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Beale: Seán Dee, Fintan Linnane, John Griffn, Seamie O’Sullivan, Fionnán Toomey, Killian Walsh- O’Boyle, Ian Mannix, Philly Blake, Pádraig Murphy, Bernard O’Callaghan, Cormac Linnane, Alan Breen, Tom Joy, Darragh Buckley and Eric Daly. Substitutes: Callum Mc Sweeney for Tom Joy, Colm Kissane for Killian Walsh- O’Boyle, James McMahin for Alan Breen, Cillian Courtney for Eric Daly, Jack O’Sullivan for Ian Mannix and Tommy O’Neill for Bernard O’Callaghan. Our next game is on Sunday, February 24th, when we host St Senans in Ballybunion at 12 noon. Our last North Kerry League game will be against Tarbert the following Sunday in Tarbert at noon. Beale seniors begin our County League, Division 5, campaign on March 10 when we travel to Ballyduff.

Beale minors contest Division 4 of the County League, with our first game scheduled for Saturday against St Senans in Ballybunion at 3pm. Other teams in this division are Ardfert, Currow, Annauscal/Lispole and Fossa. Regrettably the rain and poor weather forecast forced us to cancel our weekly Walk, in the interest of safety, last Thursday evening. Join us this Thursday for a healthy walk, fresh air and exercise around the streets and beach of Ballybunion. We meet at Páirc de Staic, Sandhill Road, to sign in at 6.40. Walk starts at 7 o’clock. Ensure you have proper walking shoes and a hi-viz jacket. In the interest of safety, we regret dogs are not allowed. See you there! Beale GAA extend sympathies to the family of Mary (Jet) Costello, RIP, who has passed to her eternal reward. John (Gobby), Gerard and Martin wore the club colours down the years and her grandsons, Pádraig Holly, Ger O’Gorman and Gearóid Costello, carry on the family tradition today. Ar dheis Dé gurb a h-anam. KERRY SENI OR HURLERS: The Kerry Senior hurlers were defeated in round 2 of the Allianz Hurling League Division 2A against Westmeath in Austin Stack’s Park, Tralee on Sunday 3rd February, when the home-side lost by 2 points on a score of 2-17 to 4-13. The Crotta Hurling Club was represented on the Kerry team by Tomas O’Connor (Midfield) Jordan Conway at (Corner forward) and Sean Weir also came on as a sub. CAM OGIE CLUB: Kerry Camogie are hoping to get a Camogie Club up and running in Abbeydorney, Kilflynn and Lixnaw in the coming weeks, with indoor training beginning this Saturday, 9th February at the Community Hall in Abbeydorney Times : 12pm to 1pm : U6s, U8s, U10s 1pm to 2pm : U12s, U14s, U16s Contact Laura on 087-1274708 for any queries If you know anyone whether they have experience or not in Camogie that would be interested in getting this club started then give us a call and hopefully we will have it up and running in the next few weeks. round of the North Kerry League. This game is fixed for Ballyduff on Sunday 17th February with throw-in at 12 noon. KN OCKNAG OSHEL/BR OSNA/DUAGH MIN OR team will play An Gealtacht in Division 2 of the County League on Saturday in Knocknagoshel at 3pm. L OTT O: The lotto draw for a jackpot of €8,100 was held in The Village Inn on Saturday night last. The numbers drawn were 3,9,19,32. There was no winner of the jackpot. The five lucky dips of €30 each were won by John and Antoinette O’Keeffe, Knockbrack, Gerard Mangan, Knockbrack, Bernie Keane, Meenleitrim, Patricia Curtin, Knightsmountain and Caroline Blunden, Duagh. The next draw will be for a jackpot of €8,200 and will be held in Moynihans Bar, Headleys Bridge on March 9. Tickets are available from Kierans XL, Hungry Ed’s, the local bars and usual sellers. Our club lotto can also be played online by following the link on www.knocknagoshel.gaa.ie MEMBERSHIP; Membership rates for Knocknagoshel GAA for 2019 are: General membership €30, senior players €50, college students €30 and minor players €20. Benefits of membership are players are insured to play, ordinary members can use the track at the field and can seek tickets from the club for Kerry games. It is also a great way to show your support of the club. For anyone that missed out on registration night you can contact Dan Roche, John O’Keeffe or Michael Murphy to become a member for 2019. Membership can also be paid online or using the GAA app.

OPERATI ON TRANSF ORMATI ON: Knocknagoshel GAA has again come on board with Operation Transformation to join forces for "Ireland Lights Up". Every Thursday evening from 7-9pm for 6 weeks, from January 17th to February 21st our clubhouse and pitch will be open and lit up for you, your friends and your family to get out together and walk with us on our guided OT Ireland Lights Up 2019 walk. This event is open to all fitness levels and all age groups so get behind Knocknagoshel GAA Club as we support the nation in this wonderful community initiative to get Ireland moving.