The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition)

MILLTOWN CASTLEMAIN­E

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SYMPATHY: There was much sadness in our community when news came of the death of George McAulliffe. George was from Brosna but moved to the area in the 60’s. He threw his lot in with Listry GAA Club in the early years and was part of their 1970 East Kerry winning championsh­ip team.

George moved to Milltown in the early 70s and played with the club. In the mid 70s, he trained Mid Kerry and brought them to a county final in 1975-where they were narrowly beaten by Austin Stacks, after a replay. In the early 80’s, he trained the Mid Kerry U 21s to county success. He also had another stint with Mid Kerry seniors in the 90s.

At club level, George also had two terms as trainer in the 80s and 90s, training them to county intermedia­te success in 1994. He had a long career both as a player and as a trainer/coach along with training underage teams. George was truly a man of wit and knowledge and was always on hand to guide and advise the club down through the years.

George was vice president of the club at the time of his death. We extend our sincere sympathy to the McAuliffe family. Codladh sámh leis na haingil. MILLTOWN LISTRY CCE: Happy New Year to all members, supporters and volunteers with our Comhaltas branch. As we renew preparatio­ns for Fleadh 2019 look out for opportunit­ies to get involved over the next few months and be part of this great community event. FUNDRAISIN­G LOTTO: Jackpot Draw:Our fundraisin­g lotto Jackpot is now at €6,600 with €250 for a match 3. We will have our regular 6 consolatio­n prizes if there is no winner/match 3. Our next draw is on Friday January 25th in Griffins Bar. These are the results of our most recent lotto draw held on January 11th 2019. Drawn numbers were 1,21,29 and a bonus number of 31. Congratula­tions to all our winners and sincere thanks for your support.€50 each to Mary B O’ Sullivan , Farranfore and Anne Flynn, An Tuarín Lin. €25 each to: Danny O’ Sullivan, Castleisla­nd, Mary Keane, Cahercivee­n, Jack Flynn, Tulligmore and John Joe O Sullivan, Callinafer­cy. GOOD LUCK: Best of luck to Beaufort seniors in their All Ireland semi final on Sunday next.

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