KILMOYLEY

tSíthigh was alerted to the events by local business man, and great friend always to our school, Mike Parker.

Séan jumped on the chance to cover the story and record a piece for television. The item aired on Tuesday evening, June 2 nd , and a proud school and village community tuned in to see it. Séan was brilliant, he made the whole experience fun and relaxed. He gave everyone time and he enjoyed the scarecrows himself. He spoke to Pádraig, Tina and Maria=85he also spoke to Nora Falvey our Principal who was a bit camera shy but she was there all the time assisting and enabling this to happen. The children attended to their own scarecrows for the recording, scarecrows had been set up with a good distance between them, and Séan spoke to and praised them for their efforts. He showed great interest in them and they thoroughly enjoyed the time. A fantastic memory to have.

The winners were:

First place; Faye Quirke with Bob the Cowboy Builder

Second place; Riah, Daire and Megan McGuinness with Lady Dearg

Third Place; Emma and Cillian Horgan with Frank

Farmers Choice Award; Cian and Eoin Mangan with Dr. Covid

Sponsors: Parkers Pub Kilflynn; Dillanes Londis Maxol Abbeydorney; David Power Butchers Abbeydorney; Garryowen Transport Limited Kilflynn; Zam Zam Kebab Kilflynn; Prims on the run; The Poor farmer; Tommy Neenan; Shindig Tralee; Mike Neenan

Transportation: Tony Nolan. Pádraig Fuller

Volunteers, stylists: Fiona Horgan, Karen Tuite, Chloe Neenan, Tommy Neenan, Maria Cunningham, Tina O Connell,

Staging Mike Conway, Paddy Murnane, Dermot Ryan, Paul Sheehan, Josh Greaney. Paddy Weir

We would like to say a massive Thank You to EVERYONE! Everyone who took part and everyone who helped in any way. Special thanks to Pádraig Fuller for approaching us and getting the ball

COVID-19 ROADMAP

There were positive announcements this week with the easing of restrictions around the Coronavirus and the new Phase2 plus from Monday last. The main changes now means we can travel anywhere within the county and up to 20 km if moving beyond the county bounds. Most retailers are now also allowed to open with shop opening times being staggered to