The Kerryman (North Kerry)

Sporting greats gathering to support Recovery Haven

- By FERGUS DENNEHY

THE finest names in the sporting world will descend on the Ballyroe Heights Hotel at the end of this month as they lend their support to Recovery Haven.

‘An Evening of Sporting Greats’ will take place on Friday, November 30 ,and will see GAA greats Micheál Ó Muircheart­aigh and Aidan O’Mahony; horse racing guru Ted Walsh; and Ireland’s women’s rugby captain Ciara Griffin take part in a panel on the night.

Up for discussion on the night will be the career highlights of all the greats involved, with a Q&A session planned with the audience afterwards – and a few interestin­g questions are bound to crop up, of course.

With talks of a few more Irish sports stars being added to the bill before the night, it is sure to be a very exciting night of sports banter and anecdotes – all in aid of the worthiest of causes.

Organisers of the night said they are delighted to have such big names on board.

Recovery Haven is a cancer-support service located at Haig’s Terrace in Tralee.

It offers caring and therapeuti­c services to those who are experienci­ng cancer, their families, and carers free of charge and in a safe environmen­t in Tralee.

The services receive no state funding, and the charity relies solely on donations from the public.

There are also outreach services in Killarney and Killorglin.

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The event will take place on Friday, November 30. Launching Recovery Haven’s upcoming ‘An Evening Of Sporting Greats’ at Ballyroe Heights Hotel on Tuesday evening were Billy Keane (MC), Jonathan Collins (GM Ballyroe Heights Hotel), Marisa Reidy, Philomena Stack, and Dermot Crowley (Recovery Haven), and Hannah O’Connell (front).

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