous new cafe in the old Annascaul Pottery Shop, Main Street, Annascaul Village. Treat yourself to her delicious coffee n cakes! We wish Joan many blessings in her new venture.

Recent Renovations Delighted to see the refurbishment of Ashes shop, Annascaul. Renowned for it’s famous Annascaul Black Pudding. It is now even better suited to accommodate cyclists & walkers to stop off for refreshments & hot food.

Annascaul ICA There will be a First Aid Awareness course covering CPR as well as general first aid on Saturday 25th June at 10am in Annascaul Community Center. Details to follow, or phone 086 2663186.

The next Bingo night will be on 26th June at 7.30pm sharp.

ICA Annascaul is celebrating their 25 years this September. We do various activities and if your 16 years and plus are welcome. Ph. 0862663186/087-7535486 Elizabeth Tom Crean International Festival A fantastic weekend was celebrated in Annascaul last weekend. It kicked off with an exclusive talk with Michael Smith. A exceptional turnout for the Endurance walk followed by a theatre piece of Tom Crean’s journey and finishing with the Tom Crean Trail.

Live Music Live music with Muireann in Teac Seain’s this Saturday with their Country & Blues sing-a-long!

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KCC Social Housing Programme Up Date House Building Programme for South and West Municipal Area • Milltown -16 Units Commencement date July 2017 Completion date July 2018 • Killorglin Ardmoniel - 14 Units Commencement date July 2017 Completion date July 2018 At the June meeting of Kerry County Council Cllr O’Shea called on Kerry County Council and the voluntary housing organisations to acquire old state buildings including the Old Hospital in Dingle for the purpose of social housing accommodation.

This motion was agreed by KCC and KCC will liaise with the HSE with this proposal.

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Fair Puck LAUNCH 2016 Friday July 8th O’Shea’s Beer Garden Langford St. From 8pm Music By “The Rising” Followed by Barry Garlow * Magician * Character-Walkabouts * Pig on a Spit e re a ar A !

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Well done to 2nd year student at Killorglin Community College, Timothy McGrath who scooped two Major Awards at The Big Bang Fair Science/Technology Expo Competition in Belfast with his new Project " Pi Vision".

Timothy won The Northern Ireland Young Engineers Award 2016 and won The Advanced Sensors Award 2016 for Best Use of Sensor Technology. There were over 300 projects entered in this huge science/ technology event. Congratulations and well done to Timothy on this huge achievement.

Cranndaí Bogadaí Campa Samhraidh as Gaeilge do leanaí 4-8 mbl.

Ursula O'Cononell and West Kerry Hospice Committee would like to thank everyone who helped in any way in the recent Sunflower Day collections in Dingle - thank you to all the volunteers who helped with the collections and to all the people who let us use their premises for our stands and most of all thank you to all of you who donated to the hospice. We did very well with €2,528.73 collected. Míle buíochas.

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Groin Pain Eddie O’ Grady The evaluation and treatment of groin pain in athletes can be very challenging at times.

Multiple pathologies sometimes coexist, causing similar symptoms. Many athletes with longstanding groin pain have usually tried prolonged rest, various treatment regimens, and have received several differing professional opinions regarding the cause of their pain. They are also often given a nonspecific diagnosis of “groin pain” or “anterior hip pain”. The problem is that the cause of this type of pain can be as simple as a tight iliopsoas (which may just require stretching) or as complex as athletic pubalgia.

Athletic Pubalgia (sports hernia) is defined as an injury in the area where the rectus abdominis inserts onto the pubic symphysis. It is often accompanied by injury to the conjoined tendon insertion, the adductor longus attachment to the pelvis (Am J Sports Med. 2001;29(4):521-533). The symptoms of athletic pubalgia are characterized by pain during movement—particularly, twisting and turning during a single-limb stance on the affected side. The pain usually radiates into the adductor muscle region and its origin, sometimes even to the testicles. Often the exact area of pain is difficult for the patient to pinpoint. Following sports activity, the athlete may feel stiff and sore. Athletic pubalgia is a common cause of chronic groin pain in athletes. Despite several reports of athletic pubalgia in women, it is almost exclusively found in men. Clinical diagnosis is usually made by exclusion of other conditions, along with a history of chronic groin pain that has been nonresponsive to treatment.

Physical examination findings are subtle, and most tests do not definitively confirm the diagnosis. Non-operative treatment of athletic pubalgia rarely result in a resolution of symptoms.

Surgical intervention, however, usually results in a pain-free return to full activity (Br J Sports Med. 2005;39(4):212-216).

Adductor strain: The adductors of the hip joint include 6 muscles: the adductor longus, adductor magnus, adductor brevis, gracilis, obturator externus, and pectineus, on each leg.

The primary function of this muscle group is to adduct the thigh in open chain motions and stabilize the lower extremity and pelvis during closed chain movements. The adductor longus is the most common of these muscles to be injured during sporting activity. Lack of adductor muscle strength has often been linked to the incidence of adductor muscle strains (Am J Sports Med. 2001;29(2):124-128). Strengthening and flexibility programs targeted at the adductors can certainly reduce the incidence of adductor muscle strains and injury (Am J Sports Med. 2002;30(5):680-683). Adductor strains can usually be treated successfully with proper physio and rehab. Effective treatments include; proper deep tissue work, electro-acupuncture, stretching and strengthening programs.

A thorough history, clinical examination, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), bone scan, and radiograph can be useful in differentiating groin strain(adductor strain) from other conditions including but not limited to; athletic pubalgia, osteitis pubis, hernia, hip flexor strain, intraarticular hip abnormalities, rectal or testicular referred pain, lumbar disc pathology, a fracture of the pelvis etc.

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West Kerry GAA Breandán Fitzgerald Féile Peile na nÓg 2016 With 250 Clubs taking part and nearly 600 games of football to be played Féile Peile na nÓg 2016 South West promises to be a feast of football for all participants and supporters alike. Féile Peil na nÓg 2016 South West taking place in Kerry, West Limerick, North Cork & Cork City this weekend on the 24th, 25th and 26th of June this year has been a long while coming and we hope that now it’s here you go out and support you’re team and you’re visiting team this weekend.

An Ghaeltacht & Castlegregory play in Division 3 – Group B alongside Clonmel Commercials of Tipperary and Naomh Eanna of Wexford. Annascaul/Lispole play in Division 8 – Group A alongside Keel/Listry, Tubbercurry/ Cloonacool of Sligo and Lancashire.

Dingle play in Division 9 – Group A alongside St. Pats Blennerville, Gracefield of Offaly and

Philadelphia.

Chorca Dhuibhne play in Division 1 – Group C alongside Southern Gaels, Ballinora of Cork and Killucan of Westmeath. Castlegregory play in Division 6 – Group 3 alongside Cromane, Armagh Harps of Armagh and Lancashire.

Parade If you can’t make the games please come along and support our Féile Peile na nÓg Friendship and Respect parade taking place in Dingle on the evening of Saturday 25th June where all of the young footballers in West Kerry will march around the town like All Ireland winners.

All teams taking part in the Féile Peil na nÓg Friendship and Respect parade in Dingle are to be in the car park at Dingle Mart at 6pm sharp on Saturday 25th July. Beir bua agus beannacht!

Keane’s SuperValu Kerry Minor Football Championship 2016 Holders Dingle will play Kerins O’Rahilly’s on Wednesday the 6th of July at 7pm in Páirc an Ághasaigh and West Kerry will play St Kieran’s Castleisland on Wednesday the 6th of July at 7pm in Lispole.

West Kerry Kelloggs Cúl Camps 2016 Date’s for West Kerry Kelloggs Cúl Camps 2016 are as follows: Week 1 Castlegregory July 4th to July 8th, Week 2 Lispole July 11th to July 15th, Week 3 Dingle July 18th to July 22nd, Week 4 Gallarus July 25th to July 29th, Week 5 Annascaul August 1st to August 5th, Week 6 Castlegregory 2 August 8th to August 12th Time of Camps: 10am – 2.30pm Monday to Friday. The camps are open to kids aged 6 to 13.

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Saffron – the Yellow, Mellow Elixir for the Mind Irene Ní Fhlannúra

jects were exposed to the aroma of saffron for 20 minutes – about half the time it takes to make a Spanish Paella, so lean over that pan and inhale!

Research into PMS also noted that supplementation of 30mg saffron daily over three menstrual cycles reduced symptoms by more than half in 76% of the female subjects studied. Most participants saw great improvements in mood, cravings, insomnia and appetite. Viridian Nutrition, a leading brand of ethical supplements have recently launched a Magnesium, B6 and Saffron complex for PMS which may also help alleviate cramping, breast tenderness and pain associated with the monthly cycle.

A word of caution for women – do not take supplemental saffron in pregnancy as high dosage may induce labour or cause bleeding. Saffron in its food state, used correctly in recipes poses no harm to pregnant women.

Much like the turmeric, research into the benefits of saffron is on-going and so far has proven to offer great hope to many. On-going research is examining its anti-cancer effects as well as its use for age-related macular disease, asthma and respiratory disease.

Saffron has enjoyed some time under the microscope recently and researchers revealed the science behind the folklore and medicinal use of the World’s most expensive spice. These studies can finally validate some of the oldest medical texts which have documented the use of saffron as medicine going back thousands of years. Even before Hippocrates and Galens wrote about saffron around 480BC, the Arabs had it all chalked down in the Islamic Traditional Medicine (ITM) tomes many centuries before them. Not surprising though, as saffron has a long history in Persian culture, cuisine and medicine. Today, Iran (formerly known as Persia) produces 90% of the total global supply of saffron and is regarded as the best quality in terms of aroma, flavour and potency as a medicinal agent. Other countries, now producing saffron include Spain, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Britain and Greece but its origins remain in Middle Eastern lands and lore.

Saffron spice is usually sold as strands (or threads) and is better than its powdered form. It is red in colour but imparts a golden yellow hue to dishes. Thankfully, you only need a few threads of saffron in any dish – a paella for 8 people will use about a quarter gram (roughly 12 threads).

Saffron is not the kind of spice where a bit more is better – too much saffron can leave a bitter taste and murky colour so stick to the recipes!

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Throughout history saffron has been revered and used in food preparation, as a fabric dye, in perfumes, in religious rituals as well as a medicine. The many references in Islamic Traditional Medicine describe its use in the treatment of a wide range of ailments such as depression, anxiety, cancer, asthma, cardiovascular disease, eye disease and urogenital disorders. Women’s health issues have been well-documented too as it showed an oxytocin-like effect and helped facilitate difficult labours and helped speed the delivery of the placenta after childbirth. Also used for irregular periods and PMS. Similar uses for saffron are seen across other traditional medicine practices from China, India and Europe. Today, science has uncovered the therapeutic use of saffron in many of the above disorders, evaluated optimum dosage and standardized extracts to maximise its use as a modern medicine.

Saffron comes from a cultivated, perennial crocus, known as Crocus Sativus. The sowing takes place in the months of June and July. This has to be done by hand and the sower must walk in a bent position for the length of each ridge. The harvest is ready between the end of October and beginning of November. During this short window, the blooms are picked between dawn and 10am to preserve the colour and aroma of the stigmas. Once the flowers are gathered, stigmas are separated and dried. Each bloom has only 3-4 stigmas and it takes about 85,000 flowers to yield one kilo of saffron. It’s no wonder that it retails in the shops for around €15 per gram! Spud growers, stop your whinging!

One of the most well-known effects of saffron is its exhilarant and antidepressant activity which, according to ITM, leads to the sense of happiness and laughter. Once attributed to its flavour and fragrance, modern scientific evidence has identified a potent carotenoid, known as crocin which is the main active constituent. The positive effects of saffron in the improvement of depression symptoms have been confirmed by both animal and clinical data and a daily dosage of 30mg saffron (stigmas and petals) are comparable to those of standard drugs such as imipramine and fluoxetine – commonly prescribed anti-depressants. Crocin has been shown to have positive effects on serotonin levels in mild to moderate depression and has also shown benefit to those who overeat, most likely due to the link between serotonin and appetite.

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Beaufort G.A.A. Club and Killorglin Cycling Club are once again coorganising the 'Ring of the Reeks' and the Caragh Lake Loop.

This will be the fourth year of event which will be held on Saturday, 30th July. The event has grown steadily over the last number of years with over 400 taking part last year.

The event caters for all levels of cyclists with the choice of two great routes: The main cycle, The Ring of the Reeks, is a 110 KM loop of Ireland's highest mountains the spectacular McGillycuddy Reeks. The cycle features two testing climbs, Moll's Gap and Ballaghbeama Gap and traverses some of the most scenic terrain in the area.

The cycle rolls out at 9 am from Beaufort G.A.A. Club grounds, Co Kerry. Participants can register on the morning of the event from 8:00 am at the Beaufort GAA Clubhouse. An online registration facility will also be available shortly.

There will be refreshment and water stops at the Blackwater Tavern in Blackwater and The Climbers Inn in Glencar. In addition, there will be hot food, snacks and beverages after the event at the Beaufort Community Centre in Beaufort Village.

The cost of the cycle is €25. There is a discount for Cycling Ireland members.

The Caragh Lake Loop, is a 60km cycle taking in Lough Acoose and Caragh Lake before returning to Beaufort. This cycle also starts at Beaufort G.A.A. Club grounds at 11 am. Again, participants will be able to register on the morning of the event from 9:30 am at the Beaufort GAA Clubhouse.

There will be a food and water stop at the Climbers Inn for the 60 km route and hot food and refreshments after the cycle at Beaufort Community Centre. The cost of the 60 km cycle is €20.

Full route details for both cycles are available at www.beaufortgaaclub.com.

The overall event is approved by Cycling Ireland and is a joint fundraiser for Beaufort G.A.A. Club and Killorglin Cycling Club.

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Eagraíocht chultúrtha is ea an ICUF dar ndó a chothaíonn naisc idir Ceanada agus an tír seo againne, agus ceann dos na cúraimí a bhíonn ar láimh aici ná An Clár Gaeilge a chuireann maoiniú ar fáil gach bliain do suas le seachtar teagascóirí Gaelainne in ollscoileanna ar fud Cheanada. Tá pobal na Gaelainne i gCeanada anois ag prapáil d’Oireachtas Cheanada a bheidh ar siúl i dtreo dheireadh mhí an Mheithimh, agus éinne a bhfuil sé sa cheann aige a bheith ar mhór-roinn Mheiriceá Thuaidh taca an ama san nó aon am eile, moltar dóibh geábh a thabhairt ar Ghaeltacht Bhaile na hÉireann (Erinsville) in Ontario!

Fágadh slán ag an mbreis is tríocha mac léinn ósna hollscoileanna thuasluaite i Meiriceá sa Lárionad Gaeilge & Gaeltachta ar an 10ú Meitheamh 2016. Gabhann Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne buíochas leis an nDr. Traolach Ó Ríordáin, Montana, an Dr. Jennifer Ní Ríordáin, Ollscoil Chaitliceach Washington agus le Garth Lambson, Idaho a chuir na mic léinn seo inár dtreo. Is í seo an ceathrú bliain den dtogra seo atá ag dul ó neart go neart ón gcéad lá ó thaobh spéise agus líon na mac léinn atá ag freastal ar an gclár. Gabaimid buíochas chomh maith le teagscóirí an chúrsa, leis na haoichainteoirí, le lucht lóistín agus le pobal na háite a chuir oiread fáilte roimis na mic léinn. Comhartha ómóis dá n-oidhreacht Ghaelach an turas seo ag mórán mac léinn chomh maith le ana-shampla den dturasóireacht chultúrtha i gceantar Chorca Dhuibhne.

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Is é Ollscoil Oileán an Phrionsa Éadbhard an ollscoil is déanaí a chuaigh i bpáirt leis an ICUF, agus a bhuíochas san le hEoin Ó Beaglaoich Bhaile na bPoc a dhein éacht thall i rith na tréimhse a chaitheas-sa i Vancouver. Is é an fear céanna a chuirfidh tús le ranganna Gaelainne san ollscoil sin mí Mheán Fómhair seo chughainn.

In Oirthear Cheanada atá na hinstiúidí Ceanadacha ar fad a bhfuil baint acu leis an ICUF, ach ní bréag a rá go bhfuil an cultúr Gaelach leata chomh fada le Cósta an Aigéin Chiúin chomh maith. Is ann do phobal bríomhar Gaelach in Vancouver Cholóim na Breataine, agus ba léir sin i rith na sé seachtaine dom ann. Chuir idir bhunscoileanna agus mheánscoileanna, Fhranc-choláistí agus eile fáilte roimh mo chuid seisiún eolais ar an nGaelainn agus a mbaineann de chultúr léi. Ba í an bhuaic ar fad, is dóigh liom, ná curfá An Madairín Rua a mhúineadh do leanaí sé bliana d’aois i mbunscoil lán-Fhraincise ar Killarney Street, agus iad á chanadh le fonn i mo theannta.

Is ann a chuireas aithne, leis, ar an Dochtúir Scott Oser, fisiceoir a bhfuil sé de cháil air gurb é an saineolaí is mó ar domhan é ar cheist an ábhair dhorcha. Ábhar taighde eile dó is ea Gaelainn Chorca Dhuibhne, canúint a thagann go binn le caint an fhir seo arb as Chicago dó an chéad lá. Iarscoláire eile de chuid Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne é Mike Kelly ó Thuaisceart Chiarraí a éistíonn leis an Saol ó Dheas gach aon lá agus a thagann abhaile ó Vancouver chughainn go fóill ainneoin go bhfuil os cionn caoga bliain caite anois aige i gCeanada. Chuirfeadh a leithéidí an-fháilte roimh theagascóir Gaeilge de chuid an ICUF; tá sé de chuma ar an scéal gur sa chéad bhliain eile a bhainfear Vancouver amach, ach tá an páipéarachas sin fós á phlé.

- Seaghan Mac an tSionnaigh, Meitheamh 2016 Mic léinn ó Ollscoileanna in Montana, Idaho & Washington i gCorca Dhuibhne

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Soccer:

Volunteers needed for Summer months in Castlegregory Information Office – please contact the Office 7139422 or drop in if you can help

U17s cup semi final: The cup semi final for the U17s will be played either Wednesday 29th or Thursday 30th June next. Keep an eye on our Facebook page for updates.

Castlegregory 2017 Calendars for sale: €10 available at the Office

Sunday Market

Film Club at Castlegregory Clubrooms 4pm each Wednesday. . Children to be accompanied by parents/guardians. €3 per child donation at the door.

The market will be on every Sunday mornings from now until the end of August, doors open from 10am – 1.30pm. So if you are in Castlegregory over any weekend pop in to see us and say “hi”, have a browse and you never know - you just might find something you like.

A Variety Concert including comedy, music, song and dance will be held on Friday 1st July at 7.30pm in Castlegregory Clubrooms and on Saturday 2nd July at 7.45pm in the Halla le Chéile Cloghane. All proceeds will go to the local St. Vincent de Paul Society and the Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre. Please come and support. Thank you!

Regatta: This year’s Maharees Regatta will be held on Sunday July 3rd .

For information please contact Jackie Goodwin: 085 1060422 Meet, Greet And Eat On The Street! Saturday July 9th at 4 - 9 pm at Forge Road. Open to all! The more the merrier! Bring a dish of food - get in free. Children under 12: €3. Adults (empty handed) €5. Look for posters in the parish to see example of what you can bring and what Community Council will supply.

Summer Festival: This year’s Summer Festival will run from Wednesday 13th July to Sunday 17th July. Further information to be had closer to the date. Official opening will occur on Wed, 13th at 7pm – 9pm in Meanscoil, Castlegregory and will coincide with the opening of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition.

After Sarah Miles: Mick Mulcahy will be performing his one man play, ‘After Sarah Miles’, on Sunday, 10th at 9 – 10.30pm, and Sunday, 17th at 9 – 10.30pm in the Clubrooms. Viewed previously and considered ‘a riveting performance!’ Entry €10

Dingle Darkness into Light For the second year running Darkness into Light 5k walk/run was a huge success.Over 1000 people took part in the walk lead by Josh Moore. So far the event this year raised have €14,451.87 for the Pieta House charity. The cheque will be launched in the autumn. A wonderful community spirit was evident on the morning and a big thank you to everyone who supported the event.

- The Darkness into Light committee.

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The Brandon Bay HM/10k: Only 3 weeks to go from this Saturday until the 2016 Brandon Bay HM/10k event on Saturday 16th July. Entry online is open on our website www.brandonbayhalfmarathon.com and costs €25/€35 for the 10k/HM. Entries are coming in from all over the globe so don’t miss out, book now to walk, jog or run in Ireland’s ONLY all beach HM/10k event.

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Bingo Every Tuesday night: 7 – 10pm at the Clubrooms Bridge Every Tuesday night Riordan’s Restaurant 8 -10 PM. €3 entry Whist: every Thursday evening from 8.00pm in the Clubrooms.

Results 16/06/2016: Ladies: 1st Catherine Dowd, 2nd Monica Cournane Interval: Lyn Sexton, Carmel O’Donnell Gents: 1st Noreen Walsh, 2nd Catherine Lynons Intervals: Tommy O’Toole, Michael Rohan, Sheila O’Connor Mystery: Edward Hennessy, Mary McKenna, Maeve Herlihy, Mike Dowling Dog owners please note: Dog litter bags are available in 2 locations in the village. There is another one located at the beach. Please use dog litter bags and dispose of with care. DO NOT PUT REGULAR WASTE IN DOG LITTER BIN. Golf Results: Senior Ladies (50+), Wednesday 15th June, 9 hole Stableford, Winner: Kathleen Hennessy (20) 18pts.

Seniors: Thursday 16th June Winner Mike Burrows (10) 18 pts. & Eamon Reidy (17) 18 pts.

Ladies Club: Friday 17th June, 18 Hole Stableford Kindly Sponsored by Helen Besseling, 1st Jackie Moriarty (36) 33 pts.

Men’s Club: Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th June, President Sean Spillane’s Prize cancelled due to unplayable conditions.

Fixtures: Ladies Club: Friday 24th, 18 Hole Stableford, Draw at 10:00 am, Kindly sponsored by Gerry O’Shea, O’Shea’s Insurance Tralee.

Sunday 26th June Rumble for Crumlin (3 Person Classic) Mixed, any combination, timesheet.

Men’s Club: Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th June Rumble for Crumlin (3 Person Classic) Mixed, any combination, timesheet.

Weekly Scramble starting this Wednesday, 22nd June at 7 pm. Members €3, Non Members €10.

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Ó Mhárthain.

Breandán Mac Gearailt Ní fhaca oiread cainte agus moladh i nuachtáin lem chuimhne agus a bhí ar Cassius Clay /Muhammad Ali, tréis a bháis. Cinnte fear mór i gcúrsaí spóirt agus cothromaíochta b’ea é agus is diail mar a chuaidh sé i bhfeidhm ar dhaoine. Saolaíodh Ali sa bhliain 1942 i Louisville Kentucky. Sa bhliain 1960 bhuaidh sé bonn óir Oilimpeach dornála trom mheáchana [éadrom]. Iontas na n-iontas, bhuaidh sé ar Sonny Liston sa bhliain 1964 agus ghlac sé an ainm Muhammad Ali in ionad Cassius Clay. I mbabhta sa bhliain 1965 leag sé amach Liston sa chéad neomad. Sa bhliain 1967 bheartaigh sé gan dul isteach in arm Mheiriceá mar nár aontaigh sé le ‘Cogadh Vietnam’. Cuireadh an dlí air agus fuaireadh ciontach é agus baineadh a ghradam dó, ach fuair an Árd Chúirt neam-chiontach é sa bhliain 197I. Tréis trí mbliana bhuaidh sé Craobh an Domhain arís nuair a bhuaidh sé ar Jerry Quarry. Chaill sé in aghaidh Joe Frazer sa bhliain 1971. Sa bhliain 1972 bhuaidh sé ar Al ‘Blue’ Lewis i bPáirc an Chrócaigh i dtroid 11 babhta go raibh 25,000 i láthair. Bhuaidh sé ar Frazer sa bhlian 1974 i Madison Square Garden. An bhliain chéanna bhuaidh sé ar George Foreman, b’shin é an ‘Rumble in The Jungle’. Duirt sé go raibh sé ag scor sa bhliain 1975, ach ar ais leis agus bhuaidh sé ar Joe Frazer i ‘Triller in Manila’. Bhí an ‘chrios/bheilt ar ais aige arís. D’éirigh sé as an tríu uair sa bhliain 1979 agus sa bhliain 1981 bhuaidh Trevor Berbick air, b’shin a throid ddeireannach. Mar eolas throid sé seasca haon babtha dornalaíochta gairmiúil. Leag sé amach 37 duine, bhuaidh sé 19 eile.

Chaill sé cheithre cinn.

Mheasas gur fhiú an t-eolas gan chrích seo a bheith agat. Glac leis nár chaill ‘Rocky’ Marciano aon bhabhta mar churadh trom mheáchana riamh. Bhí fear ó Chorcaigh i meachain níos eadroime, [Lightweight] Mike Mac Amhlaoibh is dóigh liom, agus ní buadh riamh air. Bhí sé ina churadh Domhanda ar feadh aon bhlain déag. Fág fés na Corcaígh é.

CLG Táim dá rá leat ach go bhfuil cúrsaí caide agus iomána éirithe chugainn le deireannas. Bhí iontas an tsaoil ar chách nuair a ghaibh Tiobrad Arann ag Chorcaigh. Dúradh go raibh Corcaigh imithe chun donais. Ní aontaím leis sin. Ta éirithe go diail le mionúir agus fóirne fé 21 Thiobrad Árann le blianta beaga. Déarfainn ná raibh aon tuairim ag na Corcaígh go rabhadar chomh maith. Deirim-se leat go gcuirfidh na Corcaíg eagla amach sna babhtaí cáilithe. Ní amháin san, ach tá an Ghaillimh ar ais agus baineadh leathadh as radharc scata nuair a bhuadar ar Mhaigh Eó. Ní raibh aon tsúíl ag Maigh Eó leo. Dia leo siúd a bheith ag bualadh le Maigh Eó sa dara babhtaí. Ná fuil aiséirí An Phoenix déanta ag an gCabhán. Tá béim acu le blainta beaga ar fhóirne fé aois. Pé acu iad féin nó Tír Eghain a bheidh sna cluichí cáilithe beidh níos mó ná allas ortha siúd a bhuailfdh leo.

An cheist ná réiteódh beirt ná cé a bhuafaidh ar Bhléa Claith?

San iomáint ní chím aon fhoireann a chuirfidh an ‘Chaidhp Bháis’, ar Chill Choinnigh. Déarfar Port Láirge. Cé go bhfuil na Déisigh feabhsaithe go mór, is leath mhíorúilt é, dá mbuafadh siad ar ‘Na Cait.’ Dá mbuailfeadh an taom ceart Gaillimh ní bheadh aon bheann acu ar ‘Na Cait’, ach is ró mhinic a thárlaíonn san. Tiobradh Árann. De bharr gur foireann láidir do fhír mhór scafanta scata acu, bhaineadh siad bar-thuisle as Chill Chainnigh ar a seans. Ach níl ann ach seans beag bídeach.

Mar sin mo thuar ná Cill Chainnigh agus Bleá Cliath a thabharfaidh an ‘scué’, leo Meán Fhómhair seo chughainn.

Fadhb eile tá dearmad á dhéanamh ar na clubanna. Má tá aon bhall do fhóirne na gclubanna ar na fóirne contae níl fáil ag na clubanna ortha, ‘sé sin mura mbuatar, ar na fóirne contae.Tá sé sean-chloiste againn gur é an club foinse dóchais CLG, ach is léir gur beag an áird a tugtar ar na chlubanna, ní i gCiarraí amháin. Ná fuil sé in am an cúram seo a réiteach chomh luath agus is féidir.

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Bhí fear ar na meáin áitiúla le déanaí agus é ag cnáimhseáil ná raibh focal Gaolainne le clos aige sa cheantar. Measaim go raibh furmhór a ghearáin bunaithe sa Daingean. N’fheadar cad deirim leis. Dúirt sé gur labhair sé Gaolainn agus gur freagraíodh i mBéarla é. Go macánta is deacair liom géilleadh dhó. Bhí liosta siopaithe etc a dheineas amach im cheann agus bhí scata áit sa Daingean go bhféadfadh duine a ghnó a dhéanamh trí Ghaolainn agus más cead dom é rá, is ag feabhsú atá an cúram.Tás agat go bhfuil coiste bunaithe ins gach Gaeltacht agus gur 48 West Kerry Live

é an toradh ginearálta a bheidh ar an obair thar bhlianta, go gcaithfear amach as an nGaeltacht na háiteanna ná fuil aon iarracht á dhéanamh.

Dar liom féin go bhfuil blas maith na Gaolainne ag an gceantar seo, beagán dó ón gcliabhán agus mórán ón scoil.Tátar ag súil go mbeidh a mbeartas féin á dhéanamh ag gach eagraíocht sa cheantar. Más féidir le Bleá Cliath fóirne caide a chur ar an bhfód agus Gaolainn mar theanga coitianta acu agus go bhfuil Gaeltacht eile á bunú i nDoire, ba chóir go mba abhar misnigh é. Ba cheart Gaolainn agus Béarla, fara teanga Éorpach bheith ag gach duine atá ag dul chun na scoile i saol an lae inniu.

Tá aithne agam ar ghnónna agus daoine in iarthar an Leitriúgh agus ó Abha na Scáil go Dún Chaoin, atá ag déanamh a gcion féin i ngan fhios don saol. Ní aon ualach do dhuine a theanga dhúchais. Ba chóir liosta a dhéanamh agus a bheadh ar fáil dos na ‘Turasóirí Gaeilge’, a bhíonn ar thóir na teanga, dos na tithe nó gnónna gur féidir gnó a dhéanamh leo trí Ghaolainn [agus ba chóir seans a thabhairt do dhreamanna eile a bheith ar an liosta san, i gcaitheamh na haimsire.] Is mó duine ná fuil an teanga acu agus gan aon leigheas acu air. Ba cheart cabhrú le daoine go bhfuil suim acu feabhas a chur ar a gcuid Gaolainne agus níor chóir do chainteoirí dúchais, Gaolainn a cheilt ar a gclann. Tás agam go bhfuil an dea-ghníomh á dhéanamh, ach ní aon díobháil cabhrú agus misniú a dhéanamh ar dhaoine, go réidh. Mar a dúirt an saoi, Séamus Heaney, ‘Not to learn Irish is to miss the opportuinity of understanding what life in this country has meant’……we should remember that a knowledge of the Irish Language is an essential element ….

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Christenings: Every Blessing to Amber Margaret O’Connor, daughter of Cecilia and Danny Connor, Cromane Lr and Sophie daughter of Sarah and Brendan Kelliher, Ballyfinnane and Cromane who were Christined at St. James Church, Killorglin last weekend. Good health, peace and happiness to all.

Cromane Notes Jane Casey Lotto: The numbers drawn on 15th June in the Cromane Gaa Lotto Draw were 5, 8, 9, 13. There was no winner of the €6,400 Jackpot. Four prizes of €30 each went to: Ann Cremin, Killarney. Ticket sold by Jacks.

Timmy Kelliher,Snr. Red Fox. Ticket sold by Patie Joy. Cathriona Brennan, Cromane Lr. Ticket sold by Jacks.

T. Moriarty, c/o Gradys Bar. Ticket sold at Pitch.

Next weeks Jackpot €6,400.

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ST. JOSEPH’S YOUNG PRIESTS SOCIETY: The annual pilgrimage of St Joseph’s Young Priests’ Society to Knock Shrine, will take place on Saturday 25th June. For further particulars contact; AnneO’Neill, Tel. 97 61746,or Pat O’Neill, Tel. 087 1754068” Death: The death occurred of Francis Corkery, Tullig. He worked in Liebherr, Killarney up to his Retirement some years ago. Sincere sympathy to his wife Bridie, son and daughter, In laws and all his family, relations and friends. His funeral was from Flynns Funeral Home to St. James Church, Killorglin with Internment in Ardmoneil. Ar Dheis Dé go raibh a ainm dílis.

Bingo: IN CYMS Killorglin Sun at 8.30. Jackpot €1,200.

Cromane 1.12. Sneem/ Derrynane 2.9.

Half time score was Cromane 1.7 Sneem/Derrynane 1.4

Tae Kwando Monday and Wednesday in CYMS.

This Co. League was played in Cromane on Sat in very wet and slippery conditions. Derrynane were first to score with a point from Ian Galvin. Cromanes first score of the game came from a 45 by Darren Houlihan. Cromane then had a point from a fisted point by Paul Sullivan. They then added another free from Darren Houlihan. Sbeem/ Derrynane then had a point from Pat Sullivan. Cromane replied with a point by Paul Sullivan. Then came the first goal of the game which was scored by former Kerry player Ronan Hussey for Sneem/Derrynane. Immediately from the kick out Cromane replied with a goal from another former Kerry player Sean O.Sullivan for the second goal of the game. Cromane thenextended their lead with points from play by Paul Sullivan and Micheal Shaughnessy. Sneem/Derrynane then had a point from a free by Ronan Hussey and late in the first half both sides exchanged [points from frees Darren Houliha for Cromane and Ronan Hussey for Sneem/Derrynane. This left the half time score Cromane 1.7 Sneem/Derrynane 1.4.

Ballroom Dancing every Monday night in CYMS. Artisan Market every Friday in CYMS. 10 to 1pm.

Unislim every Wednesday morning and Thursday night in CYMS. Quote: People are unique individuals with particular likes, dislikes, needs, wants and personalities.

At the start of the second half, Cromane extended their lead with points from the Houlihan brothers 1 one from play by Mikey Houlihan and one from a free by Darren Houlihan. Sneem/Derrynane came more into the game and had point from Paddy McGillycuddy from play and two points by Ronan Hussey one from play and one from a free. Cromane then had two points from play, one by Mikey and another by Darren Houlihan. Sneem/Derrynane then had two points from Ronan Hussey, one from a free and one from play. Cromane then had a point from Paul Sullivan from play. Ronan Hussey struck for a [point for Sneem/Derrynane. This left Cromane 3 points ahead going into the final minutes of the game but Sneem/Derrynane struck for a goal at the final whistle.

Both sides were level Cromane 1.12.Sneem/Derrynane 2.9. The game was refereed by Donal Casey, Scartaglen.

Féile: This weekend sees the staging of Feile Peile na n-Óg 2016. Cromane are heavily involved with both boys and girls. Action will commence on Fri 24th with first game at 5pm. Cromane ladies are hosting Lancashire County GAA. There will be 4 games played in Cromane on Fri. Cromane –v- Armagh Harps at 5pm. Castlegregory –v- Lancashire at 5.45pm. Cromane –v- Castlegregory at 6.30pm. and Armagh –v- Lancashire at 7.15.

On Saturday there will be a game in Cromane at 11am when Cromane will play Lancashire at 11am.

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On Sat at 11am in Glenbeigh. Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane will play Gaultier of Wexford who are being hosted by the local Clubs for the weekend. Cromane Gaa Club sincerely wish to thank all the host families for helping with accommodation over the weekend.

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Gaa Cúl Camps: will take place in Cromane 25th to 29th July 16.

Club Kits: Super Valu in Killorglin are hosting a Club Kit promotion for local Clubs. If you spend €40 please put your receipt in box in store for the Club of your choice. The Clubs would be delighted with your support.

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Felicity Hayes-McCoy ‘The protagonist of my latest book is a local librarian called Hanna Casey and I’ve created a fictional county for her to live in. It’s on the south west coast - say somewhere between Cork, Kerry and Clare - Wild Atlantic Way country where the stunning scenery brings hosts of summer holidaymakers and the local council is bent on keeping the tourist numbers up.

We’re talking feelgood summer reading here, so Hanna starts out as a sad divorcee living in the back bedroom of her monstrous mother’s retirement bungalow, and ends up independent, re-empowered and reinvigorated, taking her time before taking the plunge into an affair with a younger man.

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So far, so fictional. But as well as writing what in effect is pastoral comedy, I wanted to explore the realities of contemporary rural Irish life...’

- Felicity Hayes-McCoy You are invited to An Café Liteartha at 4.00pm Friday June 24 when Felicity will be reading from her new novel.

An Café Liteartha Bóthar an Dadhgaide, Daingean Uí Chúis Siopa Leabhar an Daingin ó 1979

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Cohabiting and social welfare payments Question I have applied for a means-tested Jobseeker’s Allowance but I was told that I’m not eligible because of my live-in partner’s earnings. We live together but we are not married and we split our expenses equally. Why is this?

Answer The Department of Social Protection (DSP) treats married and unmarried couples in the same way when assessing entitlement to a means-tested social welfare payment. It assesses the total income of the household, rather than the circumstances of the individual claimant.

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Allowance, Disability Allowance, and Farm Assist, the DSP adds all your combined means together and then assesses them against the maximum household payment for your circumstances. If your spouse or partner is getting a social welfare payment in their own right, your means are taken to be half of the total means of yourself and your spouse or partner.

Sometimes a certain amount of income, or income from particular sources, is not taken into account. This is called an income disregard. For example, a certain amount of income from employment can be disregarded.

This means that if you are married, or are living with another person in an intimate and committed relationship, the means of your spouse or partner are also taken into account. This is the case even if only one of you is actually claiming a payment. The DSP uses detailed definitions and criteria to assess whether a couple are cohabiting and you can read these online at welfare.ie.

How the means of a couple are assessed differs slightly depending on the payment being applied for. For Blind Pension, State Pension (Non-Contributory) and Carer’s Allowance, the DSP adds all of your means together and then halves them to get the assessable means for each one of you. For Jobseeker’s

Dingle outreach: 3rd Tuesday of every month in the old C.B.S Monastry Building , John Street

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Live Music Ceol Beo Annascaul / Inch

25th June Teac Seain - Foxtales: Country & Soul Night @ 9.30pm 26th June Teac Seain - Trad session @ 7.30 26th June Foley’s Bar Inch- Inch Pattern Day session from 2pm 3rd July Foley’s Bar Inch- Bluegrass/Trad/Folk with the Lavery brothers & Co..Musicans from all genres welcome! 7pm 3rd July Teac Seain - Trad session @ 7.30

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26th June The Railway Bar Trad Session @ 7.00 pm 26th June The Junction Bar Traditional music’@ 9.30pm 3rd July The Railway Bar Trad Session @ 7.00 pm 3rd July The Junction Bar traditional music and song @ 9.30

Castlegregory

23th June Ned Natterjacks - John Buggy CD launch “The Long Journey Home”@ 9.30 24th June Ned Natterjacks -Ross @ 9.30 25th June Ned Natterjacks - Gary O’Brien & Mac @ 9.30.

26th June Ned Natterjacks - Accoustic Session with Mike Gregory 6.30 till 8pm. Down on The Farm 8 - 10pm 30th June Ned Natterjacks - John Buggy @ 9.30 1st July Ned Natterjacks -Steve O’ Sullivan @ 9.30 2nd July Ned Natterjacks -Bochtáin @ 9.30 3rd July Ned Natterjacks - Accoustic Session with Mike Gregory 6.30 till 8pm. Down on The Farm 8 - 10pm

Clochán - Cloghane

27th June Ionad Cultúrtha: Tinteán Ceoil @ 7.30 4th July Ionad Cultúrtha: Tinteán Ceoil @ 7.30

Baile an Fheirtéaraigh 24th June - Brics (Riasc) Open session @ 9pm 1st July - Brics (Riasc) Open session @ 9pm

Dingle

Thursday 23rd June

Siopa Ceoil - Folk Concert @ 7pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Gearóid Dineen & Rosie McKenzie @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: Declan MacTaggart @ 6pm Paul Geaney’s: Trad with Scannall @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel Caroline Keane & Gerry O’Beirne 8.30 An Droichead Beag -Sean Leahy 52 West Kerry Live

& Jeremy Spencer @ 9.30p.m.

The Dingle Pub: Declan McTaggart 9.30 Courthouse Pub. Trad @ 9

Friday 24rd June

St James’ Church - Folk Concert @ 7.30 Nellie Freds - Blues/ Celtic Cajun with Flatlinerz @ 9.30 Kennedy’s Bar - Rush Hour Rendevouz, open session, bluegrass, country, folk 6.30-8.30pm The Marina Inn John Buggy @ 9.30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh (Flute & Vocals) and Gerry O’Beirne (Guitar & Vocals) @ 9.30 Adam’s Singer sonwriter James Moore @ 10pm The Mighty Session: Meabh Begley & Matt Griffin @ 10pm Paul Geaney’s- Dermot Kelly @ 10pm O’Flaherty’s - Trad session @9pm Dingle Bay Hotel The Blow-Ins 9pm The Dingle Pub: Joe Lynch @ 10pm.

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

Saturday 25th June

An Diseart Chapel - The Moonsong Minstrels Concert featuring Larry Beau,Jon Sanders & Martin Schaerer. Irish Folk-World FusionOpera. 7pm Siopa Ceoil - Folk Concert @ 7pm Barr na Sráide - Trad music @ 8pm The Marina Inn Pauline Scanlon @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: Scannall @ 8.30 Paul Geaney’s- Dermot Kelly @ 10pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Niamh Varian - Barry and Matt Griffin @ 9.30 Nellie Freds: DJ in the venue Adam’s Acoustic session with Chapter Two @ 9pm Dingle Bay Hotel The Blow-Ins 9pm An Droichead Beag Méabh Begley & friends @ 9pm. DJ Andrew 10.30 - late. Draggen SoundDisco upstairs 11 - late.

O’Flaherty’s - Trad session @9pm The Dingle Pub: Ballads With Dreams Of Freedom @ 10pm Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9.30 Hillgrove Niteclub & Club Htwo: Disco from 11pm.

Sunday 26th June

Grey’s Lane Bistro: Live Jazz, 2-4pm

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

John Benny Moriarty’s: Niamh Varian Barry & Peter Staunton @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: Eist @ 9pm An Droichead Beag -. Méabh Ní Bheaglaoich & Matt Griffin @ 9pm The Dingle Pub: Ballads With Ronnie Ryan @ 10pm Dingle Bay Hotel The Blow-Ins 8.30pm Courthouse Pub - Tradn @ 8.30 Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Declan Mac Taggart @ 9pm.

Monday 27th June

St James’ Church - Folk Concert @ 7.30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Jeremy Spencer & Sean Leahy @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: Scannall @ 9.30 An Droichead Beag Donogh Hennessy & Laura Kerr @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel The Blow-Ins 8.30pm The Marina Inn Declan McTaggart @ 9.30 O’Flaherty’s - Open session with Fergus @ 9pm The Dingle Pub: Ballads With Ronnie Ryan @ 9.30pm Courthouse Pub - Trad @ 9pm

Tuesday 28th June

Siopa Ceoil - Folk Concert @ 7pm The Mighty Session: Open Trad session with Meabh Begley @ 9.30 O’Flaherty’s - Open session with Fergus @ 9pm Nellie Freds: Tuesday Night Acoustic Club - Calling all aspiring songwriters, musicians and singers. 9pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Caroline Keane & Gearóid Dineen @ 9.30 Paul Geaney’s: Trad with Scannall @ 9.30 The Dingle Pub: Ballads With Richie O’Brien @ 9.30pm Dingle Bay Hotel Declan McTaggart 8.30pm An Droichead Beag: Jeremy Spencer, Gary O’ Brien & Marcus @ 9.30p.m Courthouse Pub -Trad @ 9pm

Wednesday 29th June

St James’ Church - Folk Concert @ 7.30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Eilís Kennedy, Matt Griffin & The Man of The House @ 9.30 Nellie Freds: Alt-Country with Let The Hare Sit @ 9.30 Paul Geaney’s: Live music with 2 Tone @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel The Blow-Ins 8.30pm The Marina Inn Dermot Kelly @ 9.30

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The Mighty Session: Frankie Mulcahy and Bréannán Begley @ 9.30 The Dingle Pub: Ballads With Richie O’Brien @ 9.30pm An Droichead Beag: Set Dancing @ 8.30. Padraig Ó Sé & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30p.m: Courthouse Pub -Trad @ 9pm

Thursday 30th June

Siopa Ceoil - Folk Concert @ 7pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Gearóid Dineen & Rosie McKenzie @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: Derek Hickey & friends @ 8 followed by DJ Dowdyman @ 10 Paul Geaney’s: Trad with Scannall @ 9.30 The Dingle Pub: Declan McTaggart 9.30 O’Flaherty’s - Open session with Fergus @ 9pm Dingle Bay Hotel Caroline Keane & Gerry O’Beirne 8.30 An Droichead Beag,: Sean Leahy & Jeremy Spencer @ 9.30p.m Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9.00pm

Friday 1st July

St James’ Church - Folk Concert @ 7.30 Nellie Freds - Blues/ Celtic Cajun with Flatlinerz @ 9.30 Kennedy’s Bar - Rush Hour Rendevouz, open session, bluegrass, country, folk 6.30-8.30pm O’Flaherty’s - Trad session @9pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh (Flute & Vocals) & Gerry O’Beirne (Guitar & Vocals) @ 9.30 The Marina Inn John Buggy @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel The Blow-Ins 9pm Paul Geaney’s- Dermot Kelly @ 10pm Adam’s Singer sonwriter James Moore @ 10pm The Mighty Session: Meabh Begley & Matt Griffin @ 10pm The Dingle Pub: Joe Lynch @ 10pm.

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

Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9.30 Hillgrove Hotel Niteclub Disco from 11.00

Saturday 2nd July

Siopa Ceoil - Folk Concert @ 7pm The Mighty Session: Scannall @ 8.30 O’Flaherty’s - Trad session @9pm Barr na Sráide - Trad music @ 8pm Nellie Freds: DJ in the venue John Benny Moriarty’s: Niamh Varian - Barry and Matt Griffin @ 9.30

Monday 4th July

Paul Geaney’s- Dermot Kelly @ 10pm The Marina Inn Pauline Scanlon @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel The Blow-Ins 9pm An Droichead Beag Méabh Begley & Friends @ 9pm. DJ Andrew 10.30 - late. Draggen SoundDisco upstairs 11 - late.

Adam’s Acoustic session with Chapter Two @ 9pm The Dingle Pub; Dreams of Freedom 10pm Courthouse Pub - Trad @ 9.30pm Hillgrove Niteclub:11pm

St James’ Church - Folk Concert @ 7.30 The Mighty Session: Scannall @ 9.30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Jeremy Spencer & Sean Leahy @ 9.30 The Marina Inn Declan McTaggart @ 9.30 O’Flaherty’s - Open session with Fergus @ 9pm The Dingle Pub; Ronnie Ryan @ 9.30 An Droichead Beag Donogh Hennessy & Laura Kerr @ 9.30 Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9pm

Grey’s Lane Bistro: Live Jazz, 2-4pm The Marina Inn: Sunday Open Trad Session @ 5:30.

John Benny Moriarty’s: Niamh Varian Barry & Peter Staunton @ 9.30 Paul Geaney’s- Declan McTaggart @ 9.30pm The Dingle Pub; Ronnie Ryan @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: Eist @ 9pm Dingle Bay Hotel The Blow-Ins 8.30pm An Droichead Beag -. Méabh Ní Bheaglaoich & Matt Griffin @ 9pm Courthouse Pub - Muirean Nic Amhlaoibh leads an open session @ 5.30pm. Jeremy Spencer & Tommy O’Sullivan @ 8.30

Siopa Ceoil - Folk Concert @ 7pm The Mighty Session: Open Trad session with Meabh Begley 9.30 Nellie Freds: Tuesday Night Acoustic Club - Calling all aspiring songwriters, musicians and singers. 9pm Paul Geaney’s: Trad with Scannall @ 9.30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Caroline Keane & Gearóid Dineen @ 9.30 O’Flaherty’s - Open session with Fergus @ 9pm The Dingle Pub; Richie O’Brien 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel Declan McTaggart 8.30pm Nellie Fred’s: Tuesday Night Acoustic Club - Calling all aspiring songwriters, musicians and singers. 9pm

Sunday 3rd July

Tuesday 5th July

An Droichead Beag: Jeremy Spencer, Gary O’ Brien & Marcus @ 9.30p.m Courthouse Pub Trad @ 9pm

Wednesday 6th July

St James’ Church - Folk Concert @ 7.30 Nellie Freds: Alt-Country with Let The Hare Sit @ 9.30 The Marina Inn Dermot Kelly @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel The Blow-Ins 8.30pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Eilís Kennedy, Matt Griffin & The Man of The House @ 9.30 Paul Geaney’s: Live music with 2 Tone @ 9.30 The Dingle Pub; Richie O’Brien 9.30 The Mighty Session: Frankie Mulcahy & Bréannán Begley 9.30 An Droichead Beag: Set Dancing @ 8.30. Padraig Ó Sé & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30p.m: Courthouse Pub -Trad @ 9pm

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Killorglin

23rd June Dodo Sheahan’s Trad session @ 9.00 25th June Kingstons, live music @ 9.30 26th June Bunker’s Bar- Trad Session @ 8pm Musicians welcome.

26th June Kingstons Live music @ 7pm 26th June The Manor Inn. Live music from 5 - 7pm. Ballroom Dancing from 9.30pm 30th June Bunker’s Bar - Live music @ 9pm 30th June Dodo Sheahan’s Trad session @ 9.30 2nd July Kingstons, Band @ 9.30 2nd July Dodo Sheahan’s: Live Music @ 9.30pm 3rd July The Manor Inn. Live music from 5 - 7pm. Ballroom Dancing from 9.30pm

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Noel Devane Glazing Window & Door Repairs.

Milltown, Dingle.

• Internal Dry Lining Insulation(Existing and New Build) • Air Tightness (New Build) • Building Energy Rating (BER) (Existing and New)

• General repairs to all uPVC and Aluminiun windows and doors,hinges, locks, childlocks, patio rollers, let terboxes etc.

• Supply and fit double glaze units.

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Replace foggy and stained double glazed units.

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Property to let / Tithe ar cíos

3 bedroom bungalow to let in Lispole. 085-1409355 For rent 3 bedroom + 2 bathroom passive solar house -€650 monthly. Also 1 bedroom renovated farmhouse + 2 shower rooms. €350 monthly.

Private, beautiful location with gardens + polytunnel. 12kms from Dingle nr. Cloghane. Available from 09/2016 for 10 months. Utilities extra. Email: roisinmaoil@hotmail.com House to rent long term in Murríoch from October onwards. 087-2833505 Tigh at cíos gearr/fad-théarmach i gcomharsanacht Cheann Sibéal. Short/long term restored farmhouse for rent, close to golf course. Text or phone 087-9243357 or 087-6351874.

Holiday Home for Summer letting. 3 bedrooms, quiet location, close to Dingle town. 066-9151707 / 087-7544654 Budget Accommodation available in Dingle, 5 minutes walk to all amenities. Sea View. Parking.

Phone 086 3772195 Holiday House to Let, Ballyferriter area. Call 0863684254.

For Sale/ Ar díol

Lovely pink rig out for sale. suitable for wedding or bridesmaid. Skirt, bodice & scarf. Size 12 or small 14. €50. 087-6521294 Bunk beds, king size pine bed & 2 lockers, 2 matching mahogony single beds with spindle ends, 6’ mattress. All very reasonable. 066-7128568 Buggy for sale Gracco Quattro Tour Delux €60, also play tummy time mat for sale €10. Call 087- 6394546 2 single beds, well built modern style, sturdy frames including mattresses, all like new. €300 for pair. Pictures available on request 087-3266104.

Foilli Follie Jewellery piece- brand new unworn, in packaging with authenticity card . Rose gold, retails €100 - now €80 - call 086 8716050 Irish linen- 60” wide €25 per yard, €100 for 5 yards. Phone 086 3772195 or email dinglelinens@ gmail.com Nintendo DS HD (Red) hardly ever used. Nintendo Wii in very good condition (not with original packaging). Boys Apollo Switch Bike , suit 9/12 year old (shimano equipped) Used but in good condition.

Call 086-8759692 Mains Cheta fencer for sale. 087-1255064 Land levellers for sale, 8, 9 & 10 ft. 087-1255064 Cane furniture 2.1.1 suite, suitable for conservatory €150. 086-1910580 Marcy Multi Home Gym. As new. Hardly used.

087-8187664 after 6pm.

08 Motorhome- 6 Berth ( Adult size rear bunks),Fiat Ducato / Dethleffs 3 ltr, 22,000 miles/ Diesel, Excellent Condition, Contact: Munster Motor Homes @ 069-64400, Co. Limerick for price and viewing.

5 room house with 70 acres of farm land for sale 3 miles west of Dingle, house can also be purchased with just 1 or 2 acres. For more details call 0863674969 or email timothy.- longmgt@gmail.com 9783694923 USA Mobile Home in Cuan , Good Condition call 0872079981 Seed potatoes for sale: Homeguard, British Queens, Duke York, Kerrs Pink, Golden Wonder.

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Motoring/ Gluaisteáin

‘00 VW camper/ surf van. 2 berth. High top. 2.4 diesel. Call or text 087-2457689 Skoda, Octavia, 2005. Diesel. Hatchback. 1.9 litre.

New model Octavia, good power, economical on diesel. Very spacious car with big boot, ideal for buggies. Just passed NCT. €2500. Tel: 087 2980246 2002 Volvo S40 NCT till end of Sept 2016. Work to be done but driving perfectly. €300, Call 0876984548.

2002 Fiat Scudo Full CVRT. New clutch, timing belt, tyres, Serviced & Brakes. €1950 ono. Call 087

7593153.

Services / Seirbhisí

Depressed? Anxious? Confuse? Stuck?. Emotional detox & trauma release. Life coaching. Forgiveness work ©Tipping Method. The Journey © Process Facilitation. Kathrin 087-6175056 Rabbits & hamsters – small animal boarding in Annascaul. All small pets welcome! www.rabbitsandhamsters.webs.com 087-4115205.

Carer available full time,willing to live in. Very flexible. Many years experience. 086-3337798.

House, garden & farm mainteance. Lawn cutting, tree cutting and hedge trimming, Power washing, int. & ext. painting. 087 6336082 Highspeed rural broadband- excellent service full coverage, Tralee/Dingle area Call 086-224-2028.

Interior and exterior, repair & maintenance services. Including carpentry, painting, tiling and total bathroom refurbishment. Call John 086-3564342 Oil Boiler servicing Oil fired boilers and cookers.

Servicing and repairs . Emergency Call out service available. James Greaney 087 3440493 Car Servicing, repair, bodywork & paintwork.

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

Septic Tank emptying, licenced. Drains unblocked, percolation work. Gearóid Mac Gearailt. 0879504713/ 087-2390018 Septic Tank Services, emptying, wash down, repairs, new tanks andpercolation areas constructed in line with planning. over 25yrs service in Dingle Ph. Pat Hanafin 086 2241064 / 066 9151682 . beenbawn@yahoo.com Experienced cleaner / keyholder based in Dingle available for holiday homes etc. 087-6256533

lage Restaurant. Call 087-9175920/ 066 9152325 or drop CV into restaurant.

Chef/ Cook wanted for busy Bar/ Restaurant in Dingle. Pay & conditions negotiable- accomadation provided. Enquiries with CV to 086-3850012.

Cleaners and area manager needed for holiday homes in Cloghane/ Brandon. YNA Dingle Cottages.

Well paid. Call 087-1390905 Cleaners required in the Dingle and Ventry area.

Please contact 087-7978905.

Commis chef / kitchen assistant required in Dingle town. Experience and good English essential.

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Other

Artist looking for a working space. Well lit conservatory, mobile home etc. Can look after holiday home in exchange. Call Stephen 087-1206732 Learn CPR and how to use a Defibrillator in certified Irish Heart Foundation.On Saturday, July 16th from 9am to 1pm. Places are limited and booking is essential. Contact Eric at Rapid Response CPR Training 086 8844839. Visit our website www.rrcpr.com.

Free: 50+ second hand 1 pound jam jars with lids. Pickup west of dingle. Text 085 766 9249.

Small space wanted to rent to use for studying.

Ventry / Dingle / Back West. 085 766 9249.

Wanted / Ag teastáil

Female worker looking for accomadation in the Dunquin area from the 12th of June onwards. 3 months minimum 087-6689140.

Carer required, Dingle town. 10 - 15 hours per week. 086-6080703 Professional couple looking to rent a 2/3 bed house in the Dingle area from September for a 12 month period.

Please call 01-8369868 or 089-4344403.

Irish speaking childminder required Ballydavid area. Call 087-7835973.

Wanted: Grazing for 2-3 horses within 5 miles Dingle/Garfinny.

Short/long term. Please call 087-6920378 Au Pair le Gaeilge á lorg i Idaho. Gaeilge Líofa. Aire a thabhairt do chúpla atá ceithre bliana d’aois. Loistín, Bia agus Pá seachtainiúil. Ana sheans chun Iarthar Mheiriceá a fheiscint. Tuilleadh eolais ó Garth : irishidaho@ ymail.com Saorview box wanted 087-9801663 Looking for sewing machine tables, complete or just cast iron base.

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Situations Vacant

Experienced commis chef required. Global Vil-

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