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Killarney Outlook Sales: Des 087 659 3427 Or Email: Killarneyoutlook@Outlookmags.Com ARE YOU ONE of the 35,000 PEOPLE THAT READ the BEST Vol. 13 Edition 8: Friday 21st February 2014 : www.killarneyoutlook.com 21.02.14 1 Killarney Outlook Sales: Des 087 659 3427 or Email: [email protected] ARE YOU ONE OF THE 35,000 PEOPLE THAT READ THE BEST FREE PUBLICATION IN KERRY... THE KILLARNEY OUTLOOKDON’T DONT MISS OUT ON COLLECTING YOUR WEEKLY EDITION OF KERRY’S BRIGHTEST AND MOST READ PUBLICATION….. THE KILLARNEY OUTLOOK. THE GLOSSY MAGAZINE IS DELIVERED TO BUSINESS OUTLETS EVERY FRIDAY AND IS SNAPPED UP WITHIN MINUTES OF DELIVERY. FARRANFORE Urban Optics Tru-Care Cleaners Bowler’s Garage BEAUFORT JLT Tiles Torc Travel Daybreak Shop (top of High Street) Our-House.ie Beaufort Bar Farranfore Garden Centre Golden Chopsticks Gallivan Murphy Hooper Dolan MUCKROSS ROAD In-Between Pub Londis Moriarty’s Food Fayre Café NEW STREET Handy Stores Carson’s Supermarket Liam Lynch Garage COLLEGE SQUARE / PLUNKETT Presbytery near Bishop Palace Tom Spillane Kilgobnet Breen’s Shop KILLARNEY STREET Hennigan’s Auctioneers Amber Station Muckross rd quick O’Sullivan’s Shop Murphy’s Garage Sean Leo’s Auctioneers Killarney Photographic pick MILLTOWN Amber Centra O’Leary Electrical Killarney Med Centre Carry Out Licence Londis Top Shop Carry Out Licence White-Heather Florist Pharmacy (O’Sullivan) Ross Golf Course Milltown Farmer’s Market (old Chinese Restaurant Allegro Kennelly’s Pharmacy Randles Court Hotel church) Topaz Centra Music Express Dunnes Stores Randles Nissan Garage Café Beag Maher’s Butchers Joevany Leather Goods Healy’s Newsagents Doyle Shop O’Shea’s Pub Kennelly’s Pharmacy Gallivan Auctioneers Sarah Jane Brehon Hotel Pharmacy Sean Taffee Reens (Chemist) Jasmine Boutique Gleneagle Burke’s Butchers I.C. Photo Ian Cronin Allure Hairdressers Stack O’Brien Optician Victoria House Hotel Pharmacy Killarney Garden Centre Killarney Household Gifts McKenzie’s Coffee Shop Chinese Restaurant (after Milltown Fruit & Veg shop Holy Cross Day care Centre Mike’s Fast Food Subway Restaurant Gleneagle) Spar Dept. Tourist Tatler Jack Healy (DNG) Spar (Hegarty’s ) Larkin’s INNISFALLEN MALL GLEBE LANE Sheila’s Hairdressers Oaks Hotel Alma’s O’Sullivan Bike-Shop Killarney Barber Shop Siodori Na Riochta Jewellers Molly Darcy’s Murphy’s Horan’s Fruit & Veg Continental Café (Spolgers) Eddie Rockets Muckross House Restaurant Little Pavillion (take away) Pork Shop Jones Goggin’s Hair Salon Frank Coffee Shoes Lake Hotel O’Neill’s Power Equipment Frame Shop Jam Café Walsh Shoes ROAD TO RATHMORE P.O. (Upstairs) Glow Beauty J MAC Office Gloria Jeans Coffee Shop CRL Oil Organic Store Des Shop Kerry Mortgages Phone Shop Darby O’Gills CASTLEMAINE Killarney Credit Union MAIN STREET Sherry Fitzgerald Coghlan Healy’s Garage Cronin’s Petrol Station PARK ROAD Town Hall TESCO SHOPPING ARCADE GLENFLESK Tool Hire Topaz Petrol Station Killarney Hair Studio Euro Hair Style Salon Kerry Way Pub Geaney’s Oil Tesco Petrol Shop Medical Hall Dry Cleaners P.O. Filling Station Griffin’s Bar Tesco Supermarket Euro City CHAPEL PLACE BARRADUFF Boyles Hardware Sheehan’s Butcher Macs Restaurant Physique Gym Laundry Room Post Office / Shop Marks & Spencer’s John Reidy Craft Shop Hickey’s Butchers Kerry Group Creamery Geraldine’s Hair Salon (Bar & sweet shop) BEECH ROAD Nagles Right Tyre Centre Horan’s Fruit & Veg EBS Liam O’Connor’s Buy Shop FIRIES Park Road Pharmacy Coyne & Culloty Ashe’s Butchers Takeaway Shop – (Bridies) Hegarty’s Christy’s Irish Stores Leaders Sizzlers Pub Outlet Centre MD O’Shea’s Horan’s Health Store O’Donoghue Shop The Ballinvarrig Inn Malton Hotel Killarney Bookshop WOODLAND INDUSTRIAL Murphy Motor Mitsubishi Supermarket Killarney Toning Studio Sheehan’s Pharmacy ESTATE RATHMORE CASTLEISLAND COLLEGE STREET Brian James Cronin’s Foodstrore Reen’s Garage Peugeot Outlook Office. KDYS O’Grady’s Newsagent Daly’s Super Valu MCCarthy’s Londis GALA Bronny’s Abbey Travel Off Licence O’Keeffee’s Hardware Specsavers HIGH STREET Daly’s Petrol Shop Sapphire Signs Sean Taffee Quill’s Fashion Supermac’s Renault Motors Dominos Pizza Keane’s Jewellers Killarney Sports Centre Centra Shop South West Counselling Sceal Eile Killarney Tyres Credit Union Fairview Guesthouse Julies Barber Shop Kerry Tool Hire Haven Beauty Salon Killarney Hardware O’Connor’s Bar Killarney Glass Esso Shop Fairhill Butchers Smoke House Maurice Prendiville GNEEVEGUILLA Casey Video Shop Cronin’s Butcher RM Audio Post Office McCarthy’s Dungeon Salvador’s Pizza Killarney DIY Fr Kevin Cronin’s Corkery’s Keogh Decorator Dunnes Failte Hotel Paddy Power Factory Carpet O’Keeffe’s Kerry Phone Shop 02 Phone Shop National Tile & Bathroom Centre FOSSA Scotts Hotel Ladbrookes Murphy’s Print Tony’s Shop Variety Sound Speak Easy (bar) Buddies McCarthy’s Centra McSorley’s Eagers M.D.O’Shea’s Killarney Golf Club Ladbrokes JC O’Shea Killarney Autos Golden Nugget PUB Dan Lenihan Bar B.DE Stack Jewellery Shop Park-Lane Dry Cleaners Hotel Europe SCOTTS LANE Feet First CORK ROAD The Streat Café Killarney Outlook Office Killarney Heights Hotel 2 21.02.14 Sales: Des 087 659 3427 or Email: [email protected] Killarney Outlook 21.02.14 3 Killarney Outlook Sales: Des 087 659 3427 or Email: [email protected] 4 21.02.14 Sales: Des 087 659 3427 or Email: [email protected] Killarney Outlook 21.02.14 5 NEWS DESK Editor: Aisling Crosbie 086 0400 958 or Email: [email protected] AWARD SEASON SUCCESS FOR THE BREHON The staff at The Brehon Hotel are celebrating another award with the acquisition of the Silver Merit from the CIE Excellence Awards which took place in Dublin recently. This year’s winners were chosen from the independent evaluation of feedback surveys completed by over 27,000 customers. The winners were presented with plaques from the Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Mr. Michael Ring. The Brehon have received a CIE award annually since 2006. The Accommodation Team at The Brehon were applauded for their hard work and dedication when they were awarded a Gold Medal at the IASI Awards of Excellence which took place on January 25th 2014. Other winners at the award ceremony were the Lake Hotel Killarney. EILEEN MURPHY, ACCOMMODATION MANAGER, BREHON HOTEL, KILLARNEY, HOLDING THE “GOLD AWARD” IN THE IRISH ACCOMMODATION EXCELLENCE IN SERVICES STANDARDS AWARDS. WITH EILEEN IS BRIAN BOWLER, MANAGER BREHON HOTEL, AND ACCOMMODATION STAFF, FROM LEFT, SHAFIQUL ISLam, EWELINA KYCHLAK, ANETA STEFAZZYK, LUCIA VASKOVA, KAROLINA GWAZOLA, MAUREEN CRONIN, KASka GWAZOLA, MAGDALINA LORENS, ANNA IHEME, MARTA CUFERT, TAHRON ALam, DANA KUDE, SUPERVISOR. PHOTO: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN. PLAY OR PARK, ITS GAME HERITAGE SITES ON AT TOPAZ! OPEN FOR CIVIL ‘PLAY or PARK’ the Topaz Loyalty Game was CEREMONIES launched in 2013 and customers collect Prospective wedding couples will now points every time they refuel which enables have the option to marry in one of the them to PLAY for an experience of a lifetime many Heritage sites in Ireland. prize every month, or they can choose to The recent announcement by Brian Hayes, PARK them for another experience they’d minister of state who has the special prefer. Paul Candon, Topaz Marketing responsibility for the Office of Public Director said ‘we could have created a Works, has given couples who are looking loyalty programme, but a loyalty game, for venues for a civil ceremony the option that’s better!’ of holding their event in one of the heritage The beauty of Play or Park is that it transforms sites run by the OPW. The announcement the mundane chore of re-fuelling into a fun last Thursday (13th February) was made experience that gives Topaz’ customers just in time for Valentine’s Day. “There are a chance to a prize of a lifetime. “One day many other sites in our portfolio apart you are filling the car under a grey Irish sky, from the obvious ones – hidden gems a month later your swimming with dolphins if you will – and we are very interested in the Bahamas, taking a VIP helicopter to in bringing people to these places and watch the Monaco Grand Prix, road tripping opening them up to more visitors and a across California , shopping in New York greater variety of uses. To this end, I have with your best friend and €5,000 spending long felt that there is a great potential money or even filling up your brand new in some of our heritage sites to become Toyota! venues for Civil Ceremonies,” the minister But even if you don’t win one of these PEARL AND SEAN MYERS FROM KILLARNEY CELEBRATING THERE WIN IN THE said. Among the sites open for these amazing experiences of a lifetime there TOPAZ PLAY AND PARK EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME NEW TOYOTA AURIS WITH events may be our very own historic gem will be a Topaz Treat for everyone each THEIR CHILDREN AMY, ADELE AND KEITH AT TOPAZ, CORK ROAD, KILLARNEY. Ross Castle with the OPW currently in month they play. The Topaz Treat includes a negotiations complimentary car wash or a coffee and pastry of your choice. It’s just our way of saying thank you for with the being a loyal customer” Candon said. Health So how do you play? All you have to do is get a digital game tag on your mobile phone by downloading Service the Topaz app. Alternatively you can pick up a game tag at your local participating Topaz station, Executive activate it by scanning and then register to PLAY by filling in an application form or by going online about all to www.playorpark.ie venues both Once you’ve done that simply scan your tag every time you refuel at Topaz. Customers get 1 point for in Kerry and every litre of fuel they purchase and 4 points for every euro spent in a Topaz Express or Topaz Restore throughout shop.
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