The Kerryman (North Kerry)

BROSNA

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MAJOR CELEBRATIO­N OF MINOR VICTORY

Brosna Hall, 16 September at 6.30pm is the place and time to join the Parish in celebratin­g Paul Walsh and his Minor team’s 5 in a row win. Everyone welcome!!!

TRACTOR RUN

A wonderful turn out yesterday for the annual Paudie Fitzmauric­e Tractor Run. It has become an amazing event that brings together all ages and genders who spruce up their tractors and make the circuit to remember my old National School classmate and lovely human being, Paudie. It’s fantastic seeing all the little kids out along the circuit loving the display of tractors.

GAA GLORY

It just keeps on coming! At the forthcomin­g All Ireland Ladies Football Final, our very own Emily Woods will be honoured as part of the Kerry senior squad who won the All Ireland 25 years ago. Let us never forget that it was a woman who first brought a Senior All Ireland football medal to this parish - in my living memory. Emily will always be remembered as the player who managed to kick over the very point that won Kerry the Munster title that year thus allowing the team to push on to All Ireland glory. We will be watching with pride on Sunday, Emily, as you take to the pitch. Congratula­tions!

RUN, WALK OR CRAWL

The Three Counties 4k Road Race commences on Sunday, 16 September in Rockchapel at 1pm. Subsequent 4ks will take place in Knocknagos­hel, Brosna, Mountcolli­ns and other parishes in the Duhallow area. All funds raised in each location will go to support local community efforts. The follow-up dates for the 4k challenges (to be walked or run) will be listed here over the next few weeks. It’s time to dust off your runners and get back some of your pre-Summer fitness.

MATCH NEWS

St Kierans had a one point win over Feale Rangers yesterday in Listowel. Congratula­tions to our Brosna players who make up part of this exciting team.

Saturday 15th September - Brosna Juniors take on Annascaul in the Cahill Cup Semi-Final - time and venue tbc. Best wishes to all involved.

NEW CHAPTERS

Our best wishes to all the students who progressed from home life to Primary School, from Primary School to Secondary School and from Secondary School to College. These are all milestone events in your young lives so expect it to feel strange, new, exciting and even challengin­g. Change is inevitable in life so it is always good when we look for the positives and meet the experience halfway. With all good wishes!

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