KNOCKANURE
ANNIVERSARIES
Margaret Brick, Martin Sheehy, Michael Fitzgerald, Mary Theresa Collins, Micky Liston, Liam O’Connor, Peggy Mulcahy, Martin Stack, Connie Shine, Michael Moloney, Mike Joe Stack, Mairead Scanlon, Kit Scanlon, Catherine Hudson, Con Anthony O’Connor, Jack Lynch, Mai McCarthy, Eileen Kennelly, Sean Culhane, Sr. Mercedes Meade, Sr. Aquinas Liston, Fr. Michael Buckley, Catherine Carmody, Johnny O’Hanlon, Eileen Collins, Fr. James Noonan, Bridie Foley, Mary Leahy, Fiona O’Connor, Joseph V Buckley, Mary Nolan, Mass Moyvane; Mon 15th at 7.30pm for Eileen Collins, Glin Road; Tues 16th at 7.30pm for Catherine Scanlon, Leitrim West & her husband John & their son Tom; Fri 19th at 7.30pm for Mary Nolan, Glenalappa; Sat 20th at 7.30pm for Bill Horan, Aughrim & Dec of the Horan Family, and on Sun 21st mass at 11.00am for Dick Stack, Moyvane South. Mass Knockanure; Thurs 18th at 7.30pm for Pats Lane, Beenanaspug, and Sun 21st at 10.00am mass for Kathleen O’Connor, Knockanure.
SYMPATHY
To Nora Winter & Family, Kilmeaney on the death of her aunt Mary Keane, Knocknagoshel.
DEATHS
DEATH has occurred of Hannah Mai O’Connor (née Long), 16 Lartigue Village, Listowel. Late of Guhard, Lisselton. Hannah Mai died on the 8th of January, 2018, survived by her husband Bernie, sisters Margaret and Teresa and her late sister Mary B, brothers Mike, Jer, John and Pat Joe, brothers and sisters-in-law, nephews and nieces. Requiem Mass for Hannah Mai was celebrated on Friday, the 12th of January at St. Mary’s Church, Listowel, followed by burial afterwards in John Paul II Cemetery.
DEATH of Fr. Brendan Dalton on the 31st of December 2017 in Florida. Late of St. Bernadette Catholic Church, Hollywood, Florida and formerly of Bridge Road, Listowel. Survived by his brother Fr. Bryan, sisters Rosemary and Mona, brother-in-law John, nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.
DEATH has taken place of Thomas (Tom) Wright, Ballymoirisheen Ardagh late of an Garda Siochana and Listowel Co. Kerry. Died on December 26 2017 and he was predeceased by brothers John and Ted. He was 79 years old, he was 20 years in Listowel.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
KNOCKANURE: Tues 10am to 6pm. MOYVANE: Wed 10am to 7pm.
Answer: Your consumer rights during a sale are exactly the same as at any other time of the year. Your rights do not change just because you bought the item in a sale.
Goods should be of merchantable quality, fit for their intended purpose and as described. If they are not, you are entitled to a repair, replacement or refund.
If you are entitled to a refund because there is a fault with goods that you bought at full price, you should be refunded the amount you paid even if they are now on sale at a reduced price.
Shop notices such as No Refunds or No Exchanges do not limit your rights, if you have a complaint about faulty items. Some shops display these notices, particularly during the sales, but this does not take away your rights under consumer protection law if the goods are faulty.
However, you are not entitled to a refund because you change your mind about something you have bought in a shop, whether this is during the sales or at any other time of the year. Many shops do allow you to exchange goods that you have had second thoughts about, but this is at their discretion. It is a good idea to check the shop=92s refund policy before buying anything.
If you buy goods at full price but change your mind about them, and they are now on sale at a lower price, you may only be offered the reduced amount (if the shop is willing to offer a refund).
You should always keep your receipts as proof of purchase and the price paid. This doesn=92t necessarily have to be the shop receipt. You could show your credit or debit card statement (if you used one) or other documentation that proves it was purchased.
For more information, visit the website of the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission at ccpc.ie.
Further information is available from the Citizens Information Service below
Killarney–0761 07 7820 Email: killarney@citinfo.ie; Tralee–0761 07 7860 Email: tralee@citinfo. ie; Caherciveen–0761 07 7780 Email: caherciveen@citinfo.ie; Kenmare–0761 07 7810 Email: kenmare@citinfo.ie; Killorglin– 07 7830 Email: killorglin@citinfo.ie Listowel–0761 07 7840 Email: .listowel@citinfo.ie; Phone Centre No: 0761 07 4000. the start of the Munster cups with the first round to be played on January 27th.
SENIORS
Our amalgamated senior team had their first win of the season at the weekend. After a pulsating contest played at a very high tempo the West Munster men came out 25-24 winners against St. Senans. Next up is a trip to Ennis next weekend.
Listowel RFC now has over 3874 Facebook friends and continues its quest to become Kerry’s best followed club. We would urge once again that you all encourage your friends to befriend Listowel Rfc and like our results page Listowel Rugby, our next target has to be 4000 friends.