GAA Club by Club

BEAUFORT

Lotto: The next lotto draw for a jackpot of €7,600 will be in Beaufort Bar on Sunday, 17th February AIB Junior Football final: Congratulations to Beaufort senior team and management who defeated Easkey, Sligo to win the AIB All Ireland Junior football final. Scor na bPaistí: Beaufort Scor na bPaistí for primare school students will be held shortly. Please contact Mary Jo at 086 3779702 for information

CROMANE

MID KERRY LEAGUE: Keel 3-11, Cromane 0-7 This was a rusty performance from our lads in our first game of the year. We started very poorly and trailed by 1-4 to nil before a Sean O’Sullivan free got us on the scoreboard. A fine Mikey Houlihan point five minutes before the break was our only other score in the half as we trailed by 2-7 to 0-2 at half-time. Our performance levels went up a notch in the second half as we managed to add five more points, three Sean O’Sullivan frees and another excellent point from wide on the right courtesy of Mikey Houlihan. It was a much-improved display in the second half for our young team. Well done to Keel and best of luck for the year ahead. Highlights for us included two senior debuts, for Jack O’Sullivan and Dylan Falvey, who both performed admirably. Scorers: Sean O’Sullivan 0-5 frees, Mikey Houlihan 0-2. Team: Paudie McMahon; Jack O’Sullivan, John Michael Foley, Ian Costello; Shane Ahern, Conor Sugrue, Ethan Griffin; Finbar Casey, Cathal Crosby; Danny O’Shea, Mikey Houlihan, Brice Dourieu; Sean O’Sullivan, Sean Teahan, Cian O’Keeffe. Subs: Deavan O’Flaherty for Ian Costello (half-time), Aidan O’Sullivan for Shane Ahern 40th minute, Dylan Falvey for Cian O’Keeffe 45th minute, Padhraic McMahon for Brice Dourieu 50th minute, Sean O’Reilly. PAIDI O SE COMORTAS PEIL: Next up for our seniors is the Paidi O Se Comortas Peile tournament. We have been drawn in Group B of the junior competition with St Breckan’s, of Lisdoonvara, Clare, and Dubai Colts. On Saturday (February 16) we play two games, first up it’s the all-Munster game against St Breckan’s at 11.30am and then at 1pm we play Dubai Colts. Both games take place in Caherslee, Tralee. MINORS: The Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane minors begin their county league campaign with an away game against Kilcummin this Saturday. The game is on at 4pm in Kilcummin. Over the next two months, they will also play Churchill (home), Milltown-Castlemaine (away), Keel-Listry (home) and Castleisland Desmonds (away). Best of luck to the players and the management team of Aidan Roche, Seanie Barton, and Colin O’Sullivan. REGISTRATION DAY: Our annual club registration day is on Sunday, February 24, between 12noon and 1.30pm at Cromane Community Centre. The aim of the event is for families and underage players and supporters to get registered as club members for the year ahead. Details below on the benefits of club membership and membership rates for 2019. Refreshments will be provided by the club on the day while our victorious under-12 team from the 2018 season will also receive their Mid Kerry B winners medals on the day. Benefits of club membership include the use of club facilities, insurance for playing members leading to peace of mind. As a club member, you also have the chance to participate in the GAA’s Go Games, Cúl Camps, and our own summer GAA camp. In addition, you can take part in the Scór na nÓg and Scór na bPáistí events during 2019. CLUB MEMBERSHIP 2019: The deadline for club membership is Saturday, March 31. If you have yet to pay, then please get in touch with our club registrars Paul Patrick O’Sullivan, Patrick Casey, and/or Liam Teahan to pay your membership for 2019. Your membership is very important, here’s why: - Insurance: Playing football is a contact sport and injuries are common. By being a paid-up club member you are also covered for insurance purposes so no headaches when you or someone in your family picks up an injury. - Become part of a great club: Being a Cromane GAA Club member you get access to our facilities and to our growing group of qualified GAA coaches. It’s also great craic, making new friends along the way. - Ticket draws: Every so often the Kerry team get to the final stages of the All-Ireland championship! Tickets to follow the Kerry team are then like hen’s teeth. Being a member gives you a much better chance of getting a ticket for these games. The Cromane GAA Membership rates for 2019 (unchanged from last year) are as follows: Senior player: €60 Family: €60 Couple: €50 Adult: €30 Students: €30 Underage: €20 Membership must be paid to one of our club registrars Paul Patrick O’Sullivan, Patrick Casey, and/or Liam Teahan. CLUB ALL-IRELANDS: Congratulations to our Mid Kerry colleagues Beaufort, and Kilcummin, on their emphatic All-Ireland wins on Saturday. A great day for Kerry club football. MINI MAROONS: Our popular Cromane GAA Mini Maroons football camp (now it’s third year) for 4 to 6-year-olds started continued at Glenbeigh Sports Hall last Sunday. The Mini Maroons lasts for the six weeks, and you can still get involved as this is a great event for your children. They pick up the skills of football, have fun, and make friends? By the way, it’s also FREE. Interested? Email Cromane GAA coaching officer Gavin O’Connor (on cromanecoachingoffer@ gmail.com) or get in touch with the club via Facebook. You can also register as a club member this Sunday, prior to our official club registration day on Sunday, February 24. REFEREES NEEDED: Cromane GAA Club, and Kerry GAA in general, are looking for young people who are interested in refereeing, to officiate under-12 and under-14 games, and an older person, perhaps an ex-player, that could be available to referee a senior game within a year or two with the proper training. Our games cannot take place without players and equally so referees, courses for new referees will take place early in 2019. Interested? Please contact a club committee member. FIXTURES: Saturday, February 16 – Minor County League Division 3A (round 1): Glenbeigh-Glencar/Cromane v Kilcummin in Kilcummin at 4pm. Sunday, February 17 - Mid Kerry League (round 3): Cromane v Glenbeigh-Glencar in Cromane Saturday, February 23 - Mid Kerry Under-21 football championship semi-final: Glenbeigh-Glencar/ Cromane v Keel-Listry - time and venue to be confirmed. LOTTO: The numbers drawn on 6th Feb in the Cromane Gaa Lotto were 26.32.24.6 There was no winner of the €11,500 Jackpot. Four prizes of €40 each went to Pat Mahony, Killorglin. Ticket sold by Cr. Union. Dermot Houlihan, Tulligmore. Ticket sold by Sheila Houlihan. Lochlan, c/o Sandra Healy. Liss. Ticket sold by Patie Healy. Susan & Mike Griffen, The lake. Ticket sold by Hanah Marys Store. Next weeks Jackpot is €11,600. Be sure youre in.

DR CROKES

INDOOR HURLING: We return to St Brendan’s College Hall for Indoor Hurling on the following days and times for the various age groups: U6’s: Monday’s from 6:00pm - 7:00pm U8’s & 10’s: Thursday’s from 7:00pm - 8:15pm. (All equipment provided) Under 14 Training Under 14 training is back on Thursday evenings at 6.30pm Senior Team - 2nd and 3rd Team Training Senior Team training for 2nd and 3rd teams will be on Friday evenings at 7pm. PROGRESSIVE 31 takes place every Wednesday in Crokes Clubhouse. It will start at 8pm. You will need to bring money and a partner €5 per person. Club Membership Annual membership is now due and it is critical that all members and players pay /renew their membership before the 31st of March next. A strict ‘no pay/no play’ policy will be enforced after this time. Scor - Best wishes to the Question Time Team of Cillian, Ben, Treasa & Teddy and their mentors Jackie & Eric in the All Ireland Final on Saturday 16th in Castlebar. It’s now time to be ready for Scor na bPaisti for all children in primary school. Coach Transport for the All Ireland Senior Club Championship Semi Final: Kerry Coaches are running coaches to the Dr Crokes v Mullinalaghta All Ireland Senior Club Championship Semi Final in Semple Stadium, Thurles on Saturday 16th of February. Adults €15 return and U16’s €12 return. It will depart from Dr Crokes Stadium at 10.30am. To book a seat please contact info@ kerrycoaches.com or call 064 6631945. Church Gate Collection A special thanks to everyone who supported our Annual Church Gate Collection at the weekend and to all our collectors. DANCING WITH THE CROKES Save the Date : March 29 in the #INEC #DWTC Congratulations Congratulations to Kilcummin and Beaufort on their All Ireland Final wins at the weekend. LOTTO: 3, 5, 8, 18. Jackpot E9000 Not won. Match 3 7 by E60. Next draw on Sunday 17th of February in Tatler Jack. Jackpot E9300

FOSSA

Fossa/ Two Mile Comhaltas : Fossa/Two Mile Comhaltas will hold their annual Rambling House on Saturday 9th March at 8.30pm in the Innisfallen Hotel Fossa. A great night of music, song, dance and story telling. All welcome. If you would like to take part please contact Tim Kissane 087 2413116 or Eileen 087 6284053. Fossa/ Two Mile Comhaltas are holding a meeting on Monday 18th February 2019 @ 8.30pm in Fossa Community Centre. Sult na nOg , Kerry Comhaltas set dancing competition, is being held at the Fossa Community Centre on Sunday 3rd March between 9.30am and 4pm. KILLARNEY LIBARARY: The Irish Whale & Dolphin Group will hold a talk on their Iceland expedition at Killarney Library on Tuesday 19th February at 7pm. Free addmission. ANNIVERSARY BOOK: Fossa GAA are working on a 50 year anniversary book and are seeking any photos and articles especially from the ‘70, ‘80 and ‘90 that may be of interest. If you have any please let a committee member know. It’s like the lotto -- ‘if you’re not in you can’t win’ -- ‘if you don’t supply them we can’t put it in.’ SENIORS: Senior team play Rathmore at home this Sunday at 12pm in round 3 of super league All support welcome. Minors: Our minors get their season up and running this Saturday away to Currow at 3pm [PLS CHECK TIME] we wish our new minor management team the very best for the year ahead,all support welcome. BEST WISHES: Best wishes to Dr. Crokes this weekend in their All-Ireland semi final. CONGRATULATIONS: Congratulations to both Beaufort and Kilcummin in their fantastic All-Ireland victories.

GLENBEIGH GLENCAR

LOTTO Draw - 3, 4, 17, 24- Draw date - 05/02/2019 €50 Lucky Dip Winners: - Siobhan O Sullivan (Lyranes, Glencar) Sean Dry (Glenbeigh) Noreen & Kathleen Cahilane (Glenbeigh) Next Week Jackpot - €4,100.

GNEEVEGUILLA

GAA LOTTO: There was no winner of last weeks lotto numbers drawn were 5,8,12,22. Lucky dip winners were €40 Eugie O Leary, €40 Mary Ann Looney, €40 Emily Rose Horgan, €30 Padraig +Mary Francis, €30 Christy Murphy, €20 Freddy Moynihan. Next weeks jackpot is €4,000 thanks for your continued support. EK u21 championship result Gneeveguilla 2-14 Currow 1-08. Our Minors are at home to Firies this Saturday at 3pm. Our seniors are at home to Scartaglen this Sunday at 12pm. Our juvenile club registration and collection of membership fees for u6 to u16 will take place from 11am to 1pm on Sunday 17th Feb in the all. All new members welcome.

KINGDOM KERRY GAELS GFC

KKG Men’s TeamNew season for Kingdom Kerry Gaels. Meeting in The Crown Clayton Hotel Tuesday 19th February at 8pm. New Players welcome. Moving to London? KKG GAA club is a long established club in the heart of the Irish community, KKG prides its self in looking after its members in every way possible. So if you are interested in working and playing Gaelic football in London, KKG can help make the transition easier for you by securing accommodation if necessary, employment in your chosen field, or whatever assistance you might need to convince you that London can b the place for you. Please contact - Kevin O’Sullivan (Men’s Team) 0044 7599762278

KILLARNEY LEGION

Upcoming Fixtures - EK Super-League Round 2 - Kilcummin v Legion, Sunday 12th Feb @ 12 noonMinor League Div 1 - Feb 16th @3pmKillarney Legion v Na Gaeil EK Super League Round 3 - Killarney Legion v Currow Sunday 3rd March at 12 noon Div 5 County League Beaufort v Legion on March 10th (TBC) Awards NightsThe Killarney Legion Awards Night will take place at the Killarney Plaza Hotel on Friday, March 3rd @8:30pm. Tickets €10pp. Save the date. Bon Voyage to Kyle Griffin who has taken off on his travels to Canada recently. Good luck to our neighbours Dr. Crokes in their upcoming Al-Ireland Semi Final, hopefully it will keep the 3 in a row going with already impressive wins for Beaufort and Kilcummin GAA. Legion Lotto: Numbers drawn 11, 15, 16, 24 Match 3 & Lucky Dips: Mairead Cronin, Gurranes, Bonane, Kenmare; Max Mccarthy, O’Kelly’s Villas; Darragh O’Doherty, c/o Corkery’s; Denis Doody, Muckross; Geraldine Keane, Farranaspig Next Draw Sunday 17th Feb @9pm. jackpot €3,600

LAUNE RANGERS

LOTTO: Lotto Results for Sunday 10th February 2019. There was ONE WINNER of the €14,400 jackpot. The numbers drawn were 06 – 11 – 18 – 20. Congratulations to Kathleen O’Sullivan, Callinafercy who takes home the big prize, having bought her ticket in the CYMS. Next week’s jackpot will be €4,000 KERRY GAA: Congratulations to the Kerry Senior team who defeated Dublin in a hugely exciting National Football League Division 1 game in Austin Stack Park on Saturday evening. Well done especially to Peter Crowley who capped an excellent performance by scoring the winning point for Kerry, as well as Padraig Murphy who forms part of Peter Keane’s backroom team. Full Time score:- Kerry 1-18, Dublin 2-14 KERRY LGFA: The Kerry Senior Ladies finished all square with Waterford in the National League Division 2 on Saturday afternoon in Strand Road. Well Done to Laune Rangers’ Ciara O’Brien who was outstanding at corner back on the day in her full debut for the Kingdom. Full Time Score:- Kerry 0-15, Waterford 2-9. SENIOR: Laune Rangers fell to another defeat in the second game of the 2019 season on Sunday afternoon away at Milltown/Castlemaine. The home side fielded a strong team against a somewhat experimental Rangers side. There was little between the sides in the early minutes, as early points for the hosts by Jerry Hayes and Jamie O’Shea (2, 1 free) were answered by points from Shane McSweeney and Colm O’Shea (free) – McSweeney returning to the Laune Rangers fold following a County Championship winning year in Cavan with Castlerahan. Milltown/Castlemaine then took control of the game, adding points from Jerome Flynn, Gavin Horan & Jamie O’Shea before Horan finished a great run with an excellent goal. With 17 minutes played, Milltown Castlemaine led by 1-6 to 0-2. The home team added another point through Jerome Flynn in the second quarter, but Laune Rangers got back into the game with a goal of their own – Jack O’Connor’s effort at a point coming back off the post with Colm O’Shea alert enough to react and palm it to the net. Daragh O’Connor added a point for Rangers to leave four between the sides at the break. Half Time:- Milltown/Castlemaine 1-7, Laune Rangers 1-3. Colm O’Shea halved the deficit with two frees in the opening minutes of the half, but Milltown responded with points from Donal Dennehy, Pa Wrenn and Jerry Hayes to lead by 1-10 to 1-5 with a quarter to play. Shane McSweeney added another point for Rangers, but Milltown/Castlemaine capitalized on a few defensive mishaps, adding a second goal through young wing back David Leane who tapped in a spilled ball while Jerome Flynn pointed three more times (2 frees) to add gloss to the scoreline. Full Time Score:- Milltown/ Castlemaine 2-13, Laune Rangers 1-6 Milltown/ Castlemaine:- Cormac Leane, Ciarán O’Connor, Tadgh McCarthy, Stephen Roche, David Leane (1-0), Pa Wrenn (0-1), Kieran O’Carroll, David Roche, Donal Dennehy (0-1), Craig Counihan, Gavin Horan (1-1), Killian Kerins, Jerome Flynn (0-5, 4f), Jeremiah Hayes (0-2), Jamie O’Shea (0-3, 1f). Subs: Paul Carroll, Dylan O’Neill, Nigel Wrenn, Liam Burke, John Dennehy, Shane Moriarty. Laune Rangers:- Vincent Costello, Pierce Tyther, Conor Murphy, Neil O’Brien, John Tyther (capt), Cormac Johnston, Pa Carey, Shane McSweeney (0-2), Jack O’Connor, Daniel Whittleton, Daragh O’Connor (0-1), Darragh O’Sullivan, Colm O’Shea (1-3, 3f), Morgan O’Sullivan, David Costelloe. Subs:- Mark O’Connor for M O’Sullivan, Aidan Cox for O’Brien, Mike F Russell for Whittleton, Jonathan Carey for P Tyther, Eamonn Carey for C O’Shea, James Lynch for D O’Connor. MINOR: The County Minor Football Leagues begin next Saturday, February 16th. Laune Rangers will again compete in Division 1, hoping to defend the title they won last year. Round 1 sees Laune Rangers host Austin Stacks. Throw in 2pm in JP O’Sullivan Park. REFEREES: Are you interested in becoming a referee? Think you can do better? Then “Put your whistle where your mouth is” and become a GAA Referee! Referee courses will be provided. Contact secretary.launerangers.kerry@gaa.ie if interested. ALL IRELAND CHAMPIONS: Congratulations to the newly crowned All Ireland Intermediate and Junior Club Champions Kilcummin and our neighbours Beaufort. SCÓR SINSEAR: Senior Scór will be held in Moyvane on Saturday 16th February in the Marion Hall. This competition is for Club members who are over 17 years. If you would like to take part, please contact Mary Clifford (087) 1278638 SCÓR NA BPAISTÍ: The Laune Rangers Qualifying Round of Scór na bPáistí will be held in the Intermediate School, on Thursday 28th February, at 7.00pm. Scór na bPáistí is open to young people who are attending primary school and who live in the Laune Rangers area of the Parish. The competitions are: Figure Dancing, Solo Singing, Instrumental Music, Ballad Group, Recitation, Quiz, Léiriú, Sean Nós Dancing and Set Dancing. More information: (087) 1278638. GET INVOLVED: Planning starts immediately for 2019. If any member is interested in getting involved in the club, the door is always open for new volunteers in all aspects of the Club – coaching, fundraising, helping out on big match days in selling Club Lotto or operating the Scoreboard! Of course, the club is always looking for budding photographers and/or journalists that want to gain some experience in the field. Contact pro. launerangers.kerry@gaa.ie or make it known to any member of the executive if interested.

MILLTOWN CASTLEMAINE

Mid Kerry Senior Football League, Round 2: Milltown/Castlemaine 2-13 Laune Rangers 1-06 Milltown/Castlemaine played host to Round 2 of the Mid Kerry Senior Football League today against near neighbours & arch rivals Laune Rangers. The home side came into the contest on the back of an opening round ten point win away to Keel last Sunday so spirits were high whilst Laune Rangers were coming off the back of a disappointing opening round heavy defeat to Glenbeigh/Glencar in Cloon which they lost by nineteen points so a response was expected from the visitors. It was the home side who were quickest out of the blocks however and early points from full forward and corner forward Jeremiah Hayes and Jamie O’Shea from a tight angle put us 0-2 to 0-0 ahead inside two minutes. Jamie O’Shea on four minutes from a close in free after he was fouled whilst bearing down on goal pushed the lead out to three points after four minutes. Laune Rangers registered their first score of the contest after six minutes when midfielder Shane McSweeney landed a big score from a long way out after Colm O’Shea laid the ball off to him. A minute later and O’Shea through a 21 yard free converted after Daniel Whittleton had been held back when trying to break free from a tackle to narrow the gap further, Milltown/Castlemaine now leading 0-3 to 0-2. The hosts thereafter hit a purple patch, scoring 1-4 without reply as two frees from Jerome Flynn (One in the 10th minute from 14 yards after Vinny Costello touched the ball on the ground and another in the 23rd minute after a long ball from Pa Wren caused confusion in the Rangers goalmouth leading to a simple free in front of the goals). Sandwiched in between Flynn’s two pointed frees, centre-forward Gavin Horan hit the net for a goal on 14 minutes after Flynn popped the ball off the shoulder to an on-rushing Horan who buried to the corner of the Rangers net to make it three goals in two games for an in-form Horan and also an interesting statistic being that Jerome Flynn has been the man who has played the final pass for every Milltown/Castlemaine goal so far in 2019 highlighting his importance to the team. Jamie O’Shea also pointed just before this Horan goal from play to round off the home sides first half scoring by the 23rd minute leading 1-7 to 0-2 by this stage. Laune Rangers failed to drop their heads and would finish the opening half with a flurry as 1-1 before half-time, the goal coming from a palmed finish to an empty net by Colm O’Shea after a pointed effort from Jack O’Connor came back off the upright to the waiting O’Shea who showed great anticipation to finish to the net. Their young centre-forward Darragh O’Connor slotted over a point on the brink of half time also in the 31st minute to leave four points between the sides at the midway point. HT- Milltown/Castlemaine 1-7 Laune Rangers 1-3 Laune Rangers who undoubtedly had their best spell of this encounter either side of half-time started where they left off before the interval as two early points in the 32nd and 38th minutes respectively, both from the boot of Colm O’Shea, a 21 yard free after David Costello was fouled and another free from 14 yards had only two between the sides at 1-7 to 1-5 and rounded off a spell where the visitors had hit 1-3 without reply to make it game well and truly on. Unfortunately this was to be as good as it got and as close as they would come to turning the match in their favour as they would only notch one more score between the 38th and 60th minutes. They would wait eighteen minutes to register their next point whilst during this spell, Milltown/Castlemaine put four points on the board to widen the gap. Donal Dennehy who led by example in midfield when the going got tough got the home teams scoring underway for the second half on thirty nine minutes from play off his left peg (Milltown/ Castlemaine’s first score since the 23rd minute, the only slight negative from the overall very positive performance). Pa Wren on forty minutes with a peach of a point from play after good build-up play from substitute John Dennehy and Jerome Flynn & Jeremiah Hayes on forty four minutes off his left from play after Wren intercepted a ball in the middle of the park before feeding David Roche who popped the ball to Hayes who was in the better position put us 1-10 to 1-5 ahead with the final quarter to come. Jerome Flynn tagged on a 14 yard free on fifty three minutes to punish a Laune Rangers error when a free-kick they had near their own goal didn’t travel the required distance to push the gap out to six points, 1-11 to 1-5. Shane McSweeney for Laune Rangers ended the aforementioned eighteen minute barren spell for the men from the banks of the River Laune when he pointed on fifty six minutes following good interchange play with corner forward David Costello, this however would be their final score of the day. Milltown/Castlemaine pushed for home in the latter stages of this Mid Kerry League contest as points from Jerome Flynn in the 57th and 64th minutes respectively, one from a free which he won and converted from 14 yards, the other a super point from a tricky angle after the standout performer of the second half Pa Wren played a sublime pass which cut open the Rangers rearguard. Sandwiched in between and right on the hour mark (60th min) it was the turn of the new breed of youngsters to lay down their own marker as two minors in substitute Dylan O’Neil and wingback David Leane combined in only their second senior appearance for Milltown/Castlemaine to rattle the net as O’Neil played a ball across the square which was fumbled by Vinny Costello and buried by Leane. Referee Billy O’Shea called full-time after 65 minutes and Milltown/Castlemaine move to the top of the standings with a second ten point win in the space of seven days. FT- Milltown/Castlemaine 2-13 Laune Rangers 1-06 A hugely positive start to 2019 for the Seniors with two 10 points wins to get the year up and running, for the second week in succession they have scored 13 points (3-13 last week, 2-13 today, 5-26 in total), 5 goals in 2 games and only 3 scores conceded from open play in 65 minutes of Football today providing a welcome confidence boost to the defenders on the team.From an attacking perspective the team scored 2-8 from open play today with 0-5 from frees. Well done to both the players and management. Their next outing is home to Beaufort on Sunday next at 12 noon. Milltown/Castlemaine Team: C Leane, C O’Connor, T McCarthy, S Roche, K O’Carroll, P Wren (0-1), D Leane (1-0), D Dennehy (0-1), D Roche, K Kerins, G Horan (1-1), C Counihan, J O’Shea (0-3, 1 Free), J Flynn (0-5, 4 Frees), J Hayes (0-2) Laune Rangers Scorers: Colm O’Shea (1-3, 3 Frees) Shane McSweeney (0-2) Darragh O’Connor (0-1) Our All Ireland Champions: What a fantastic weekend for our former club man Willie Maher when he steered his club Kilcummin to an Intermediate All Ireland victory. Sincere congratulations to you Willie, to your two sons William and Donal who were part of the back line and to the entire panel. A special mention to Shane O’Sullivan, from Listry, who was part of the management team also. Maith thú a Sheán. Huge congratulations too to Beaufort who are All Ireland Junior Champions after defeating Easkey on Saturday in Croke Park. A wonderful achievement for Eanna O’Malley, his management team and the extended Beaufort panel. Kerry Seniors: Congratulations to Peter Keane, his management team and the senior panel on a super victory over Dublin on Saturday evening last. Three wins in a row for Peter Keane and his panel of players! Well done to you all. Lotto Jackpot Draw took place in The Plough Bar on Friday night. Drawn numbers were 9,21,28 and the bonus number was 1. €50 each to Presentation Sisters, Milltown and Michael Mangan, Mangans Garage.€25 each to: Michael O Shea, Farran, Holly and Minnie c/o Po Jo,Eilish O’ Connor, Boula, Firies and. Eileen and Hazel Ferris completed our €25 winners. Our lotto Jackpot is now €7,000 with €350 for a match 3. Not a bad return for a €2 investment. With Valentines Day and St. Patrick’s Day approaching, the extra cash will come on very handy. To get your hands on the cash, you must dash out and buy those tickets! Next draw on February 22nd in Larkins Bar. Míle buíochas to all our very loyal supporters. Progressive 31: Watch this space for final details on our upcoming weekly 31 Card Drive, taking place in Nagle Rice Hall. Bring your own partner or we will provide one for you. This is a lovely opportunity to meet new friends and pass away a dull Spring evening. No excuses now - you’re getting plenty of time to practice !!!

PIARSAIGH NA DROMODA

Piarsaigh na Dromoda 50/50 lotto results: Congratulations to Mary O Connor from Brehig who was this weeks winner of the club lotto. She won a top prize of €570, the highest the lotto has been so far this year. Her ticket was picked out by Paddy Jackie O Sullivan in the Tavern on Sunday night last. The winning ticket was sold by Geremiah O Sé, who gets the sellers prize of €50. The next draw will take place in the Tavern this Sunday, the 17th February. Tickets are on sale in the Tavern, Sceilg Ola, the Comharcumann, Daly’s, Curran’s Mace, The Butler Arms, The Bayview Hotel, The Waterville Inn, The Anchor Bar, Skellig Meats and from club officers. 6 month and yearly lotto subscriptions are also available to purchase for people at home or away. Thank you to all the people who have supported the lotto so far this year! South Kerry League Round 2 Result: Piarsaigh na Dromoda 0-12 Waterviile 1-10.

RENARD

LOTTO: There was no winner of this week’s Jackpot of €7,500. The numbers drawn were 8, 9, 24 and 28. The lucky dip winners were: €50 Nuala Coffey Lettercastle, €30 Fergal O’Sullivan c/o Joe O’Sullivan, €20 Joe Murphy Postman Waterville. Next week’s Jackpot will be €7,550. Membership: Club membership is now due. To pay please contact Eithna O’Leary, Doreen O’Neill or Nuala McDaid. VARIETY SHOW: Renard GAA Club are hosting a Variety Show on February 23rd in Foilmore Community Centre at 8:30pm. Doors will open at 7:45pm. Admission: Adults €10 and Children €5. Everyone is welcome to what will be a great night of entertainment. South Kerry League: Renard were away to Templenoe in the South Kerry League last weekend. The game was played in cold, wet and windy conditions with the first point coming after two minutes from Martin Reilly of Templenoe. Renard responded with two unanswered points from Daragh Fitzgerald and Kevin Kelly. During the next five minutes Templenoe took the lead with three points on the bounce from Teddy Doyle (1pt (f)), Pat Spillane (1pt) and Tommy Spillane (1pt). After some good teamwork Daragh Fitzgerald responded with a point for Renard. The final score of the first half came from Renard’s Mark Sugrue to leave the half time score: Renard 0 -- 04 Templenoe 0 -- 04. The first score of the second

SCARTAGLEN

Medal presentation for last year’s u10, u12 and senior teams set for Saturday 16th February has been POSTPONED. This night has been provisionally rescheduled for the end of March. The Lotto draw will now take place in Lyons on Sunday. The football season has got underway again. Last week saw a very impressive Scart/Cordal u21s performance as they defeated Dr. Crokes 6-10 to 1-08 in the East Kerry u21 Championship quarter final. Scartaglen and Cordal senior teams then faced off in an entertaining East Kerry senior league clash. Scart eventually won out 1-11 to 10pts in front of a full stand. Next weekend will see Scartaglen travel to Gneeveguilla.

SKELLIGS RANGERS

GAA LOTTO RESULTS: 10/02//2019 Jackpot €6600. Numbers Drawn 04, 12, 15, 25 €30 Mark Short, Gurrane, Portmagee €20 JP O’Sullivan, Gurrane, Portmagee €20 David Reardon, Direen Next weeks sellers Sat: John Murphy & Padraig O’Sullivan Sun: Francie O’Driscoll Next weeks Jackpot €6650

SPA

Coiste na nOg Our ABC/u6/u8 continues Sat mornings @10am. U6s are free. East Kerry U21 Championship: Spa 1-7 Firies 1-14 Spa scored a goal from David Spillane and a point from Niall McCarthy. Firies then dominated the play and kept Spa scoreless for the rest of the half. At half time Firies led 0-7 to 1-1 Spa started the second half well and within minutes were level 1-4 to 0-7 after points from Niall McCarthy (2) and Michael Kearney. Upcoming Fixtures: East Kerry Superleague Rd2: Spa v Firies Tuesday February 12th @8pm in Spa (under lights) Co. Minor League Rd1: Spa v Scellig Rangers/ Valentia (away) Sat February 16th @3pm. Scor na nOg Wishing the BEST OF LUCK to our Set Dancers and their coaches Mairead and Triona Mangan, competing in the All Ireland Finals of Scór na nÓg in Castlebar on Saturday February 16th. Erin Holland, Orlaith Spillane, Elena O’Donoghue, Aoife O’Donoghue, Gary O’Sullivan, Dara Brosnan, Diarmuid O’Donovan, Colm O’Connor and Cian O’Sullivan will be representing both Kerry and Munster this weekend as the club aim for their third All Ireland Set Dancing title. Safe travels to everyone heading to Mayo this weekend! REGISTRATION for 2019 is ongoing and members can sign up at the clubhouse reception on Thursday nights from 7-9pm or registration is also available online throughwww.spagaa.com. Operation Transformation Thursday February 14th we invite everyone in the community to join in the 1km walk looped trail around the club grounds. The walking trail is lit up every Thursday night between 7pm and 9pm until February 21st. Congratulations Huge congrats to both Kilcummin and Beaufort on their victories in the Intermediate and Junior All Ireland Finals. Congratulations also to the Kerry senior team on their victory over Dublin in Round 3 of the National League, especially our Man of the Match Dara Moynihan. Spa Killarney Handball Club The AGM of the Spa Killarney Handball Club will take place at 8pm on Monday February 25th in the clubhouse. New members very welcome. 31 Card Drive Final Reminder that the Finals of the 31 Card Drive Championship of Kerry will take place on March 22nd in the Torc Hotel. Spa Merchandise Is now available. For enquiries and shop opening times contact Mathilda on 0876487356 LOTTO Nos Drawn 3, 6, 15, 21. No Winner and €50 Lucky Dips to Ian Aherne; Paddy O’Keeffe, Shane Mangan, Anthony Fleming and Sheila & Paddy Casey, ( Annual Draw Winner). Next Draw on Monday Feb 11th will take place in the Killarney Heights Hotel and Jackpot is €6,900