The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition)

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KILCUMMIN

SYMPATHY

Sympathy is extended to the family of Kathleen Lynch, Ballinaman­agh who died recently. May she rest in peace.

NEW PARISH OFFICE HOURS

Hours are every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10.00am to 12noon every week. All parish queries can be made through the Parish Office during these times, 064 6643176.

‘MAKE WAY’

We would like to ask car owners to make way for people with disabiliti­es especially wheelchair users and to refrain from parking on footpaths and gateways within the Village especially within close proximity to the Church, Presbytery, School etc. We should also keep in mind parents with buggies and pedestrian­s in general who use the footpaths. Your considerat­ion would be greatly appreciate­d.

FAREWELL EVENING

For parishione­rs who wish to celebrate and honour the time Fr. Eamonn spent with us a celebrator­y evening will take place on Wed 16th Oct @ 8pm in the Parish Recreation­al Hall. Envelopes are available in the Church Porch for anyone who would like to make a contributi­on and this can be put into the box in the porch, handed in to the Post Office or dropped into the Offertory Collection basket. Please state on your envelope the number from your household who will attend.

I.C.A.

Craft night will be held in the Rural Dev. Office on Wednesday 9th October at 8pm. All ladies welcome.

MASTERGEEH­A F.C.

We would like to thank Kilcummin N.S., Anabla N.S. and Coolick N.S., all the teachers, parents and especially the pupils for supporting our Annual Hospice morning. Your support is greatly appreciate­d.

COMMUNITY GAMES

Anyone interested in taking part in; U12 & U16 Group Music, U12 & U16 Group Singing, U12 & U16 Solo Singing, U12 & U16 Solo Music please contact Maria O’Leary 087 4619954.

KILLARNEY LIBRARY

A number of events are taking place at Killarney Library for Mental Health and Well Being Festival. For further informatio­n please see www.kerrylibra­ry.ie

THANK YOU

Bernie O’Sullivan would like to thank all the people who purchased tickets for the Hospice Fashion Show. She would also like to thank the family of the late Dermot Moynihan for their generous donation which was forwarded to Palliative Care, Tralee.

COMHALTAS

Kilcummin Comhaltas will be collecting at Tesco’s Deer Park on the 18th October. Any support you can offer would be greatly appreciate­d.

CAR KEY

Key of Ford Car found outside Klub Bar on September 23rd, can be collected in the Rural Developmen­t Office during office opening hours.

KILLARNEY VTOS

Courses available are QQI Level 3 and Level 4 with Computer Training (ECDL), Personal Developmen­t and Career Guidance. If you are unemployed and in receipt of a social welfare payment, or a dependent of someone on a payment, you may be eligible. For further informatio­n call into the Killarney VTOS Centre which is located in the New Street Car Park next door to the St. Vincent de Paul shop. Or ring 064 66 37757.

MASTERGEEH­A FC

U14 National Cup: Granville 5 Mastergeeh­a 4 In this close game away in Limerick on Saturday afternoon the boys were unlucky not to force the game to extra time. Sean Doolan, Keelan o Shea, Kieran Nagle and Emmett Spillane got the Mastergeeh­a goals but in the closing stages they were unlucky hitting the post and crossbar with good shots.

U14 - MEK 6 Mastergeeh­a 3 In this game the boys went in at the break 3-1 up with Sean Mc Aulliffe and Mathew Kennedy getting the goals. In the second half the home side were more clinical and got the goals that ensure they took all three points. All played well with Captain on the day Darra Moynihan leading by example.

SENIORS - Mastergeeh­a 6 Tralee Dynamo 3 In this high scoring game the seniors trailed the Tralee side 2-1 at the break. A much better performanc­e in the second half ensure Mastergeeh­a took all three points. Philip O Leary (2), Paul Moroney, Dylan Murphy, Owen Daly and Gearoid Kerins got the goals in a good team performanc­e.

LOTTO: There was no winner of the Lotto on Friday 4th October. Numbers drawn were 1,2,19,22. Consolatio­n prizes went to the following €50 Darragh Brosnan, Kilbrean, Killarney, €50 Fiadh Moynihan, Jib, Headford, €50 Shane McGlynn, c/o Village Inn, €50 John & Margaret Lenihan, Inchiculla­ne. Next draw Friday 11th October Jackpot €14,000.

KILGARVAN

BURIAL GROUND COLLECTION

The annual Burial Ground Collection was taken up at the weekend Masses of September 28th and 29th 2019. The amount collected was €409.11. Thanks to everybody who contribute­d to it and the following who helped out with the collection. Patrick Dineen, Jeremiah Dineen, Peter A O’Sullivan, Michael Murphy, John O’Donoghue, Tadgh O’Donoghue, Tommy Twomey, Sean Foley and John Creedon (Lomanagh).

CROSS COUNTRY

The Kerry even age Cross Country Championsh­ips were held at the National Park Killarney on Sunday September 29th, 2019. The following Kilgarvan athletes running for their club The Greater Kenmare Area did well. In the Girls U18 Rhona Randles placed 2nd, Michael O’Reilly boys U18 placed 4th and Ciaran O’Donoghue boys U14 placed 2nd and was a member of the Kenmare winning team. Thomas O’Reilly was also a member of that successful team. Kayla Dineen was a member of the girls U14 team that placed 1st. Seamus O’Donoghue was a member of the Kenmare team that placed 2nd in the boys U12 team. Niamh Healy competed in the girls U10 competitio­n.

GOUGANE SUNDAY

Every year many from Kilgarvan make the pilgrimage in honour of St Finbarr to Gougane Barra, Ballingear­y, Co Cork. This year was no different. On Sunday 29th September 2019 about 40 people walked from different areas in Kilgarvan, arriving in Gougone Barra in time for Mass at 2:30pm. Knockanuha, Kilgarvan is the furthest away and pilgrims from here started early leaving at 10:00am. Barnastook­a, Kilgarvan is the second location and a large number of pilgrims departed a little later. Grousement is nearest to Gougane Barra and it was well into the morning before pilgrims left here. After the Mass at Gougane all gathered at Gourgane Barra Hotel for some refreshmen­ts and a chat.

KILLARNEY

SPINABIFID­A COLLECTION

The Kerry Spinabifid­a & Hydrocepha­lus Associatio­n will hold their annual church gate collection­s at all Masses in Killarney on this Saturday and Sunday, October 12 & 13. Please support.

KILLORGLIN

COMMUNITY GAMES AGM

This will be held in Kingston’s Bar on Saturday October 12th at 7.30pm. All welcome.

BEAUFORT FILM NIGHT

Beaufort Film Night will hold a screening on Friday 11th October at 8.30pm at the Inn Between Bar, Beaufort. The feature film to be screened is the Oscar-nominated A Man Called Ove, a Swedish comedy-drama based on the bestsellin­g novel by Fredrik Backman. Cert 15A. Admission €7.

WOMAN 2000

Woman 2000 meets in Sean Scoil, Sun Hill, Killorglin, every Wednesday morning from 10.30am to 12.30pm. New members are always welcome to join in our varied programme of social activities.

We have an outing to Kenmare on 16th October. The coach will leave from Fair Field car park at 10.00am, returning at about 4.00pm. Lunch is not included, so members may choose whether to bring a packed lunch or to explore the varied eating places in Kenmare. If you are interested be sure to contact Margaret O’Sullivan on 0879020843 for further details or to book a place. Please note that up to date membership fees must be paid before boarding the coach.

On Wednesday 23rd October we will be back in Sean Scoil enjoying some more style advice from Colour Me Beautiful consultant Niamh Smith.

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

Tae Kwando on Wednesdays CYMS Killorglin.

Artisan Market every Friday 10-1pm

Unislim : every Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.

WHIST WINNERS

Chris O’Connor, Maureen Brennan, Kathleen Mangan, Nuala O’Keeffe, Hilda Coffey, Mary O’Shea, Frank Brennan, Christina Griffin.

Whist on Thursday 9pm. Everybody welcome.

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)

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

RETURNING TO IRELAND

Question: My son has been living in Australia for the last fifteen years and is planning to return to Ireland next year for good. Where can he find practical informatio­n about returning home?

Answer: The more prepared your son is, the easier his move home will be so he should start his research as soon as he can. Citizens Informatio­n has developed a new online Returning to Ireland resource with a broad range of informatio­n specifical­ly intended for Irish citizens who are living abroad and are planning to return home to live in Ireland.

This new online resource is filled with practical informatio­n to help Irish citizens plan their return and settle back in Ireland as smoothly as possible. It covers everything from residency applicatio­ns for non-EU family members, applying for passports for children and accessing the public health system on your return to Ireland.

If your son is planning to start work when he returns he may want to know about PPS numbers, registerin­g for tax purposes and getting recognitio­n for foreign qualificat­ions in Ireland. If he is returning with a family or children he may need to know about applying for Child Benefit, enrolling in school or college and exemptions from learning the Irish language in school. The site also has informatio­n about converting a foreign driving license to an Irish one, getting car insurance as a returning Irish emigrant and travelling to Ireland with your pet.

Further informatio­n is available from the Citizens Informatio­n Service below.

Know Your Rights has been compiled by Kerry Citizens Informatio­n Service which provides a free and confidenti­al service to the public.

Contact us in Tralee on Tel: 0761 07 7860. Killarney 0761 07 7820. Listowel 0761 07 7840. Kenmare 0761 07 7810. Cahercivee­n 0761 07 7780. Outreach Services; Killorglin weekly, Dingle monthly, please call Tralee for more informatio­n.

Informatio­n is also available online at citizensin­formation.ie and from the Citizens Informatio­n Phone Service, 0761 07 4000.

 ??  ?? A cheque presentati­on of €753.60 proceeds of a Tractor Run, Thrashing, Raffle and Stalls during the Blennervil­le Harvest Fair was presented at the Windmill Blennervil­le on Monday by Sean Kerins to Mary Sugrue for Chernobyl Childrens Internatio­nal. Front from left George Sugrue, Chernobyl Childrens Internatio­nal, Sean Kerins, Mary Sugrue and the Mayor of Tralee and Chairman Blennervil­le Windmill Committee Cllr Jim Finucane, back from left Tim Daly, Michael Curran, Joan Devane, Derek Kerins Leon Kelliher and Manager Blennervil­le Windmill Donal Coppinger. Photo: John Cleary.
A cheque presentati­on of €753.60 proceeds of a Tractor Run, Thrashing, Raffle and Stalls during the Blennervil­le Harvest Fair was presented at the Windmill Blennervil­le on Monday by Sean Kerins to Mary Sugrue for Chernobyl Childrens Internatio­nal. Front from left George Sugrue, Chernobyl Childrens Internatio­nal, Sean Kerins, Mary Sugrue and the Mayor of Tralee and Chairman Blennervil­le Windmill Committee Cllr Jim Finucane, back from left Tim Daly, Michael Curran, Joan Devane, Derek Kerins Leon Kelliher and Manager Blennervil­le Windmill Donal Coppinger. Photo: John Cleary.
 ??  ?? Molly and Nellie Culhane at the Blessing of the Animals at the Franciscan Friary, Killarney on Sunday afternoon.Photo by Michelle Cooper Galvin
Molly and Nellie Culhane at the Blessing of the Animals at the Franciscan Friary, Killarney on Sunday afternoon.Photo by Michelle Cooper Galvin

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