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KENMARE NEWS
087 2513126 • 087 2330398
January 2013
Guys and
Dolls in
Kenmare
...see
page 4
Vol 9, Issue 12
Templenoe
GAA Club
Medal
Presentation
Happy
Birthday
Rosie
...see
page
20
...see
page 33
and much, much more!
Senator Mark Daly
Kenmare ‘Gangs of
New York’ Gathering,
“Triumph over
Adversity” Launched
in New York
Seanadóir Marcus O’Dalaigh
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Kenmare News
Harry's
photograph
shows the hard
working staff of
Star Seafoods
and Star
Outdoors
enjoying their
Christmas night
out at The
Lansdowne
Arms Hotel.
pic Harry
Masterson
Letters to the Editor....
Dear Editor
Further to our conversation I want to thank the
people of Kenmare and surrounding districts for
the brilliant support that they have given to me in
my efforts to raise funds for the Kerry Life
Education Children’s Charity over the years.
Kerry Life Education visits primary schools in all
communities with their Mobile Classroom and
Harold the Giraffe, helping young people to make
informed healthy choices around a range of issues
including personal health, hygiene, diet, exercise and lifestyle, self
awareness and self esteem, peer dynamics and bullying and
substance and alcohol misuse. They also provide an interlinking
follow on service to second level schools to help young people deal
with the many challenges that face them as they grow older
In the five years that I have made my annual collection on their
behalf, I have collected a total of 16,500 for this excellent service
and this huge amount reflects the amazing support and generosity
of local people.
So a big thank you to you all, at the age of 80 I can now retire
knowing that together we have made a real contribution towards the
future of our young people.
Kathleen Cheeseman
Shandrum, Kilgarvan
The budding actors and actresses of Saint John's National School
rehearsing for their first play ‘The Christamas Chimes’, which
involved all children from first to sixth class. The play, which was
performed to delighted audiences before Christmas, was directed
by Marie and Pat Wiltshire.
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ASK YOUR
PHARMACIST
Optimise your health, personalise your diet
with Christine Bender-Pototzki
When it comes to chronic conditions such as bloating,
irritable bowel syndrome, migraines, eczema, joint pains
and fatigue there is growing evidence that what goes into
the mouth produces a reaction in the body, and that food
is a really important factor.
Tests for allergies are sometimes carried out, but food intolerance, which is
less easy to diagnose, is frequently overlooked. Intolerances to foods are very
common with up to 45 % of the population suffering. Food intolerance is
associated with many different chronic symptoms including headaches,
intestinal and skin symptoms. You will know if you suffer from a full-blown
allergy to a food, strong immediate reactions to foods such as nuts and
shellfish are typical of classical allergy reactions. However, other effects of
food sensitivity are more subtle and less well understood.
Currently the best accepted method for confirming food sensitivities is by
elimination diet. This involves eating a restricted diet for several weeks. If
there is no improvement during this time, it is assumed that the food type
that has been restricted is not causing the symptoms, and the process is
repeated with another food type. This method is very time consuming and
because it is impossible to test all the different combinations of food types
that may be causing the problems, it is a very ineffective process. Every
individual person is unique with a different biochemical make-up, even to
others with similar conditions. For example, cow’s milk, nuts and yeast may
be responsible for Aoife’s eczema, but safe for Katie, who also has eczema.
Eggs, strawberries and lentils may contribute to John’s irritable bowel, but
they will be fine for Patrick to eat, even though he regularly suffers from
bloating and diarrhoea.
One approach that is available is a blood test that measures food-specific
IgG –antibodies. Antibodies are substances produced naturally by the body to
identify and neutralise foreign objects such as bacteria and viruses.
Antibodies to foods are found in the body when the immune system has
identified a particular food type as being foreign. Antibodies are also known
as Immunoglobulins (abbreviated Ig) and one type of antibody is the IgG
antibody. Measurements of IgG antibodies to foods in blood show that the
body is “fighting” that particular food. It has been shown that removal of
foods from the diet that the body is reacting to in this way can reduce ill
health symptoms.
If you require more information about food intolerance testing or would
like to make an appointment please ring 064-6679880 or call into
McSweeney Pharmacy Kenmare and we will be more than happy to answer
any query you may have.
The students of Pobalscoil
Inbhear Scéine will perform
the musical ‘Guys and
Dolls’ from January 24th to
26th at 8pm in the School
Hall. The musical is a tale
of Nathan and Adelaide who
have been engaged for 14
years, gamblers looking for
a location for their game
and Sarah and her mission
band. There is something
for everyone; singing,
dancing, humour and a few
surprises! There will be a
shop and a grand raffle on
each night and a fun-packed
evening’s entertainment for
the whole family is
guaranteed. The tickets can
be bought from the School
Office; €10/adults, €5/child
(U12) and a student / OAP
ticket for €8
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Philomena
McCullagh and
Shane Touhy
pictured
following their
wedding at Holy
Cross Church.
The happy
couple enjoyed
their reception
at the Kenmare
Bay Hotel.
pic Harry
Masterson
Kenmare & District Garden Club
Happy New Year everyone. The weather has been appaling but
whether we like it or not, there are signs in the garden that
growth is underway and it is time to get on with planning jobs.
Perhaps our first speaker will be an inspiration to you all so do
come along and listen to Michael Phelan of Rose Cottage Fruit
Farm, Mountrath, Co. Laois talking about Soft Fruit Growing.
You may already have encountered Michael at the Kenmare
Wednesday Market where he was selling his wonderful soft
fruit. This meeting will take place on Thursday, 7th February,
2013 at 7.30 p.m. at Gateway, €5 admission.
Declan Finnegan and
Neil Lucey giving yet
another superb
performance at
Kenmare Senior
Citizens Christmas
Party in Brook Lane
Hotel. This is their 36th
year playing for the
Christmas party and
they say they will
continue to do so for as
long as they can.
pic Harry Masterson
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Michelle O'Sullivan Casey pictured on her 30th Birthday in Charcoal
Restaurant, before they moved on to The Coachmans where the party
conitnued.
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Congratulations to
the owners and staff
of the wonderful
Brook Lane Hotel
which this week
received the
fabulous accolade
from Trip Advisor
as being amongst
the top 25 small
hotels in Ireland.
Harry Masterson's
photograph includes
a delighted Una
Brennan Owner, Pat
Gath General
Manager, Siobhan
O'Sullivan
Reservations
Manager and James
Murphy Bar
Manager.
Cahir
National
School
Reunion
Past teachers and
pupils of Cahir
National School who
enjoyed their recent
reunion held in Brook
Lane Hotel.
pic Harry Masterson
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Senator
reports...
Kenmare ‘Gangs of New York’
Gathering, “Triumph over
Adversity” Launched in New
York
Kenmare News
make this a successful event and if you
would like more information or would like
to become involved, please do not hesitate
to contact me.
The Government is
masterminding another
shambles: as Revenue
Commissioners say they will
issue “indicative value” and
home owners will also be able
to self assess
The Government is masterminding another
shambles: as Revenue Commissioners says
Next August Kenmare will become
they will issue “indicative value” and also
immersed in the Gathering. From the 30th
says home owners will be able to self
to the 2nd we will be welcoming home all
assess. It is not credible or feasible that the
who have left, with a Kenmare Gangs of
Revenue Commissioners can accurately
New York Gathering which I launched last
give an ‘indicative value’ of every house in
week, in New York with special guest Tony
the country within a matter of weeks. This
Award winning Actor Brian Dennehy.
will lead to wide spread variations of values
The event will commemorate the forced
especially in rural areas. There will be
emigration of five thousand tenants from
houses which will be valued too low and
the Lansdowne estate in Kenmare shortly
too high by the Revenue The owners who
after the Great Famine of the 1845- 1850.
feel the “indicative value” issued to them by
Many of the emigrants settled in the Five
Revenue is too high will still be able to self
Points area on Manhattan’s Lower East
assess, and put in an alternative value.
Side, as depicted in Martin Scorcese’s
However those who deviate from the
“Gangs of New York”. Here they
provided estimates face the prospect of
encountered much hardship, but persevered
checks, inspections and challenges from the
to triumph adversity and integrate into Irish
Revenue. The Government is presiding over
American life, helping build the nation as it
another shambles, what they are doing is
stands today. We will particularly be
putting an indicative value on homes
celebrating the life and legacy of Senator
without any professional valuation being
"Big" Tim O’Sullivan, whose mother, was a
done. There is no way this property tax will
Lansdowne tenant, and after whom he
be accurate or credible. The indicative value
named a street in New York, Kenmare
issued by Revenue will not be able to
Street.
accurately take into account the condition of
The organising committee of Jerry
the house and the advantages or
O'Sullivan, Patrick Connor Scarteen, Mary
disadvantages of particular locations. A
O ' Neil, Gerard Lyne, Terry
homeowner whose house should be in the
O'Doherty,Mike Scarteen Johnny O'Sullvan, lowest valuation band (under €100,000 ) but
Claire Thoma, and I have been working to
is placed by Revenue in the €100,000 to
€150,000 will be paying nearly
€500 too much in property tax
SENATOR MARK DALY
for the first few years of the
Advice Clinics
new tax.
If you have any question
Kenmare
regarding this new tax or would
Every Saturday Morning , Sean Daly's Office, 34 Henry St
like details of the exemptions,
Kilgarvan
please do not hesitate to contact
February 1st, 2nd, Kilgarvan Village
me.
Caherdaniel
February, 1st, 2nd, Blind Piper & Freddies Bar,
I welcome the u-turn on
Castlecove
cruel cut to Senior Alert
February 1st, 2nd, Staigue Fort Hotel,
Scheme
Sneem
I wholeheartedly welcome the
February 1st, 2nd, Community Centre,
forced u-turn on the
government on their planned
Blackwater
cruel cuts to the Senior Alert
February 1st, 2nd, Blackwater Tavern,
Scheme. This will no doubt
Templenoe
come as a huge relief to people
February 1st, 2nd, Pat Spillanes Bar,
throughout the area. Thanks to
Dawros
both public and political
February 1st, 2nd, Sailors Bar,
pressure I am glad that Minister
Ardea
Hogan withdrew these planned
cuts, as coupled with the
February 1st, 2nd, The Lake House,
continued closures of rural
Lauragh
Gardai Stations, this would
February 1st, 2nd Kilmackillogue
have left many of our older
Bonane
people in the area feeling
February 1st, 2nd
unsafe and vulnerable in their
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own homes.
Mark Daly meeting Kieran O'Sullivan to
discuss the challenges faced by the
undocumented in Boston. Kieran has
worked tirelessly for decades giving of his
time to those in the US who find
themselves in need of help.
Pat Spillane of the Sunday Game and a
holder of 8 All Ireland medals and Jerry
O’Sullivan of Radio Kerry competed in a
celebrity cook off in Brooklane in aid of
Special Needs.
Kerry families begin to feel the
pain of Budget cuts
Families across Co Kerry will soon begin to
feel the pain of a range of cutbacks and new
taxes in Budget 2013 and it is lower and
middle income families, and particularly
those with young children, who will bear
the brunt of the cuts as they begin to take
effect from this month. The reality of a
budget that was riddled with broken
promises and deeply unfair cuts will hit
home in households across Co Kerry in the
coming weeks and the bottom line is that
the package of measures in Budget 2013
amounted to an attack on lower and middle
income families who are already struggling
to keep their heads above water. If you
would like more information on how the
budget may affect you or your family,
please do not hesitate to contact me.
Is mise le meas,
Senator Mark Daly
Seanadóir Marcus O’Dalaigh
Leinster House, Teach Laighean,
Kildare Street,
Sráid Cill Dara,
Dublin 2.
Baile Átha Cliath 2.
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Credit Union Schools Quiz 2013
The annual Credit Union National Schools Quiz has come around
again! The Quiz is about encouraging learning and teamwork
among young schoolchildren. Questions are posed on a dazzling
array of topics such as history, science, geography, literature,
music, sport and general knowledge. Last year’s local competition
was the biggest and most fiercely contested ever and 2013 is
shaping up to be another quiztastic year!
There are 2 categories:
• Competition A for children who have not reached their 11th
Birthday on or before December 31st 2012.
• Competition B for children who have not reached their 13th
Birthday on or before December 31st 2012.
This year’s Quiz takes place on Sunday February 3rd in Pobalscoil
Inbhear Sceine from 2pm-5pm. Registration takes place at 1.30
pm. Entry forms have already been sent to all national schools in
the greater Kenmare area and it is expected a large number of
teams will participate from all schools. All entries need to be
submitted to the credit union by Friday February 25th at the very
latest. Let the swotting commence!
For further information you can contact your friendly local credit
union on 064 6642111.
Helen Whelton, Mary O'Callaghan, Joan Wallace, Phyllis Crowley
and Mary Maybury enjoying Mary Falvey and Nora Kelleher’s
50th birthday party in Blackwater Tavern.
pic Mary O'Neill
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Geraldine
Doyle & Martin
Reilly at
Blackwater
Women's Group
Christmas Party
in Blackwater
Tavern.
pic Mary
O'Neill
Celebrating
the New
Year in
Blackwater
Tavern. pics
Mary
O'Neill
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Charity never smelled sweeter!
Truffle Pig Delicatessen and Cafe
17 Henry St, Kenmare
Sring is on it’s way
to Truffle Pig...
• Wonderfully fresh spring foods for
Al Fresco dining and picnics
• Gorgeous Easter surprises
• Fabulous range of Irish Artisan foods
• Take away meals to make your mouth water
• A range of cheeses and
cured meats to please the
eye and the palate
Angling
Notes...
With
John O’Hare
I loved night fly fishing on the Lower Roughty River, my
quarry was the elusive sea trout. There is something both surreal
and mystical about casting a fly into the darkness and retrieving
slowly and cautiously, then the explosion of sound in the still night
as you hook into a fish unseen but by his power a good one of
maybe two pounds weight, the battle, too much pressure and you
will lose him as their mouths are soft when they come into the
river first. Eventually landing a beautiful fish, a successful
outcome to a nights fishing.
One particular night I had just started fishing, when on the far
bank I noticed a group of people. They were impossible to
recognise as firstly it was dark, secondly they wore beanie caps
pulled down, and lastly the collars of their coats were up. They
proceeded to unfold a big net and put it into the river. This was too
much for me, I had been looking forward to a nice peaceful night
fishing.
‘Stop,’ I shouted, “I do not know who you are but you surely
know me. Please do not blatantly poach the river in front of me. If
you want to do it atall go where I cannot see you.’
This had the desired effect, they pulled the net back in and then sat
on the bank smoking and obviously discussing their next move. A
light mist started to fall, that meant the fishing by me would be
useless anyway. I crept into the bushes and took down my rod and
tackle, then I quietly slipped away in the gloom and went home.
Fast forward twelve months, a local comes into the shop to buy a
pair of thigh waders for fishing. I had his correct size and they
were the type he wanted. Just one small problem, he was short of
cash to pay for them, €10 to be exact.
‘I will take them,’ he said, ‘And give you the balance in a couple
Bath and Crafts, 2
Rock Street, have a
really sweet smelling
charitable idea! They
are inviting the
young people of
Kenmare and
surrounding areas
(aged between 5 and 11) to help them to design a
handmade soap.
The scent and the label of the soap should be reminiscent of
Kenmare, and the wining soap which will be called ‘Kenmare Soap’
will be sold in the shop.
The money raised (after costs for ingredients has been taken out)
from the sale of the soap will go to the new Kenmare Family Center
run by Joy Clifford.
Entry forms are available shop Bath and Crafts, 2 Rock Street or
from local schools. Closing date for entries is February 27th.
It is hoped that the soap will go on sale by March 15th, or to
coincide with the opening of the new family centre.
of weeks. You know I am as good as my word, do you remember
asking my friends and I to pull our net out of the water last year
when we were fishing and we did.’
‘Yes,’ I said, ‘I remember it well, how could I forget.’
‘There you go then,’ he said, picking up his waders and out the
door with him.
I would love to tell you that he came good and paid up, but that
would be asking you to go a step too far in trusting people.
As I mention every year the salmon fishing season opens on
different dates all over the country. The first Spring salmon on
January 1st this year were caught on the Drowse River in County
Donegal. Two lovely salmon, one of ten pounds and one of six
pounds, both by anglers from Northern Ireland. The first one was
on a red flying C. and the second on a yellow one. Killarney Lakes
and Waterville Lakes opened on January 17th so we will have to
wait a bit for a report on them. The fishing in the Kenmare area
does NOT open until March 15th.
There is a perfectly good reason for the closed season in
fishing. It allows the fish to spawn, also if you kept on hammering
the fish the whole year through there would be none left to catch
in the finish, common sense would tell you that.
A fellow came into me during Christmas week.
‘I was up in Caha Lakes for a spot of fishing,’ he said.
I looked at him, ‘During the Summer was it?’
‘No, last week,’ he replied.
‘And did you catch anything?’ I asked
‘Four fish on the fly, ‘ he replied.
I told him that if he was caught he could have got a hefty fine and
had his gear confiscated to which he replied, ‘Boloney, I was
doing no harm I just wanted to see if I could catch trout up there
in the Winter time. I am leaving the country for a while looking
for work and I wanted to carry a memory of the mountain lakes
and fishing with me.’
Can you imagine how dangerous it is climbing up and down Caha
Mountains in the middle of Winter? On one hand I condemn
fishing out of season, yet on the other hand he has my complete
sympathy. It is a dilemma, with no straight answer.
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Patrick and Mary
Dennehy celebrated
their 25th Wedding
Anniversary with a
big party for family,
friends and
neighbours in
Blackwater Tavern.
Included are Patrick
Dennehy, Juliette
Healy Rae,
Michaela Lee,
Michael Dennehy
with Mary and
Patrick.
all photographs
Mary O'Neill
Mickayla Lee and Michael
Dennehy enjoying the
celebrations.
Juliette Healy Rae and Patrick Dennehy
pictured at Patrick and Mary’s party
Glad to join the celebrations were John
Falvey and Michael O’Connor
Ana Schep, James O'Sullivan and Michael Liam Doyle and Michael Healy Rae enjoying
the celebrations.
Healy Rae TD
Pictured at Patrick and Mary Dennehy's 25th Wedding Anniversary celebrations were
Patrick Dennehy, Juliette Healy Rae, Michael O'Shea, Eileen, Michael, Kevin and Rosie
Healy Rae.
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Know Your Rights
I’m living alone, aged over 70 and getting the
Household Benefits Package. I understand it has
been affected by Budget 2013. Can you tell me
what the changes are?
Yes, the Household Benefits Package has been changed in
Budget 2013. The value of the Electricity/Gas Allowance and the
Telephone Allowance will be reduced for new and existing
recipients from January 2013.
The Electricity Allowance is being adjusted from a unit-based
allowance to a fixed amount of 35 per month. The Gas
Allowance was previously paid at different winter and summer
rates. From January 2013 it will be paid at a new standard
monthly rate of 35.
These allowances can be paid either as a credit on your bill or
as a cash allowance, depending on your supplier and your
payment method.
This change does not affect your choice of supplier and you
can choose the supplier who can best meet your energy needs.
There are various commercial websites that allow you to compare
energy prices. The Commission for Energy Regulation (CER)
accredits cost comparison websites if they meet certain standards.
You can check accredited websites on energycustomers.ie.
The Telephone Allowance is a payment towards your mobile
phone or your landline phone bill. The value of this allowance
will be reduced from 22.58 to a new monthly rate of 9.50. This
will show as a credit on your bill or can be paid as a cash
allowance.
There is no change to the Free TV Licence, the Fuel Allowance,
Free Travel or Living Alone Allowance.
Citizens Information is available at our Kenmare office, at the
Adult Education Centre, Bell Height, Kenmare from 10:00 am
to 4:15 pm; Monday to Wednesday and 10:00 am to 1:30 pm;
Thursday and Friday. Phone us on 0761 07 7810 or e-mail:
[email protected]
Citizens Information is also available online: www
.citizensinformation.ie
Kenmare News
Timmy,
John and
Patricia Foley
with Louise
Foley pictured
in Blackwater
Tavern on
New Years
Eve.
pic
Mary O'Neill
Kenmare & Locality Animal Welfare Society
Happy New Year to you all. I hope that the
Christmas season was good for you.
I would like to make everyone aware of our facebook page Klaws
Kerry. Please log on and see our daily updates. All events and the
daily happenings are posted on there
We find ourself starting 2013 with over 20 kittens plus a number of
cats still needing homes. This is extremely rare as normally kittens
are born around June and we have normally homed all the smallies
by around October-lst year the kittens did not stop. The bad news
is, that mating season will be upon us anyday so please get any cats
over 6 months old spay or neutered males and females. We will
never eliviate the the problem of unwanted litters if we dont
continually spay and neuter. If there are wild cats in your area,
please help us to get them done too as 2 cats can very soon lead to
50 cat. It is everyones problem and easily fixed if we all play our
part! If you can give a cat or kitten a loving home as a family pet
(the cat must be allowed into the family home) and if you dont live
directly on a main busy road, then please give us a call. So many
cats and kittens are currently being kept in cages as we have no
foster homes for them
Roof Cladding?
For the largest stocks of
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087 2543499
The winning Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine debate team who beat
Presentation Secondary School Listowel recently. The motion they
opposed was 'The United Nations belongs on the scrap heap of
history.' The team won by a unanimous decision in what was an
extremely entertaining debate hosted by the Listowel school.
Captain Rachel Topham gave another outstanding performance as
did Ciara Whitling, Aoife O'Shea and Elliot Ward. The team have
made it into the knock out rounds of the Concern Debates which
will start in early February.
Little Angels
Creche
Tel: 064 6642416
“A purpose built facility only minutes
from Kenmare town”
Full Day care • Pre-School Care morning & afternoon
After School Care: 2pm-5.30pm • Outdoor Play Area
Open Monday to Friday 8.30am-5.30pm
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Major New Award at Kenmare Adult
Education Centre for Spring 2013
The Kenmare Adult Education Centre is offering a
New Major Award in Information &
Communication Technology (FETAC Level 3) for
Spring 2013.
Welcoming the New Year in at O'Murchu's Bar were Tom Woods,
Carol Hillier, Kathleen Bowler, Joanna Rudzinska, Paddy Murphy
and David Kearns.
pic Harry Masterson
Blackwater news
Blackwater Women's Group AGM
The AGM of Blackwater Women's Group takes place in
Blackwater Tavern Tuesday the 12th of February at 8.30pm.
Annual Membership of 5 due for renewal at the AGM. New
members welcome.
Go for Life Exercise Class
A Go For Life Exercise Class for the over 50s will begin in
Blackwater Tavern on Monday 28th Jan from 7.30pm to 8.30pm.
Places limited. Ring Mary 064 6682003 to book.
Drama
Drama continues Wed nights. A new play has been written, it is a
two act comedy and will be staged in late May/early June.
Table Quiz
A Table Quiz in aid of Defibrillators and Training for
Blackwater/Templenoe area takes place in Blackwater Tavern Sat
23rd of Feb at 8.30pm. Tables of 4 are €40. Everyone Welcome.
Tea Dance
Blackwater Women's Group are holding a Tea Dance in Kenmare
Bay Hotel on Sunday 24th February from 1.30 to 6pm. Music by
Jerry McCarthy & Autumn Gold.
Choice of Leg of Lamb or Fillet of Salmon, followed by Apple
Pie, Tea/Coffee. Tickets €15. Ring Blackwater Tavern to book
064-6682003. Everyone Welcome.
This award will be of interest to those who may have left school
early, those who may have lost their job in recent times or those
who would like to increase their skills so as to get employment or
go on to further study. An Information Pack for this course is
available from the Centre office or can be down loaded from the
Website.
The Centre is also offering a series of other Individual Certified
Courses (FETAC Level 3 – Level 6) in Computers, Business
Management, Spanish, Spreadsheets, Payroll, Financial Reporting,
Occupational First Aid, Horticulture, Healthcare and Web Design.
(People doing FETAC certified courses are free if they are in
receipt of a payment from Dept. of Social Protection, have a
Medical Card or left school before the Leaving Certificate or it’s
equilivant)
Other ‘taster’ courses (at a reduced) fee include Woodturning,
Employment Law, Write Your Own family History & House
Energy Rating (BER).
The Kenmare Adult Education Centre also dose pay for courses
at Night in Exercise, Languages and Computers (including Social
Media, SkyDrive, Google Drive)
The New Brochure out now and can be got from Centre Office on
064 – 6641157 or [email protected] Course information and
Brochure is also on the Centres’ Website: www.kenmareaec.ie
Kenmare Adult
Education Centre
www.kenmareaec.ie
Spring 2013 Programme
The New Brochure for the Spring 2013 is Out Now.
This term the Centre is offering 1 Major Award in
Information & Communication Technology (FETAC
Level 3) plus Individual subjects in
Computers & IT, Business Management, Spanish,
Spreadsheets, Payroll, Financial Reporting, Occ.
First Aid, Horticulture, Healthcare & Web Design.
All with FETAC Certification from Level 3 - 6.
(Note there is an application process for the Major Award)
Counselling/Psychotherapy.
Michael O’leary.
M.A. (CBT)
is now seeing clients at the Medical Centre Glengarriff.
CBT is recommended and accepted for most psychological
problems, such as depression, anxiety, OCD, phobies,
bereavement, relationship issues.
Life skills and coaching.
To arrange an appointment or to get more information.
Phone 085 7246044 or visit www.corkpsychotherapist.com
There is also a range of ‘taster’ courses
(at a reduced fee) in Woodturning,
Employment Law, Write Your Own Family History
& House Energy Rating.
We have other self financing classes in Exercise,
Languages & Computers
(social media, skydrive, google drive)
Please contact the Centre for Brochure on
064 – 6641157 or [email protected]
(Brochure can also be downloaded from Website)
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Senator
Marie Moloney
Constituency office open
Killowen, Kenmare.
Telephone: 064 6641100
www.kenmarestjosephs.com.
Monday - Friday
Conroy Hall, Killarney
064 6632034
CLINICS HELD
Conroy Hall, Killarney
Every Saturday from 11am
Kenmare Women's Group
(formally St. Patrick's Women's Group)
Our family run home is located in the beautiful
town of Kenmare, close to all local amenities.
We offer a home away from home, allowing
residents and family members the peace of
mind of living in a comfortable, professional
and friendly environment.
We celebrated Little Christmas when 26 members went to the
Brook Lane Hotel. The food, the service and the atmosphere were
perfect, not to mention the music and song afterwards! A very
happy evening, thank you to Una and all the staff.
Our spring season has started, and it's good to be all back
together. This week, Ros, our intrepid traveler, took us (mentally)
to Burma, with her talk and slides. Great, Ros.
Our February programme is;
6th....Jo Bell talking about the India she knew.
13th.... group coffee morning.
20th.....member's choice of music / poetry / readings.
27th.....stress management with Marie-Theresa Russell.
We always welcome new faces, so do join us any time. Or you
can ring 6640935 and talk to me. Patricia Noad. (chairwoman)
Quote of the month;
Don't walk behind me; I may not lead.
Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow.
Just walk beside me, and be my friend.
(Albert Camas)
• Long Term Care
Fair Deal Approved
• Respite and
Convalescence
• 50 bed purpose built
nursing home
• 3 spacious enclosed
courtyards
• 3 day rooms and
2 meeting rooms
• Chapel
• Mature gardens
• Beautiful dining room
Our services include
• Music • Reminiscence • Sonas Therapy • Daily Exercise
• Arts & Crafts activity • In house massage
• Fun for Birthday and Special Occasions
• Weekly Mass in our chapel • Daily church broadcast
• In house hairstylist, or by appointment
• Laundry Service
We are approved by
Majella O'Sullivan as Santas Elf and Geraldine Doyle as Mrs Claus at
the Blackwater Women's Group Christmas Party.
pic Mary O'Neill
Kenmare Physiotherapy Clinic
Henry Street, Kenmare. 086 1068505
Back / Neck Pain • Sports Injuries
Musculoskeletal Conditions • Acupuncture
Chartered Physiotherapist
VHI / QUINN / HIBERNIAN approved
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Darren Gaffey MISCP MCSP BSc (Hons)
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Suzanne Teahan
and Geraldine
Doyle at the
Blackwater
Women's Group
Christmas Party
in Blackwater
Tavern.
pic Mary O'Neill
This year promises to be an extra special one for
festivals and events as Ireland hosts The Gathering
2013.
As the county’s tourism marketing organisation, GoKerry has being
working closely with Gathering committees to promote Kerry as
Ireland’s premier tourism destination and help spread the word of the
exciting programme of festivals and events organised for this special
year. My name is Kate Mc Loughlin and I am the GoKerry tourism
coordinator for the greater Kenmare area. As we start this new year I
wanted you to know about the wide range of exciting and unique
festivals and events organised in our area for the coming year alongside
the annual celebrations of Easter, Halloween and Christmas. We all
have a part to play for this to be the success it promises, invite people
home! Have a look at the festivals and events planned (see back page)
and see if any catch your interest, then invite people from everywhere
you can think of from around the world who would be interested in a
special holiday. It’s that simple. People in our community are working
tirelessly at creating a spectacular line-up of entertainment and
activities all so we can invite people home to celebrate in the best of
what our culture and heritage has to offer.
If you want more information or to get involved the please contact
me on 087 099 5878 or [email protected], www.gokerry.ie
or www.thegatheringireland.com
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Nollaig Neidin 2012
Sometimes all you need is….
Christmas Lights, a choir or two, 50 plus children
dressed as elves, stars, boxes, nativity characters,
Santa and Mrs Claus and a reasonably dry night to
kick off a wonderful Christmas Festival.
Nollaig Neidin 2012 began with a magical evening of music we
were so lucky to have the choirs that were participating in The Choral
Festival join us in the parade which was bigger and better than ever
this year. What a great crowd turned out to watch the parade which
makes it so special for those taking part and especially all the children.
Huge thanks to the many people who participated and helped both
with the parade and the concert afterwards. For one night The
Courthouse was transformed into a stage and what a beautiful
backdrop the building proved to be. The choirs, the children and of
course Vida Randles welcomed The Christmas Spirit to Kenmare with
their beautiful Hymns and carols.
Tasty treats, mulled wine and hot chocolate were once again
donated from so many of the local business’s and it really the night to
have this available to everyone following the parade.
Thank you to those who organised one of the many events that ran
throughout Nollaig Neidin from storytelling and yoga to Christmas
Food & Wine Fairs, treasure hunts and organised walks ensuring that
there was something for everyone. The Nutcracker Suite which was a
great success and huge thanks to Bibbity Bobbity Boo and Mrs Claus
for their time and effort. There are still some stockings to be collected
and they can be picked up in O’Donoghue’s Henry Street until 4th
February.
The Kenmare Social and Family Events committee organises the
Christmas festival, Easter Egg Hunt and the Halloween parade.
Please contact any of the committee members if you would like to
make suggestions for future events or if anyone would like to run an
event, all feedback and views are welcomed by the committee.
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Cllr Patrick
ConnorScarteen’s report
€760,000 allocated
for the Kenmare
Relief Road
Minister for Transport,
Tourism & Sport Leo
Varadkar TD recently
announced the Non
National Roads
Programme which
includes €760,000. For
the Kenmare Eastern
Relief Road, it is a major
allocation especially in
Minister for Transport, Tourism & Sport
light of the fact that the
Leo Varadkar TD pictured with Cllr
National Roads
Patrick Connor Scarteen
Programme has been
reduced by over €300
Million for 2013. In the previous 3 years the Eastern Relief road
received annual allocations of between €200,000-€300,000.
Allocations for roads under different grant headings are to be
announced shortly. €800,00 has also been allocated for Bonane
Road.
Meeting with Minister for Transport,
Tourism & Sport
I met with Minister Varadkar TD a few weeks ago at his office in
Government Buildings and discussed a variety of issues with him
including the need for improvements to roads such the N71Bonane
and N70 Sneem Village, changes needed to national roads policy
including the issue of the National Roads Authority appealing planning permissions granted by local Authorities to An Board Pleanala.
The need for the reintroduction of the Local Improvement Scheme,
a statement on this is to be announced. The new testing system for
road improvements etc I also discussed a number of Tourism and
Sport related initiatives with the Minister.
Extra Places on Community
Employment Scheme
I welcome the news that 2000 additional places are to be made
available on the Community Employment Programme. An allocation
of 500 additional places will be reserved for childcare support and
500 for social and health related services. Also priority will be given
to schemes and organisations who can demonstrate a track record in
the development and progression of participants into employment.
This is part of the Department of Social Protections €1 Billion programme on activation projects and other supports this year to help
job seekers acquire the work experience, skills and qualifications
they need to return to full time employment. The community
employment scheme does some fantastic work in our community.
Water Services
There has been big investment in public water schemes in Kerry in
2012 and this will be continued in 2013. The Water Services
Department of KCC has carried out considerable work in our locality, no where else in Kerry has there been as much work done.
Tuosist and Dawros have been taken over by the Council,
Rossdohan, Tahilla is progressing well however there are delays
with the land registry issues, in relation to Bonane the scheme is
Kenmare News
being taken over by Kerry County Council at the request of the
Community, the Council has applied to the Department of
Environment for Funding for the scheme. In Caher East, Kilgarvan
work was also carried out in 2012. Regarding the water supply for
Kilgarvan the work on the pipe from Coomclogherane to Kilgarvan
is progressing well and should be completed in March.
Improvement works on the treatment Plant in Kilgarvan are also
taking place. The Water Services Department have to be thanked for
their work done to date on these works, also the people involved in
the Group schemes in the different localities have done fantastic
work for their communities throughout the years.
Monthly motions
The following are my two permitted monthly motions;
That Kerry County Council commence without delay the process of
regulation of the Casual trading situation in Kenmare in the interests
of businesses and traders. The casual trading situation is an attractive feature for the town but regulation is needed.
That Kerry County Council does it’s utmost to curb illegal dumping
and littering in 2013, in the interests of the people of Kerry, the
local environment and to create a positive image of the County to
tourists whom there should be extra numbers visiting the County
this year due to the Gathering.
Community Alert- personal alarms
I am glad that the proposal to cut the grant for the personal alarms
has been reversed. The national grant for personal alarms will
remain at €2.25 Million. These alarms are of great assistance to our
older persons, they provide peace of mind and security. Community
Alert Organisations in our area provide great assistance to older persons.
Local Election Boundary Committee
As part of Local Government Reform, radical changes are been
implemented including the abolition of all town Councils so in
Kerry Listowel, Tralee and Killarney town Councils will no longer
exist after 2014. Kerry County Development Board is also to be
abolished. At County Council level currently there are 5 electoral
districts in Kerry this is to be reduced to 4, boundary changes will
therefore have to be made, I have made a submission that regardless
of what changes are made that Kenmare and its surrounding districts
including the Sneem and Kilgarvan Areas remain in the same electoral area.
Area meeting
The next area meeting of the Killorglin Electoral Area will take
place on Friday 22 February; if anyone has any issues they wish for
me to raise feel free to contact me.
All Ireland Junior Football Semi Final:
Best of luck to Kenmare in the All Ireland Junior Football Semi
Final when they take on Dublin side Castleknock. The Match takes
place in Mitchelstown on Sunday 27th January at 2pm. Hopefully a
big crowd from Kenmare will travel to the game to cheer them on.
Kenmare’s Local Councillor
Always available at 5 Main Street,
or I can call to peoples homes in our locality.
Patrick Connor-Scarteen MCC
Chairperson Kerry County Development Board
Chairperson Kerry Roads & Transportation SPC
Chairperson Kerry Joint Policing Committee
Member Kerry County Council Corporate Policy Group
Member Local Electoral Area Committee
Director South Kerry Development Partnership
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Tom
Fleming
Constituency Office 62 New Street, Killarney.
Open Mon - Fri 9:45am - 5:30pm
Clinic each Saturday 12noon - 2pm
Tel:064 6635819 or 064 6635837 • Mobile 087 7814781
Email [email protected]
Willowfield
Garden Centre
T.D.
A special thank you for everyone who has bought a copy of the
2013 Kenmare Chronicle. We still have them for sale at the usual
outlets around the town and will have a supply available for selling
during the festivals throughout the year. We are in the process of
collecting for next publication so please drop in any old photos or
stories out to Willowfield Garden Centre so we can take copies.
Kenmare Chronicle...Placenames Project
One of the projects that the Kenmare Chronicle wants to carry out is
the recording of place names in the Kenmare area. Old names of
houses, streets, roads and fields will be recorded together in an archive,
all we need is the information to start rolling in! This would be a great
project for the local National Schools to carry out or Macra na Feirme,
the IFA or any other group that might be interested in the locality. A
study of place names has been carried out before but not to include a
more in depth record of field names and local names of various areas.
Even within the town there are names of roads, street corners, alley
ways that have unofficial and official names to be recorded. These
names often change with old streets in the town like William Street,
Wellington Lane and Pound Street being renamed over the years.
When? Why? and How ? were these names changed would also be of
interest and worth recording. So, any help please get in contact.
The picture we show here is a well preserved map made in 1844 by
David O'Connor for the farm of John Williams of Cahir on the
banks of the Roughty. The map is to scale and measures the area of
each field with the names of each field noted. This map was probably
prepared for the Tithe Applotment Books. These maps were prepared
by commissioners appointed by law to assess land owners of one acre
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or more to provide a basis for charging taxes or tithes on the holding.
They were very controversial, as the house hold tax is today, naturally
unpopular and led to what became known as the Tithe War. There are
no records available for the rural townlands for Kenmare, as these
particular records were accidently destroyed by fire.
If anyone has a copy of maps such we would really like to see them
and to copy for our archive.
For more information check out kenmare chronicle on facebook or
contact Simon on 087 2953990
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A little piece of Kenmare ‘smack in the middle of Lower Manhattan’
The recently aired documentary on RTE Radio One 'Kenmare Street,
the Documentary on One' was fascinating as this brilliant review by
Ailin Quinlan on Independent.ie describes...
A new radio documentary explains how Irish Famine emigrants left
their mark in the US – in particular one Big Tim, says Ailin Quinlan
On a recent visit to New York, radio producer Yvonne Judge was
intrigued by a little street right in the heart of the Big Apple.
Why, she wondered, was a road smack in the middle of Lower
Manhattan named after a picturesque Kerry town?
Judge investigated the history of Kenmare Street, and unearthed a
turbulent story with its roots in the Great Famine as well as a bizarre
process of enforced emigration that saw large numbers of people leave
Kerry forever.
Yet for many of these peasants, the harsh voyage to America and the
struggle to survive in some of New York's worst tenements resulted in
better lives than they could ever have imagined at home.
The story begins in 1849, when William Trench, agent to Lord
Lansdowne, landlord of the Kenmare estate, took a census of his
employer's sprawling plantation.
After assessing the decimation of the local population through
disease and famine, and calculating the annual cost of keeping destitute
widows and orphans in the local workhouse, Trench suggested that
Lord Lansdowne would save money by providing famine survivors
with free passage to the US or Canada.
"Trench figured that the amount of money it cost to provide for a
person in the workhouse per year was more than a passage to the US –
which, at the time, was around five pounds," says Judge.
The scheme proved to be immensely popular with the locals.
As to the real motivation behind the scheme, opinions are mixed.
Some see it as an example of benevolent economics; others deem it to
be little more than a form of ethnic cleansing.
Although free, the passage to America cost many their health; they
endured squalid conditions on board.
The majority travelled in the freezing winter months – probably
because the winter passage was cheaper – and survived primarily on
"very basic seamen's rations", says Judge.
When they finally disembarked in New York, their ragged
appearance and poor health prompted a number of articles in the 'New
York Post'.
"To some, this could be perceived as a sort of coffin-ship passage. The
Kenmare emigrants were starving, diseased and impoverished," Judge
says.
Many of the emigrants settled in the Five Points slum, which
features in the movie 'Gangs of New York'.
"This was the poorest and cheapest area of Manhattan and a
notorious slum, to the point that Charles Dickens had written about it,"
says Judge.
The residents of Manhattan would regularly take sightseeing tours
through the area to view for themselves the debauchery, drinking and
gambling.
The influx of destitute immigrants was massive – Baxter Street,
Orange Street and Worth Street, which today comprise parts of the
Senator Mark Daly, Denis Morgan, Brian Dennehy, John O'Shea
and Jimmy Tuohy enjoying the Gangs of New York Gathering.
neighbourhoods of Chinatown and Little Italy, were crammed.
The Kenmare Irish, however, quickly found their feet. They found
employment in local tanneries and taverns, sold food on the street and
went on to get respectable jobs as house cleaners.
Their descendants gradually climbed the social ladder through what
became the fire and police departments.
Many were able to send home large amounts of money through the
Emigrant Savings Bank.
A classic example of a poor boy making good was Tim Sullivan,
known as Big Tim. The son of two Kenmare emigrants, it's believed he
was born just as his parents arrived in New York.
By the time he was seven, Sullivan had a newspaper round, which he
went on to develop into a wide-ranging distribution system.
Smart, charismatic and determined, Sullivan expanded his range of
expertise to other forms of business, including taverns, saloons,
theatres and eventually politics.
He is believed to have had connections with the criminal underworld
of gambling and prostitution, yet at the same time became renowned
for his benevolence. He never lost sight of his roots.
"He held Christmas balls for the Irish poor, where food was plentiful
and free shoes were distributed, while at the same time making friends
with all local ethnic groups," says Judge.
Needless to say, his popularity grew, and, when he decided to enter
politics, he had an army of willing supporters, resulting in his election
to the US Congress in the early 1900s.
A prominent businessman and a man of great influence locally,
Sullivan supported the bill obliging citizens to show their firearms or
weaponry in public and he also campaigned for women's suffrage.
It was during his time on New York City Council that he became
deeply involved in the construction of a new street to alleviate traffic
congestion.
In 1912, he convinced the council to name this new street Kenmare
Street, in honour of his mother.
However, the following August, Sullivan – then a married father with
two children – was hit and killed by a train in upstate new York.
His body was, for some reason, not identified for two weeks.
It was eventually brought to the original St Patrick's Cathedral, just
around the corner from Kenmare Street.
Some 20,000 mourners watched his funeral procession.
To this day, Sullivan's legacy lives on. Judge met with his great-greatgrandnephew, Tyrone Sullivan, who has visited Kenmare, and his
great-grandson Bob Wagner.
Wagner is a direct descendant of Big Tim's son – a child born to a
New York actress and adopted by an American-Italian family who,
ironically, lived only a short walk from Big Tim's offices.
The story goes, says Judge, that before being adopted, this boy was
put into an orphanage, and every six months a substantial sum of
money would arrive for his upkeep.
Sullivan's funeral brought another twist. "Records show that when
Big Tim's funeral took place, one of the altar boys was that son," says
Judge.
Danny Gaine, Actor Brian Dennehy, John O'Shea and Senator
Mark Daly at the Gangs of New York Gathering in The Central
Bar, Manhattan
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Twin sisters Mary Falvey and
Nora Kelleher celebrated their
50th birthday on Friday January
4th with a party for family and
friends in Blackwater Tavern.
They are pictured with Sinead
Kelleher, Helen Falvey, Christine
Kelleher, John O'Sullivan,
Michelle O'Sullivan, Joan
O'Sullivan, Dan Kelleher, Eileen
Reilly, Mary Falvey, Mary
O'Sullivan and Nora Kelleher.
pics Mary O'Neill.
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their
Christmas
night out in
Crowley's
Pub.
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Masterson
Joan Rice Templenoe pictured
with her family at the Annual
Templenoe Medal
Presentation Cermony in
Brooklane Hotel.
Back row left to right; Owen
Rice, Gavin Crowley, Darragh
Rice, Brian Crowley, Michael
Crowley, Kevin Rice, John Rice,
Colin Crowley and John Rice.
Front row left to right; Cathy
Rice, Kathleen Rice, Bernie
Crowley, Joan Rice, Anne Rice,
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Happy Birthday Rosie!
Kenmare Veterinary Centre
FARM SERVICES
FOR SPRING 2013
With the departure of farm vet Francois, it is currently not
possible for us to offer a full veterinary farm service,
but we do want to continue supporting the farming
community as much as we can.
Current farm services offered;
Eileen Healy Rae, Michael O'Shea, Rosie and Michael Healy Rae
at Rosie's 21st. birthday party in Kilgarvan.
All clinical work, lab work and lambing
in our centre on the Mart Road
Daily open farm clinics held between 11am - 1pm
by highly experienced farm vet Coen Pel
Supply of drugs, vaccines and supplies
Michael Healy
Rae pictured
with Mary and
Patrick
Dennehy.
(Pricing in line with lowest prices according to Farmers
Journal article 3/1/2013)
‘Drop and go’
you can leave and do other jobs while we
examine and/or treat your animal.
Semen collection and fertility analysis of rams on site
Henk Offereins Dvm
Coen Pel Dvm
Kenmare Veterinary Centre
Mart Road, Kenmare Co. Kerry
064 6642695 / 087 7710360
Agnes Purcell,
Julie Healy
Rae and Nelly
Gill enjoying the
party.
KENMARE STONEMASONS AND MEMORIALS
SEAN O’SULLIVAN CASEY
GEARHADIVEEN, KENMARE
M.: 087 2947945
[email protected]
• Supply and erecting of monumental
headstone and surroundings
• Inscribing additional names on
headstones
• Restoration and refurbishment of
grave sites
• Supplying of personal engraved
plaques and all types of colour stone
• Engraving of place names for houses, town area and buildings
• Etching of personal designs on to headstones
• A grave cleaning service & package, which will involve cleaning,
resetting, sandblasting and grave upkeep
• Placing Treasured Memorial photographs on head stones
• Acknowledgement Cards, In Memoriam Cards, Bookmarks,
Wallet Cards.
• Grave Accessories and Candles.
Rosie Healy Rae admires her 21st birthday cake.
Brenda
O'Shea
and John
Morley
enjoying
Rosie’s
party.
Some of our work can be seen locally.
For further information please call
Sean on 087 2947945
all photographs Mary O’Neill
Kenmare News
[email protected]
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KERRY COLLEGES CROSS COUNTRY
January, Killarney 2013
15 medals won at Kerry
Colleges Cross-Country
Well done to all the athletes of Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine who
competed in the Kerry Colleges Cross-Country on Friday
January 18th in the Demesne, Killarney. In the Minor Girls
1500m, Helena O'Sullivan was second, Caoimhe Quinlan was
fourth, Ciara Cronin was seventh and their team won first team
prize- Helena, Caoimhe, Ciara, and Fay O'Donoghue, Caoimhe
O'Connor, Karen O'Sullivan, Niamh Crowley, Molly O'Brien
and Louise O'Connor completed the team. In the Minor Boys
2000m, Cormac O'Sullivan was eleventh and Cathal Whelton,
David Cronin, Michael McCarthy,Eamon Harrington, Ben
O'Shea, Declan Hallissey, Chris Creedon,Piotar Offereins,
Richard O'Sullivan and Josh Murphy Reeves completed the
team. In the Junior Girls 2000m, Mikaela Mulcahy won the race
impressively leading from start to finish and she lead her team
to first team prize-Stephanie Burns was fifth, Aicha van Daelae
was sixth, Mary Theresa Burns was eighth and Mary Taylor
completed the team.In the Junior Boys 3000m, Denis Cronin
finished fifth and the team included David Murphy, Gearoid
Fennessy and Dion Burke. In the Inter Girls 3000m, Laura
Hallissey was an impressive winner and her team-mates Ciara
Riney and Amy Switzer ran well also. The girls were short one
girl to make up a team. Fifteen medals were won over all- the
first six in each race win a medal and the first three teams win
medals also with four to score on each team. 32 pupils from
Pobalscoil participated. All the medal-winners go forward to the
South Munsters in CIT, Cork on Friday January 25th
commencing at 1pm.
Neidin Indoor Bowl's Club
Neidin Indoor Bowl's Club meets at the G.A.A. Sports Centre,
Kenmare, each Monday and Thursday from 10.45am to 1pm.
The club kicked the New Year off with an A.G.M. on January 8th,
which they combined with lunch and a social event which was
enjoyed by all.
Since then they have won two out of three Sean Chairde League
matches against Killorglin, Beauford and Castlemaine Clubs.
Membership has been increasing well since the club has moved to
the venue at the GAA Sports Centre, and they have a large capacity
to enrol many more new members.
Bowls is a very enjoyable and sociable activity for all, bowls and
tuition are provided and all are welcome. Most importantly tea,
coffee and biscuits are also suppplied!
For more information please contact Aiden on 086 0409555 or
Sue on 086 3487633 .
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Michael
Healy-Rae
Clinics held in Scotts Hotel, Killarney every Saturday at
3pm, the Atlantic Bar, Kenmare every Saturday night at
10pm and all surrounding parishes on a regular basis.
T.D.
Johnny Healy-Rae MCC – 087 2354793.
Every Sunday night
Healy-Rae’s Mace, - 9pm – 10pm
in Kilgarvan :
Healy-Rae’s Bar - 10pm – 11pm
Tel: 064 66 32467 Fax : 064 6685904 Mobile: 087 2461678
Kenmare Courthouse
I raised in the Dail this week the future of Killorglin, Dingle,
Caherciveen and Kenmare Courthouses. I am aware that the Minister
and this Government are reviewing their future viability. The court
service will be consulting with local interested parties including An
Garda Siochana and the Irish Prison Service. This consultation will
commence shortly and the views receive will be taken into account in
the decision making process.
Considering that this Government has already ordered the closure of
Kilgarvan and Lauragh garda stations, our courthouse could possibly
meet with the same fate. This Government’s eagerness to close down
everything is shocking and I am genuinely amazed at the politicians
who support them by remaining silent on the matter.
Armagh Visitors
I recently received a telephone call from a Mr and Mrs. Ivan Armstrong
from County Armagh. They told me that they came to Kerry on
holidays very reluctantly. Their first stop was Killarney and they then
came onto Kenmare. The reason he contacted me was to relay how
grateful he was for the exceptionally warm welcome they received in
Kenmare. Everybody that he met was very kind and welcoming to
them and when he returned to Armagh he told people in his lodge that
Kenmare was the place for all of them to go in the future on holidays.
He could not have been more complimentary of the locals and the
businesses and the great time that he had. It was truly a great story to
have relayed from a person on the other side of the country. 100%
marks to Kenmare Tourism.
Kenmare Ambulance Service
The HSE are eliminating on call from many hospitals in the HSE
region. I have continuously highlighted the fact that we have had an
excellent service out of Kenmare back over the years and I do not want
to see a situation where our service would be downgraded in any way.
Parknasilla Hotel
The confirmed news that Parknasilla Hotel has been bought by a
private investor is most welcome. The nightmare scenario for County
Kerry would have been that the hotel would be closed down so it is
great that its future has been confirmed and assured. I wish Mr. Tony
Daly and the new purchasers every good luck in the future and we look
forward to the continuation of much needed local employment being
provided in the Sneem area by the massive complex that is Parknasilla
Hotel.
Tenants of local authority houses.
This week in the Dail I raised with the Minister for Finance the issue
that local authorities must now make an allowance in their estimates to
pay the property tax on local authority houses. The Minister, for the
first time to my knowledge, publicly stated “local authority owned
properties have not been exempted from the local property tax and they
may increase rents to ensure that tenants of such housing units make a
contribution to the LPT.” This is obviously going to put further burdens
on already struggling families.
Lighting
Myself and Johnny Healy-Rae have highlighted to KCC the fact that
there is inadequate lighting on the entrance road to the hospital in
Kenmare. We will try to get this matter sorted as soon as possible.
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Baby Lucas O’Sullivan who was christened by Father Tom Creen
in Holy Cross Church last weekend. He is pictured with his parents
Sean and Lisa O’Sullivan, and Godparents Jason Maloney and
Keira Sheehan at Brook Lane Hotel.
pic Harry Masterson
Brian Dennehy received his Certificate of Irish Heritage from
Senator Mark Daly
L-R;
Senator
Mark Daly,
Bob
Wagner a
great
grandson
of Big Tim
Sullivan
and actor
Brian
Dennehy
pctured in
The
Central Bar New York at the launch of the Kenmare Gathering,
Gangs of New York Festival which will be held in Kenmare from
Friday the 30th August to Sunday the 1st September.
Thanks to Bobby Tangney for these beautiful photographs of
Kenmare nestling under the snow earlier this week.
The pupils, parents (past and present) and friends
of Black Valley National School held a celebratory
party in Brook Lane Hotel for Janice Gaine
recently to mark her 15 years of dedicated service,
as assistant teacher, in their small two teacher
school at the foot of the McGillycuddy Reeks.
In 1997 Janice Gaine came to the school to teach art and she
filled the school with life and colour.
As one past pupil put it, “I will always remember Janice for her
caring and compassionate nature. She treated each and every
student like they were her own. I'll never forget her and wish her
much happiness for the future. She was a wonderful teacher.”
Séamus Long and Janice Gaine.
If you have young children at nursery school perhaps you might
consider enroling them at Black Valley National School this
September in order to try and help the school replenish their
numbers.
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Double the celebrations for Sean and Martin
Denis
Downing,
Cian
Hallissey,
Brian
Crowley
& Denis
O'Neill
enjoying
the party.
all
photographs
Mary
O’Neill
Colm Breen,
Timothy
O'Shea, Norma
O'Sullivan and
John Morley.
Martin Reilly celebrated his 21st birthday with his family and friends.
Pictured in
Blackwater Tavern
at the double 21st
of Martin Reilly
and Joseph
Sheehan were
Tommy
O'Sullivan,
Stephen O'Shea
and Adrian
Spillane.
Pictured in
Blackwater
Tavern at
the double
21st were
Jasmine
Van
Deventer &
Joanne
Egan.
Now taking
bookings for
Valentines
Day.
We
sell
GIFT
VOUCHERS
in any
amount
Pictured in Blackwater Tavern at the double 21st of Sean Sheehan
and Martin Reilly were Norma O'Sullivan, Gail Randles, Sarah
Drummond and Amanda Harrington.
Weekend
Lunches
coming soon.
For Reservations, please call 064 66 40080
Henry Court – Kenmare T: 064 66 400 80
charcoal steakhouse @gmail.com
Mike Dennehy, John Spillane, Kristin O'Brien and Mickayla Lee.
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• In close proximity to
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• Occupying a floor area C. 1551 sq ft
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• Stunning location with every local amenity
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• Large garden to the rear with large garage
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Rusheens House, Ballygriffin €600 P/M
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• Panoramic Views
For a full list of our rental properties please
don’t hesitate to contact our office
Letting your Property?
For all your rental & property management requirements
Call DNG Timothy O’Sullivan
At 064 66 41566 or [email protected]
January in the Garden
With Simon Linell
Willowfield Garden Centre, Sneem Road, Kenmare.
Phone 087 2953990 • [email protected]
Schools Gardening website www.raringtogrow.com
Happy New Year everyone ! Let’s hope this coming year will be far
better in the garden than it was last year. We’ve had enough rain to
last us several seasons ! On the other hand , at least up until now it
has been a relatively mild winter with only a couple of nights frost but
his could easily change as winter is far from over. The birds don’t
seem to think so however with the mild early January weather has got
them all thinking of nest building !
Just like with the birds, now is also a good time for the gardener to be
planning ahead for the coming seasons in the garden. The vegetable
garden and the fruit area need planning now for planting up from
February onwards. Vegetable seeds are all in the shops and GARDEN
CENTRES and early sowings can be made of many vegetables under
some protective covering. Tomatoes, Peppers and Cucumbers can be
sown early Feb, but keep them in the warm. Cabbage, Lettuce, and a
range of Herbs can be sown in seed trays in polythene tunnels and
Broad Beans would be the first outside sowing in early March. Seed
Potatoes will be available in the last week of January through to April.
These can be sprouted in the warmth prior to planting to speed up
their establishment and growth...more on this next month.
In the fruit garden, cane fruits like, Raspberry, Black currants,
Loganberry etc can be planted during February and into early March,
so prepare the area by digging it over and add some well rotted farm
yard manure so the ground is ready for planting in a few weeks.
Rooted strawberry runners will also be available during February. Fruit
bushes at this time of year are available as ‘Bare root’ plants and are
more economical than container grown plants available later on in the
season. So, if you are serious about a fruit garden, plant up in
February and March and it will be cheaper. Apple, Pears, Plums, and
Cherries are also available for planting from now until early April.
As for doing some actual work !! When you look around the garden
now there is certainly plenty to work on. If we had a bit of snow it
would certainly make the garden look much tidier ! One of the main
problems, or excuses, for not starting the spring clean is the soggy
nature of the ground. The lawn is so saturated with water it turns to a
dirty jelly by just walking over it carefully, if you have to walk back and
forth a few times it really does leave a muddy track. This can cause
more trouble than the good you are trying to fix so be patient and
whenever it does dry up a bit launch an attack on tidying the place up !
1.The lawn itself will need raking to remove the last of the autumn
leaves and bits of twigs that has fallen on to it. This raking freshens
up the grass as well and gives a neat appearance straight away.
2.Old leaves and other debris should be removed from Shrubs beds
and prune back summer flowering shrubs. DO NOT PRUNE spring
flowering shrubs now as you will be cutting away their flower buds.
3.Alpines and other rockery plants should be tidied up and remove old
leaves. Remove old flower stems and dried up leaves of Herbaceous
plants as growth is about to start .
4. replant patio containers with heathers, spring bulbs and primrose or
some large Hellebores.
Once the tidy up is complete we will be ready for when it begins to
warm up a bit and spring will be here in just a few weeks and then it’s
all systems GO ! Until then Happy Gardening !
Simon
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Lansdowne Arms Hotel
January
Saturday 26th Just Us
February
Saturday 2nd Country Eire
Saturday 9th Back on Track
Saturday 16th O’Connor Trio
Saturday 23rd The Kelts
The Atlantic Bar
January
Sunday 27th Ui Bhriain
February
Sunday 3rd Marino Sound
Sunday 10th Mike Condon
Sunday 17th Country Roads
gigguide
To include your gigs in our
Gig guide email
[email protected]
Brooklane Hotel
January
Friday 25th 8pm Brains of Kenmare Table Quiz
Sat 26th 9pm -11.30pm Tom Deam and Emer Finnegan
February
Friday 1st 8pm Brains of Kenmare Table Quiz
Sat 2nd 9pm -11.30pm Tom Deam and Emer Finnegan
Kenmare News
Blackwater Tavern
Music and Dancing
January
Friday 25th Singing Jarvey
February
Friday 1st Autumn Gold
Friday 8th The Trashing Mill Boys
Friday 15th Singing Jarvey
Friday 22nd Southern Pride
Lake House, Tuosist
Dance at the Lake House Tuosist
on Friday 1st of February
Music by The Lee Sound
NEW CREATIVE DIRECTOR FOR KENMARE ONLINE
Hello, my name is Evan
Payne. Last month, I took
over from Peter Ringlever
as the creative force
behind The Kenmare
Network, a group of
websites showcasing
Kenmare and the
surrounding towns.
Led by Kenmare.eu, the
websites in the Kenmare Network
have been providing visitors to the
area with information and
business listings for the past
sixteen years. I bring to the table
a set of fresh eyes and a vision for
the future of the Network, having
worked for years as a web
designer, filmmaker, and business
consultant. Under my company
name of Kenmare Creative, I have
plans to update and enhance
Kenmare's online presence, just in
time for this year's Gathering and
the tourism season.
In addition to the website
network, I will be releasing a new
version of the annual Kenmare
Guide, expanding upon the
previous three years work with a
brand new layout and a
distribution network from
Killarney to Bantry and all along
the Kenmare Bay. Those
interested in listing their business
in the Guide and on the Network,
can contact me through my
website at KenmareCreative.com
Creativity has always been a
driving force in my life. I come
from a background in filmmaking,
web design, and computer repairs,
and I've built my company,
Kenmare Creative to focus on
those areas. Since I moved to
Kenmare in 2009, I've helped a
number of people around town to
take control of their online
presence.
There are so many creative
talents in the Kenmare area, and
so many creative minds running
the businesses around town.
Kenmare is, to my mind, a place
as filled with love of life as any
I've encountered in my travels
around the globe, and Kenmare
Creative is a reflection of that
spirit, based on my enthusiasm for
better communication through
beautifully presented content.
Here's looking forward to a lively
2013, and many happy returns.
http://kenmarecreative.com
@KenmareCreative
facebook.com/KenmareCreative
064 6682003
KENMARE
BOARDING KENNELS
• Six large indoor kennels. Heated.
• Long daily walks on 40 acres of farm and
woodland.
• Secure outdoor exercise and play area.
• Located in Killaha (Castletownbere road).
Just 2 km from Kenmare town.
• Viewings welcome.
Proprietor Shane Dignam
Contact 087 - 9196660
Kenmare News
Thursday 24th January @ 8pm
The Angel’s Share (2012) 106mins
Sponsored by Kenmare Film Society
A bittersweet comedy about a Glasgow boy
locked in a family feud who just wants a
way out. Admission €7
Friday 25th January @ 3pm
Greyfriars Bobby (2005) 104mins
Sponsored by Harrington’s Bakery
Scotland 1865. An old shepherd and his
little Skye terrier go to Edinburgh. But
when the shepherd dies of pneumonia, the
dog remains faithful to his master.
Admission free
Saturday 26th January @ 8pm
Johnny Carroll & his Golden Trumpet
Music knows no boundaries and that is
certainly the case with Johnny Carroll and
his backing band as ‘The Man with the
Golden Trumpet’ can play to suit all tastes
from jazz to traditional Irish tunes on
Trumpet and vocals. Tickets €15
Thursday 31st January @ 8pm
The Kingís Speech (2010) 118mins
The story of King George VI of Britain, his
impromptu ascension to the throne and the
speech therapist who helped the unsure
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songs that people don’t write anymore,
songs that sound like they’ve been around
forever [...] Listen to Galileo, which is
possibly the greatest song written in the last
30 years.”
Paul Weller, Mojo Magazine (Apr 2012)
Tickets €20
Sunday 10th, February @ 8pm
Beckett x 3
Eh Joe: Peter Pacey & Collette Kellyó
The Old Tune: Peter Pacey & Oengus
MacNamara
Footfalls: Collette Kelly
Tickets €15/12 (conc)
Monday 18th February @ 7pm
Youth Drama - Toledo
We are pleased to welcome visiting Youth
Theatre Company BATH (Bishop Aukland
Theatre Hooligans) from King James 1
Community Arts College, Co. Durham
performing their Comedy Drama, suitable
for audiences 13yrs and above
Tickets €5
monarch become worthy of it.
Admission Free
Saturday 2nd, February at 2pm
Exhibition Launch. Photographs and talk by
historian Sean Quinlan. A unique collection
of photographs in full colour form an
exciting exhibition which will be displayed
during the month of February with scenes
from the four old civil parishes to include
Kilgarvan, Kenmare, Tousist and Kilcaskan.
Admission Free Runs until 28 Feb
Thursday 7th February @ 8pm
A Separation (Iran 2010) 123mins
Sponsored by Kenmare Film Society
Ppowerful, complex Iranian drama
Admission €7
Carnegie Arts Centre,
Friday 8th February @
Shelbourne Street, Kenmare
8pm
[email protected]
Declan O Rourke
www.carnegieartskenmare.ie
T: 064 6648701
“He writes the sort of classic
Poetry, Please!
In Xanadu did Kubla Khan a stately pleasure dome decree ...
remember your favourite poetry from school? You are invited to an
informal evening of Odes, Elegies and Sonnets in the Carnegie Arts
Centre, on Friday, 15 February, at 8 pm.
Even if you hated poetry at school, come along and find out what
you missed! Bring along your poetry books and rediscover your old
favourites, or introduce your audience to your own compositions,
or just sit and listen. Everyone is welcome, but there will be no
pressure on anyone to read. Entry 5, 2 for students.
Further information from Kathlyn on 086 8125015.
Marion Players Panto 2013
Our 26th Annual Pantomime, Aladdin at the Rathmore Community
Centre starts on Saturday Jan 26th and the cast are busy with
rehearsals at moment. The show times are as follows Saturday
26th at 8:00 Wednesday 30th at 8pm, Thursday 31st at 8pm,
Saturday 2nd at 8pm. Matinees are on Sunday 27th and Sunday 3rd
at 3pm. All Proceeds from this year’s Panto will go to Kerry
Parents Friends for their new residential unit ‘Tearmann Lodge’,
Rathmore. In order to maintain these services your continued
support is needed more than ever. For more information and
booking contact 064 7758526 or 087 9562920.
MUNSTER
TREATMENT ROOMS
Rob McGuinness
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
T: 027 56448 • M: 086 2603339
I R I S H I N S T I T U T E O F P H Y S I C A L T H E R A P Y, C O R K
www.munstertreatmentrooms.com
Baby Massage Kenmare
Baby massage greatly enhances the early
bonding relationship between parents and
caregivers and their babies.
Infant Massage benefits your baby
in the following specific ways:
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Harry's photograph
shows Captain Paul
Browne, Lady Captain
Laura Hatton and
President Tom Carey
with some of the
members at Kenmare
Golf Club drive in at
the start of the month.
pic Harry Masterson
Kenmare Athletic Club
The winner of the Rickie Granville Memorial Darts match this year
was Connie Cremin, and 500 was also raised for St. Vincent de
Paul on the night. Pictured are Jason Sheehan, Sarah Granville,
John Granville, Gary McCormac and Connie Cremin.
pic Harry Masterson
A date for your diary....
Community Games Swim Trials, for those from U8 to U16, will take
place on February 6th from 3.30pm at Kenmare Bay Hotel Health
and Leisure Centre. All welcome.
Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéines U16 girls’ basketball team have secured
a place in this year’s U16 All Ireland ‘C’ Cup Final. Pobalscoil
Inbhear Scéine overcame Gallen Community School in the semifinal by 39pts to 23pts in the University of Limerick on Thursday
10th January. The final will take place in the National Basketball
Arena, Tallaght on Wednesday 23rd January at 12noon against
Monaghan side, Colaiste Oiriall.
Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine, Panel are; Clodagh Quinlan (Capt),
Sinead O’ Sullivan (V.Capt), Roisin Lehane, Orla Randles, Sharon
O’ Sullivan, Chloe O’ Shea, Anna Linnell, Katelyn O’ Sullivan,
Carol O’ Sullivan, Laura Hallissey, Clodagh Palmer, Jane
O’Sullivan, Alannah Harrington and Chloe Hawker.
Indoor athletics commenced on Friday 18th January at the
GAA Hall. There will be 2 sessions this year. Cost per session is
€2 per child per session on top of annual membership.
6.15pm - 7pm. Junior infants, senior infants, 1st class and 2nd
class. Please note parents of junior and senior infant children must
stay for the session for at least the first 3 or 4 weeks until their
child is settled.
7pm - 8pm. 3rd class upwards – secondary level athletes welcome.
We are hoping to take this group of athletes to the track in
Castleisland at least once a month and more information will be
available nearer the time.
Registration will also take place 25th January. Membership is €20
per year per child. New members are welcome, please bring a
photocopy of child’s birth certificate to registration.
Our AGM will be held on Friday 25th January at 8:15pm in the
GAA Hall. All members welcome.
Kenmare 10k Bridge Run and 1 Mile Charity Fun Run
Our annual fund raising event will be held on 9th February.
Children’s race at 1pm, 10k race at 2pm. Race HQ is the
community centre in Shelbourne Street and will be open from
12noon. We are asking all athletes and their parents to support us
on the day either by running, marshalling or helping with
refreshments.
For more information on all aspects of the club, see
www.kenmareathleticclub.com.
Inter-County Relays. Well done to Katelyn Moriarty, Ciaran
O'Sullivan and Conor O'Brien who represented Kerry in the InterCounty U12 relay teams on Sunday January 13th in Limerick.
Katelyn's team won the gold medals and Conor and Ciaran's team
won the bronze medals.
Kerry Colleges Cross-Country. Bet of luck to our athletes who
will be representing Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine at the Kerry
Colleges Cross-Country on Friday January 18th in the Demesne,
Killarney starting at 11.30am and in the South Munsters in CIT,
Cork on Friday January 25th commencing at 1pm.
A word of thanks to all
those who took part in
the Goal Mile on
Christmas day.
A total of €830 was
raised for the third world charity, Goal on the
day. A special word of thanks to the O' Shea
family of Faungorth Activity Centre for their
excellent facilities and refreshment provided
on the day.
Kenmare News
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The Kenmare
Kestrels Mens team
that took part in the
Castleisland
Christmas Blitz.
Colm O'Sullivan,
Finon O'Sullivan, PJ
Reidy, Brian Clifford. Front: Gavin Crowley, Mike Hussey, John
Adams, Brian Crowley.
Now in its sixth year this 10-kilometre charity run or
walk in the surroundings of Kenmare town is back.
Martina O'Sullivan, Supervalu Manager, Ellen Adams, Kate
Murphy, Amy Harrington, John Adams, Kestrels Chairperson at
Kenmare Supervalu bag-packing fundraising event.
Kenmare Kestrels are going well in all ages from Under 8’s to
Senior Men’s and Ladies teams.
Our men keep winning under the direction of coach PJ Reidy.
They lost in the Semi-Final of the St. Mary’s Castleisland Blitz
over Christmas but played exceptionally well. In the Kerry Cup
they await a date with St. Mary’s also in the semi-final. In the
league they have now won 4 and lost twice.
The Kestrels ladies continue to improve and have a number of
games in the next few weeks. Keep up to date with all our teams
on Facebook.
The Kestrels Juveniles are performing exceptionally well again
this year. The Academy is going strong thanks to both volunteer
coaches and Andrew Fitzgerald. We have two strong Under 12
girls’ teams with coaches Sinead O'Donovan and John Adams
doing a great job. U12 boys’ teams likewise are improving thanks
to PJ Reidy, Gavin Crowley and Shirley Cronin. U14 girls (also
two teams) are very competitive thanks to Shirley Cronin, Siobhan
Cronin, Ka Condon and Phyllis Crowley. U14 boys are playing
very well thanks again to coach PJ Reidy. U16 girls are having a
fantastic season, they are currently 2nd in their league table and
remain only 1 point behind the leaders. They are improving in
every game and it is showing in their results. They lost an epic
battle with Tralee Imperials in the Cup semi-final on Tuesday with
Roisin Lehane, Clodagh Quinlan, Chloe Hawker, Orla Randles and
Alanna Harrington all outstanding. Again, a big thanks to their
coach Grainne Browne. U16 boys are improving, yet lost a close
match to St. Anne’s Athea on Sunday.
The Kenmare Kestrels Basketball staff would like to thank the
entire Supervalu Kenmare Staff Team for their support of our
annual ‘Christmas Bag-Packing’ fundraising event. We would also
like to thank all of you in the community who supported us this
Christmas. Go Kestrels!
The Jack and Jill is a family friendly event and kids, buggies, grannies and
doggies (on a lead) are welcome.
Monies raised in the event for 2013 are to be donated to The Jack and Jill
Children’s Foundation . Jack and Jill Run up The Hill is open to runners and
walkers of all ages. The entry fee is €20.00 Under 16’s must be accompanied
and can enter for a minimum of €5. All entrants are asked to bring a friend
The run/walk is on a Saturday afternoon at 3pm and starts and finishes in
the Square. Entertainment & Refreshments (Waterstation and
coffee/Cookies) will be provided at the Top Of The Hill and at the finish line.
Please support this event for a good cause!
Kenmare Athletic Club will host its second annual fundraising
10km Kenmare Bridge Run on Saturday 9th February, beginning
at 2pm. Entry fee is 15 euro on the day and there are great
prizes to be won. As with last year there will be a one mile kids
charity fun run, through the golf club and Reenagross Park, just
before the main event. The whistle will blow at 1pm and this
year the money raised will be divided between Fix Crumlin, The
Brothers of Charity who do great work with autistic children in
the area, and the Kenmare Special Needs Group. All support on
the day will be more than welcome, whether you come out and
run (or walk) the route, help with marshalling or serve a cup of
tea. For more information, visit www.kenmareathleticclub.com or
e-mail Tessa at [email protected].
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By now we know our fate and are possibly
(hopefully!) looking forward to a date in Croke
Park. Either way it has been a fantastic period
for our footballers and hurlers (many of them
dual players) and with the Leagues getting
ready to kick off and Kerry in the McGrath
Cup Final the season is stretching out full of
promise again.
Training has started again at various grades –
much thanks to all trainers and mentors for
their commitment.
MOUTHGUARDS
It is now mandatory for all players up to and
including Minors to wear a mouthguard at
training and during matches. There are three
types of mouth guards:
Stock mouthguards are preformed and come
ready to wear. They are inexpensive and can
generally be purchased in sports shops for in or
around 5 each. However, little can be done to
adjust their fit, they are bulky, can make
breathing and talking difficult, and they provide
limited protection. Dentists do not recommend
their use, nonetheless, once they carry the CE
(European Conformity) mark they are
acceptable in terms of complying with the new
GAA Rules.
Official OPRO GAA/GPA stock
mouthguards will be available for purchasing
through your local retailers: Finnegans,
SuperValu, Centra, Lifestyle and Elverys.
Boil and bite mouthguards can also be
bought over the counter at most Sports Shops
and generally offer a better fit than stock mouth
protectors. The "boil and bite" mouthguard is
made from thermoplastic material. It is placed
in hot water to soften, then placed in the mouth
and shaped around the teeth using finger and
tongue pressure. Dentists do not recommend
their use in general. Typically these type of
mouthguards will cost in the region of 8 to 33
and again any mouthguard with the CE mark
on it in this category is sufficient to ensure
compliance with the new rule.
Official OPRO GAA/GPA boil & bite
mouthguards will be available for purchasing
through your local retailers: SuperValu, Centra,
Lifestyle and Elverys.
Custom-fitted mouthguards are individually
designed and made in a dental office or a
The New Years Epic run
This was the second year that the club
have held The News Years Epic Run
(new name as 10 miles of Hell was
putting some people off !!). With
numbers of participants doubling to 22,
it proved that this intimidating course
was not dissuading brave souls from
signing up. Conditions were wet n
windy, just as we hoped. Cork Tri’s
Peter O Gorman set off at a blistering
pace and soon split the lead group. He
maintained this lead to come home a
comfortable winner of the now 11.5mile
new route in 1hr 28min. Kenmare Tri’s
Pawel Glowczyk was second and was
closely followed by Cork’s Sean Finn
who may have placed higher but for
going off route earlier. The return of
Ellen Vitting competing for Kenmare
was great to see and she narrowly
pushed past Maureen Harrington in the
last one hundred meters to claim first
women home. Lousie Keane of the
famous triathlon family in Cork placed
third. A big thanks to The Bay Leisure
Club for providing showers to the
athletes afterwards. James from Jam
once again provided an amazing spread
including a large chocolate birthday
cake for Robert. Once again he kindly
sponsored this and his continued
support of the club is greatly
appreciated. A big thanks to all who
took place especially our friends from
Cork Triathlon Club.
New Years day swim
30 plus swimmers plunged into the near
freezing waters of Killmackilogue
harbour in the now traditional new years
day swim. Wet suits were abandoned for
the day and only the very hardy were
able to stay more than a minute or so in
the water. Luckily Helen’s pub was
close at hand, and hot drinks and food
were gladly consumed. Thanks very
much to Helen and her staff for
accommodating us and providing hot
showers and changing facilities.
Mountain Biking
The club has recently taken to the trails,
tracks and back roads of both the Beara
Kenmare News
professional laboratory based on your dentist's
instructions. These will not just offer the best
protection against dental and oral injury but
they should not affect performance i.e.
breathing and speech should be relatively
unaffected particularly if these have been worn
regularly.
First, your dentist will make an impression
of your teeth and a mouthguard is then molded
over the model using a special material. Due to
the use of the special material and because of
the extra time and work involved, this custommade mouthguard is more expensive than the
other types, but it provides the most comfort
and protection.
Official OPRO custom fitted mouthguards
will be available from a network of dentists.
Coiste na nOg: The AGM for Coiste na nOg
will be on Friday 1st February at nine o'clock
in the Club House. The board are looking for
someone interested in being delegate to the
Kerry County Board - this involves roughly
four meetings a year. Also if anyone is
interested in doing the Referees course to be
held in February over 3 nights please contact
the officers of the club.
and Kerry way as opposed to our usual
road spins on a Sunday morning. These
trips have been great fun and anybody
who took part will testify to the great
work out and the trill of descending and
ascending on less than perfect ground
conditions. The bike skill necessary to
master the art of mountain biking were
a lesson to us all and hopefully with a
few more of these trips it will improve
our overall bike handling. Thanks to
Paul Tanner and Robert Whyte who
hosted these events.
Tri club members enjoying a mountain
bike trip
The brave swimmers of the new years day swim
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John O’Leary guest of honour at Templenoe presentation
all photographs Mary O’Neill
The Templenoe GAA Club Medal Presentation was held in the Brook Lane hotel on Sunday
December 30th. It was a very well attended event, and new Kerry GAA PRO, John O'Leary
was the guest of honour. The Templenoe Seniors, pictured here with their silverware, were
presented with medals for winning Div 4 of the County SFL, the Finnegan Cup and the
Spillane Cup by Former Kerry Footballer Pat Spillane. Back Row left to right; Kieran O'Neill,
Danny Cahalane, Daniel O'Neill, Patrick Palmer, John Morley, Martin Reilly, John Rice, Cian
Hallissey, Brian Crowley, Kieran McCarthy, Adrian Spillane, Sean Sheehan, John Moriarty,
John Spillane, Dan O'Connor, Paul O'Sullivan, Noel O'Sullivan, Denis O'Neill, Tom
O'Sullivan, John K O'Sullivan Selector, Teddy Doyle and Brian Granville Secetary. Front Row
left to right; Timmy Clifford Chairman, Paul Crowley Selector, Mike Hallissey, Colm Breen,
Joseph Sheehan, Mike Crowley Manager, John O'Leary Kerry Co Board PRO, Anthony
Sheehan, Gavin Crowley, Tadgh Morley & Timmy O'Sullivan.
The ever popular Pat Peter O'Sullivan was
voted Supporter of the Year. Pat Spillane
presented him with some Templenoe GAA
Gear.
Sean Sheehan was the Templenoe
Footballer of the Year for 2012; Pat
Spillane presented him with a new pair of
football boots at the Templenoe Medal
Presentation in Brooklane Hotel.
The Templenoe Minor Team pictured at their Medal Presentation for their Div 2 league
victory. Back Row left to right; Stephen O'Sullivan, Patrick Clifford, John Rice, Brian
Crowley, Cian Hallissey, Adrian Spillane, Richard Palmer, Darren Cremin and Pat Spillane.
Front Row left to right; Timmy Clifford Chairman, Kevin Rice Selector, Killian Spillane,
Mike Crowley Manager, John O'Leary Co Board PRO, Gavin Crowley, Denis O'Neill, Joshua
Holland and Tommy Granville Secetary.
Arthour O'Connor, President,
presents Adrian Spillane with his
minor medal.
Pat Spillane presents Teddy
Doyle with his Medal at the
presentation.
Arthur O'Connor, President of Templenoe
GAA Club, presents Gavin Crowley with his
Minor
Medal.
Pat Spillane presents Darren
Cremin with his medal.
Pat Spillane presents Danny Cahalane
with his medal.
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Chairman: Dennis O'Brien, Secretary: Majella O'Sullivan, Treasurer: Paul Cassidy,
PRO: Charlie Vaughan, Youth Liaison Officer: Ronan O Tuama
Rain, rain everywhere!!
The last month saw the fixtures coming through
thick and fast for Inter Kenmare. Sadly, with the
Irish weather being as it is, a fixture is never a
sure thing. Sure enough, several games had to
be cancelled for Inter both at home and away.
Results on those games that did go ahead are
below along with a selection of match reports.
For up to date fixtures and reports please visit
our website at www.interkenmare.com.
Sunday 14th January
Denny Premier A
Classic FC 2 - 2 Inter Kenmare
Inter A’s travelled to Tralee to face Classic FC
and came away with a good 2 - 2 draw. Inter fell
behind early to an unlucky goal when a cross
went in off the post. Soon after Sean Murphy
scored from a free kick bringing the score to a
goal a piece. Classic then scored their second
goal. Without wasting time, Inter had the
opportunity to equalise from the penalty spot
after Dan Cahalane was brought down by the
keeper but the kick was saved and the rebound
went over the bar.
Inter Kenmare were under pressure in the
second half but good defending kept Classic out
and with minutes remaining Keith Harrington
scored to make it 2 - 2.
By Donal Casey
Crossmahon Ladies 0 - 9 Inter Ladies - 0 - 12
on aggregate
Inter Kenmare travelled to Crossmahon for the
second leg of the first round of the West Cork
Cup. Kenmare ladies were much too strong for
Crossmahon on this occasion and were never
put under any pressure from the Crossmahon
team. Good team performance and some
excellent passing moves lead to Kenmare’s 9-0
win. Scores for Kenmare, Laura O’Sullivan 2,
Majella
O’Sullivan
2,
Michelle
O’Sullivan(Casey) 2, Melissa Finn 2 and Katie
O’Shea 1.
Inter Kenmare are now through to the semi final
of the cup and must await some other results
before they find out who their opponents will be,
they are also currently top of the league after 6
games.
By Majella O’Sullivan
Sunday 6th January
Denny Division 2A
Inter 2 - 6 Shanakill
Saturday 29th December
Kerry Biofuels Youths League
Inter 3 - 6 NK Dons
Friday 28th December
Killarney Plaza 15’s
Listowel 5 - 2 Inter Kenmare
Inter Kenmare 15’s travelled to Listowel last
Friday. Within the first 10 minutes of the game,
John Crowley got sent off for an accidental
handball. Listowel converted the penalty. Then
Denis Cronin took on the whole back line of
Listowel and got a cracker of a goal. Following
this, Daniel Taylor was brought down going
through and converted a penalty for Kenmare.
At half time the scoreboard read 2 - 1 to
Kenmare.In the second half, Listowel kept up
the pressure and scored 4 goals against a very
tired Kenmare team with only 10 players in
action.
Inter Kenmare 15’s travelled to Listowel last
Friday. Within the first 10 minutes of the game,
John Crowley got sent off for an accidental
handball. Listowel converted the penalty. Then
Denis Cronin took on the whole back line of
Listowel and got a cracker of a goal. Following
this, Daniel Taylor was brought down going
through and converted a penalty for Kenmare.
At half time the scoreboard read 2 - 1 to
Kenmare.
In the second half, Listowel kept up the
pressure and scored 4 goals against a very
tired Kenmare team with only 10 players in
action. Despite the disadvantage, it was a great
game with lovely soccer played. Johnny
Sullivan Casey made some great saves in goal.
Simon O’Shea, Chris Sullivan Casey, John
Crowley and Luke O’Sullivan were all very
strong in defence. Man of the match Denis
Cronin along with Sean Casey, Daniel Taylor,
Darragh Twomey and Tom (P.O) O’Sullivan
made great runs and passes in midfield. Joey
Quinn made his debut up front and was causing
great upset to Listowel defence all day.
Paty Murphy came on for Quinn up front. James
Jones took over Sean Casey’s role in tackling at
midfield. Despite defeat on the day, Coach
Caroline Taylor was very happy with the team’s
performance. They never gave up and battled
to the end; great football and skill displayed.
Inter should be proud of their efforts.
By Caroline Taylor
Saturday 22nd December
Kerry Biofuels Youths League
Listowel Celtic 4 - 1 Inter Kenmare
Saturday 15th December
Moriarty’s Centra 11’s
Killarney Celtic A 8 - 1 Inter Kenmare
Killarney Celtic B 9 - 4 Inter Kenmare
Kerry Biofuels Youth’s
Inter Kenmare 2 - 3 Castleisland
The game concluded 2-3 in favour of
Castleisland. However, Inter had started the
game very brightly with Conor Maye in the
centre forward berth working hard to escape his
markers and link with midfield. Killian
Harrington and Paudie O’Sullivan were
providing width in the wide forward positions
and Kenmare were constructing some
purposeful moves that should have proved
profitable.
Castleisland began to get to more involved,
although their main attacking ploy seem to be to
position several players in clear offside
positions in the hope the referee would allow at
least one move in this manner to prosper. At
one stage they had 5 players in an off side
position and still berated the referee for calling
offside. At least one of their goals resulted in a
player scoring from an off side position; the
referees need to be more vigilant or the game
becomes a mockery. Eventually Kenmare made
the breakthrough after a clearance from
defence was expertly nodded on by Fintan
Kennedy and Conor Maye, playing intelligently
with his back to goal lost his marker and latched
onto the ball. Keeping his composure he rolled
the ball back to Josh Holland who deftly
chipped the keeper from 25 yards out. The half
finished a merited 1 nil to Inter.
Castleisland stared the second half in
determined fashion, but Inter withstood the
storm and once again took control of the match
and looked the most likely to score. Kenmare
had a certain goal disallowed that the referee
adjudged not to have crossed the line.
Unfortunately, Castleisland scored from a rare
break away and then notched a second to make
it 2-1. Undaunted, Kenmare battled on and
Conor Maye grabbed the equaliser and
Kenmare looked set fare to go on and win the
game. But the old adage that teams are most
vulnerable after they have scored came back to
haunt Inter as they conceded an exceptionally
soft goal straight from the kick off. Kenmare
battled bravely but could not get that elusive
goal to equalise. The lads can take plenty of
positives from the game played on a sticky
pitch, but they must concentrate for the full
duration.
By John Holland
Sunday 16th December
Denny Premier A
Inter Kenmare 1 - 5 Camp Utd
Sunday 9th December
West Cork Ladies League
Knockavila 3 -3 Inter Kenmare
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planks.
Other trees about to be felled –
all in the Kenmare town area.
Contact John Daly (087)
1325665
Aloe Vera Gel
Poor diet, stress, caffeine,
over-processed foods etc. can
all lead to less than tip-top
health. Aloe Vera, with its
wealth of essential nutrients,
can help redress the balance.
Aloe works on our immune
system, replenishing the
nutrients as required.
Aloe Vera contains amazing
healing properties such as
inhibiting pain and reducing
inflammation. It is excellent as
a coagulant, cicatrisant, cell
regenerator, digestor,
detoxifier, rehydrator, is
nutritious and also contains 17
of the 23 amino acids required
by the body.
To order contact Suzanne on
087 2286182 for further
information.
Services
Roughty Plant Hire Ltd.,
Machines and 6 ton swivel
dumpers for hire.
Mini diggers, track machines,
tractor and trailers.
Self Hire also available.
Contract work undertaken.
Estate maintenance contracts
undertaken. Grass cutting
contracts undertaken.
Contact Ian
087 630 4241
or 064 6685982
Container 20 foot and
Insulated.
Excellent Condition. Used only
for storing home items
including electrical and
shelving.
Water Proof. Lockable.
Double doors at end.
Price €800
Suzanne 087 2286182
French period carved mirrored
armoire
French carved single bed frame
French carved wall panel 1 x
2M
Tony Gelder Templenoe
064 6682006 / 087 1911713
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving
Novena to St. Claire
Ask St Clare for three favours,
one business, two others,
and say nine Hail Mary's for
nine days. Pray whether you believe
or not.
Publish as soon as possible. DC
intercessions of Mary, the most
Holy Mother, I know and I ask that
my prayer be granted (and it was).
Oh Jesus, you have said all you ask
the Father in my name will be
granted through the intercession of
Mary, the most Holy Mother. I
humbly beg and urgently ask the
faith in thy name that my prayer be
granted.
Jesus who has said Heaven and
Earth shall pass away and my hand
shall not pass away through the
intercession of Mary the most Holy
Mother. I feel confident my prayer
shall be answered.
Say this prayer at the same time
every day for nine hours on one
day. Never fails. Promise
publication. DC
May the Scared Heart of Jesus be
praised, adored and glorified nd
loved today and everyday
throughout the whole world. Amen
Say nine times daily for nine days.
DC
Never Fail Novena
Say hourly x nine hours.
Jesus who has said, ask and you
shall receive, seek and you shall
find, knock and the door will be
opened unto you. Through the
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Property To Let
2 bed Apartment, Cuirt Cleady,
Glanerought, Kenmare
€375 per month
2 Bed Townhouse, Henry
Court, Kenmare
€375 per month
2 Bed Apartment, Palm Grove,
Kenmare,
€400 per month
4 Bed Gortamullen Heights,
Kenmare
€450 per month
3 Bedroom house, Riverside
villas, Kenmare
€500 per month
4 Bed House, Killoween Road,
Kenmare
€550 per month
3 Bed Bungalow, Parc Clonee,
Kenmare
€550 per month
3 Bedroom, Atlantic Gateway,
Sneem
€600 per Month
2 Bed Town House, Barr
Neidin, Kenmare
€800 per month
Luxury 3 Bed House with Sea
Views, Killaha, Kenmare
€1200 per month
Contact
Elaine Daly (064) 6641213
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ESSENTIAL
SERVICES
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Ambulance, Fire, Gardai 999
Marine, Mountain Rescue
6641177
Kenmare Gardai
6631222
Brosnans Pharmacy 6641318
POST OFFICE
Kenmare
6641490
Tousist
6684201
Blackwater Bridge
6689245
ACUPUNCTURE
Barbara O’Leary
086 3809067
COMPLIMENTARY
MEDICINE
Kathrina O’Sullivan
087 7579294
CAREER SERVICES
Pauline Lane
087 9066350
MEDICAL SERVICES
Dr Vincent Boland
6641303
Dr Rose Crushell
6641514
Dr R & B O’Driscoll 6641333
Dr D Waterhouse
6645204
Dr. Maria Quille
6641544
Health Service, Henry St. 6642414
Community Hospital 6641088
DENTISTS
Gerry McCarthy
6641650
Con O’Leary
6642621
PHARMACIES
Brosnans Pharmacy 6641318
McSweeney’s Pharmacy 6679880
Sheahan’s Pharmacy 6641354
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Christina Foley
The Medical Centre 087 9220292
Kenmare Physiotherapy Clinic,
Henry Street.
Darren Gaffey
086 1068505
HOMOEOPATHS
Pam Mullers
086 3009109
PSYCHOTHERAPY/
COUNSELLING
Michele O’Brien 064 6642503
CHIROPODY
Joan Lynch Purcell
6641158
CHIROPRACTIC
Bobbi Kestler, DC
087 2982697
HYPNOTHERAPY
Lee Tiller
6642919
NURSING HOMES
Tir na nOg
6641315
St Josephs
6641100
VETERINARY SERVICES
Lesley Dignam
6641436
Jimmy Duggan
6641202
Henk Offereins 087 7710360
OTHER SERVICES
Chamber of Commerce
& Tourism
6642615
Citizens Information 0761 077810
Community Welfare Officer
6641091
Kenmare Community Alert
Teddy O’Sullivan-Casey
087-6705108
CHIMNEY CLEANING
Kenmare Chimney & Stove
Cleaning
086 3090154
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