The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition)

KILLORGLIN

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WOMAN 2000

Woman 2000 is a women’s social group which meets every Tuesday from 10.30am to 12.30pm in the CYMS Killorglin. The aims of the group are to combat rural isolation and to encourage members to stay physically and mentally active, learn new skills, expand their social circle and make new friends. There are a wide range of activities including: exercise; arts and crafts; self developmen­t courses; speakers on subjects varying from bird watching to music, health issues to gardening, nutrition to self-awareness. Plus there are outings, competitio­ns, quizzes, bingo, tea with brack and chat! A warm welcome awaits anyone who would like to come along and join us.

For more informatio­n please contact Margaret O’Sullivan (Chairperso­n) on 087 9020843.

VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR EXCITING LOCAL PROJECT

The holiday season is approachin­g and at the Reeks District Visitor Centre in Killorglin, we are getting ready to welcome visitors from Ireland and overseas.

Over the last 12 months, much work has gone into rebranding and publicisin­g the fantastic natural amenities and things to do in the Reeks District.

We have been delighted by the extensive coverage in national and internatio­nal press, including being named in the 2019 Rough Guides list and are looking forward to a successful visitor season.

Currently the Visitor Centre is open Monday - Friday from 9-5pm. However, to better meet the needs of those holidaying in the area, we would like to increase the opening hours to include some early evenings and Saturdays.

As a volunteer, you will be asked to offer between 2- 4 hours per week between June and September in the Visitor Centre.

You do not need to be an =91expert’ about the area or the activities that it offers; Most importantl­y, you need to have a genuine love for our region of Kerry and a desire to encourage others to enjoy it.

If you are interested in joining our team, please come along to the Volunteer Open Morning that we are holding on Saturday April 13th from 10am -- 1pm at the Reeks District Visitor Centre, Library Place, Killorglin.

For any further queries, please contact lee@reeksdistr­ict.com or Mobile 0879713339

WHIST WINNERS

Whist results 14.3.19: Maureen Brennan, Mary O’Shea, Mary Fenton, Frank Brennan, John Joe Fitzgerald, Maureen O’Sullivan, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Helen Leane, Mary Moriarty, John McMahon.

Whist winners 21.3.19: Hilda Coffey, Maureen Brennan, Mai McKenna, Cathy Kelliher, Ann Daly, Mary Moriarty, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Christina Griffin, Margaret Coakley, Nuala O’Keeffe, Maureen O’Sullivan, Helen Leane, Kathleen S Fitzgerald, Margaret Gill.

Whist on Thursday 9pm. Everybody welcome.

LOCAL HISTORY LECTURE

Organised by Killorglin History & Folklore Society, Ballymalis Castle’ is the subject of an illustrate­d lecture to be given at 8pm on Thursday 28th March 2019 in the KCYMS Mini Theatre by Grellan Rourke, Archaeolog­ist with OPW (Office of Public Works).

Conservati­on work is ongoing at the castle (fortified tower house) and it will be interestin­g to get the story. All welcome.

CANDLE LIT VIGIL & ROSARY

Saturday May 25th in Library Square @8 pm

Please bring candles and rosary beads to remember the 900 tiny babies who have died in Ireland since January 1st 2019

CYMS WEEKLY ACTIVITIES

Bingo takes place in the CYMS every Sunday at 8.30pm. Jackpot €1,500.

Pilates in CYMS every Monday and Friday morning 9.30 to 10.30. Wednesday Eve 7-8pm

Snooker in the CYMS Hall daily 10 to 10 Monday- Saturday

Women 2000: 10.30 am -12.30 pm Tuesdays.

Tae Kwando on Wednesdays CYMS Killorglin.

Artisan Market every Friday 10-1pm

Unislim: every Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning

CONTRIBUTI­ONS WELCOME

If you have an upcoming event, charity appeal, or are looking for support for a community project or initiative in 2018, that you would like to be included in the Killorglin section of the Kerryman, I would be delighted to receive your contributi­ons. Just to confirm my e mail is jenny59car­ter@gmail.com (all lower case) and mobile number: 087 3304846)

 ??  ?? The Annascaul/Inch Hospice Fundraisin­g Committee presented a cheque for €13,500 to the Kerry Hospice Foundation on Thursday night proceeds from recent Coach Convoy fundraiser which was held all around West Kerry by Kennedy’s Coaches Annascaul, Kerry Coaches Killarney, O’Shea’s Travel, Tralee, Kerry Coaches Castlemain­e, Flynn’s Coaches Castlemain­e, and Goggins Coaches Ballinskel­ligs. From left sitting Anne Kennedy, Andrea O’Donoghue, PRO KHF, Kathleen O’Connor, and Marion Kennedy, back from left Margaret Crean KHF, Dora McCarthy, Joan Flahive, Maura Sullivan Treasure KHF, Siobhan Flahive, Philomena Curran, Bridie O’Connor KHF, and Carmel McCarthy. Photo: John Cleary.
The Annascaul/Inch Hospice Fundraisin­g Committee presented a cheque for €13,500 to the Kerry Hospice Foundation on Thursday night proceeds from recent Coach Convoy fundraiser which was held all around West Kerry by Kennedy’s Coaches Annascaul, Kerry Coaches Killarney, O’Shea’s Travel, Tralee, Kerry Coaches Castlemain­e, Flynn’s Coaches Castlemain­e, and Goggins Coaches Ballinskel­ligs. From left sitting Anne Kennedy, Andrea O’Donoghue, PRO KHF, Kathleen O’Connor, and Marion Kennedy, back from left Margaret Crean KHF, Dora McCarthy, Joan Flahive, Maura Sullivan Treasure KHF, Siobhan Flahive, Philomena Curran, Bridie O’Connor KHF, and Carmel McCarthy. Photo: John Cleary.
 ??  ?? James Curran Captain presenting thee proceeds of the Killarney Golf Club Choir fundraisin­g competitio­n to Bernard Collins with competitio­n winners Dan Moynihan 1st, Teddy O’Sullivan 2nd, Ger Walsh 3rd and Tom Prendergas­t Club President at Killarney Golf and Fishing Club on Sunday.Photo by Michelle Cooper Galvin
James Curran Captain presenting thee proceeds of the Killarney Golf Club Choir fundraisin­g competitio­n to Bernard Collins with competitio­n winners Dan Moynihan 1st, Teddy O’Sullivan 2nd, Ger Walsh 3rd and Tom Prendergas­t Club President at Killarney Golf and Fishing Club on Sunday.Photo by Michelle Cooper Galvin

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