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Taxi Kenmare Page 01:Layout 1 14/10/13 4:53 PM Page 1 If it’s happening in Kenmare, it’s in the Kenmarenews FREE October 2013 www.kenmarenews.biz Vol 10, Issue 9 kenmareDon’t miss All newsBusy month Humpty happening for Dumpty at Internazionale Duathlon Kenmare FC ...See GAA ...See page page 40 ...See 33 page 32 SeanadóirSenator Marcus Mark O’Dalaigh Daly SherryAUCTIONEERS FitzGerald & VALUERS T: 064-6641213 Daly Coomathloukane, Caherdaniel Kenmare • 3 Bed Detached House • Set on c.3.95 acres votes to retain • Sea Views • In Need of Renovation •All Other Lots Sold atAuction Mob: 086 803 2612 the Seanad • 3.5 Miles to Caherdaniel Village Clinics held in the Michael Atlantic Bar and all € surrounding Offers In Excess of: 150,000 Healy-Rae parishes on a T.D. regular basis. Sean Daly & Co Ltd EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT IN KILGARVAN: Insurance Brokers HEALY-RAE’S MACE - 9PM – 10PM Before you Renew your Insurance (Household, Motor or Commercial) HEALY-RAE’S BAR - 10PM – 11PM Talk to us FIRST - 064-6641213 We Give Excellent Quotations. Tel: 064 66 32467 • Fax : 064 6685904 • Mobile: 087 2461678 Sean Daly & Co Ltd, 34 Henry St, Kenmare T: 064-6641213 E-mail: [email protected] • Johnny Healy-Rae MCC 087 2354793 Cllr. Patrick TAXI KENMARE Denis & Mags Griffin O’ Connor-ScarteenM: 087 2904325 Sneem & Kilgarvan 087 614 7222 Wastewater Systems See Notes on Page 16 Page 02:Layout 1 14/10/13 4:55 PM Page 1 2 | Kenmare News Mary Falvey was the winner of the baking Denis O'Neill competition at and his daughter Blackwater Sports, Rebecca at and she is pictured Edel O'Neill here with judges and Stephen Steve and Louise O'Brien's Austin. Mary wedding in received a voucher Kenmare. for two full Irish pic Mary breakfasts in the Rose O'Neill Garden as her prize. pic Mary O'Neill Betty Harrington, Thanks to Mary Shelia O'Connor O'Sullivan Rath for and Kathleen this fabulous Palmer pictured photograph of George with the statue of (O'Sullivan Rath) Mick O'Dwyer loving the 'Kenmare during the recent News' in colour!! Blackwater outing. pic Mary O'Neill Does this affect you or anyone you know? Aybody who spent any time working in the UK is probably entitled to a preserved pension benefit either from your former employers scheme and/or HMRC ( the UK state pension provider). If you think you are or could be entitled to a preserved pension from your time in the UK and you wish to chat about your options then please feel free to contact Damian Boylan QFA on [email protected] or 087-2244364. There can be very compelling reasons for bringing these pensions into the Irish system. Lydia O'Shea pictured with Sonja O'Sullivan at the recent Rebel Tour 2013. Kenmare Mobile: 0868533830 pic Adrian [email protected] Cronin Bantry foto Photo Weddings, Press, Portraits, Bath & Crafts Private functions No 2 Rock Street, Kenmare. • Natural Handmade Soaps & Bath Products. • All made for you on our premises. A revolution in the • Kenmare Charity Soap now on sale! wedding album; • Natural Dog Soap (no chemicals) The wedding [book] up o 70 pages, full page, images Massage Treatment Room Upstairs. and two-page panoramas. Handmade Jewellery, Pottery & Art, all from local crafters. CALL TO VIEW SAMPLE If it’s happening in Kenmare, it’s in the Kenmarenews kenmareFREE October 2013 www.kenmarenews.biz news Vol 10, Issue 9 4 Davitts Place, Kenmare t: 087 2513126 / 087 2330398 e: [email protected] www.kenmarenews.biz The October edition of The Kenmare News will be published on Friday October 17th and closing date for submissions is Friday October 10th. PROUDTOBEPRINTEDINKERRY . Page 03:Layout 1 14/10/13 4:56 PM Page 1 Kenmare News | 3 Edel O'Neill Shinnagh, Rathmore pictured at her wedding to Stephen O'Brien, London, in Kenmare church which was followed by a reception in The Kenmare Bay Hotel. The O'Neill family are pictured here with the bride and groom; Bridie, Shane, Eimer, Deirdre, Denis, Marie and John O'Neill, Edel O'Neill, Stephen O'Brien with their baby Luke O'Brien. Edel's father is John O'Neill of the shop Blackwater and all the family have spent their youth working in Blackwater. pic Mary O'Neill SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE KenmareAT KENMARE Family Centre would FAMILYChristine Bowen CENTREwho launched like to say a huge thank you to her beautiful mural in the Sheen Kenmare Triathlon Club for their Falls Hotel on Sunday October 6th. generous donation of €300 from Christine has designed four their recent childrens duathlon. beautiful postcards to mark the This money will be put to good use occasion with proceeds going to so thank you again. Kenmare Family Centre. They are Also thanks are due to local artist for sale in the hotel and in the Art Gallery on Henry Street. Our Parent & Toddler Group runs on Mondays and Wednesdays NEWSCongratulations into Kenmare brief Select which won gold for both from 10am - 12pm. All are their Herb Cured Smoked Salmon welcome. and Signature Fillet of Mild Our low cost counselling service Smoked Salmon at the Blas na runs every Wednesday. Our hEireann, National Irish Food counsellor Mary comes from Awards on Saturday 5th October. Southwest Counselling Centre in The company also won a Chef’s Killarney. You can contact her for Choice award. Also commended an appointment, in confidence on was the lovely Manuela Goeb, who's Utterly Nutty gluten free 087 2060836. Florentines won Bronze in the The storytelling club runs for 5-8 Category Confectionery and Gold year olds on the first Saturday of in the Category gluten free. every month at 10.30am. It costs €1 per child to attend. Congratulations also to all at the There is a Parents First Course Brook Lane Hotel as news comes running for parents of teenagers on in that the wonderful Casey's Bar Tuesday nights from 7pm - 9pm at and Restaurant is included in the 2014 Michelin Guide. a cost of €25 for 8 weeks. We will also be running a Parents Plus Kenmare Tidy Towns would like Course for ages 0-6 years in the to welcome EVERYONE in next few weeks so keep an eye on Kenmare to Kenmare People's our Facebook page or call or email 'Pat on the Back' Gathering. The for more info. Tidy Towns Association in We are currently seeking conjunction with Kenmare Bay volunteers for our Chess Club for Hotel and sponsors invite you to a night of drink, light refreshment primary school children. If you can and music to celebrate Ireland’s play chess, know the rules and Tidiest Small Town 2013 and all have an hour and a half per week to community achievements, and to spare please call 087 7086641 or thank our volunteers. email Admission f ree to all. [email protected] October 20th at 7pm at the m Kenmare Bay Hotel. Page 04:Layout 1 14/10/13 4:56 PM Page 1 4 | Kenmare News ASK YOUR KENMARE VISIT INSPIRES NEW SINGLE ‘COME HOME’ PHARMACIST In this, the year of the tourism led Gathering Nutrition and Vitamins during Pregnancy initiative, there has been a multitude of with Christine Bender-Pototzki events from local communities. The U.K. A healthy diet is an important part of a healthy lifestyle at any time, but is based Corcoran family especially vital if you are pregnant or plan a pregnancy. Eating healthily during bypassed the formality pregnancy will help your baby to develop and grow and will keep you fit and and were instead well. You don’t need to go on a special diet, but it is important to eat a variety inspired by what they of different foods every day to get the right balance of nutrients that you and describe as ‘the your baby need. mysticism of the Irish landscape and c ulture’. With a lack of formal Fruits and vegetables are critical components of pregnancynutrition, since funding, the Corcorans have set about promoting Irish Tourism with a they provide various vitamins and minerals as well as fibre to aid digestion. powerful creative musical composition entitled ‘Come Home’. Vitamin C, found in many fruits and vegetables helps you absorb iron and Drawn from a musical theatre background former television director Chris promotes healthy gums for you and your baby. Dark and green vegetables have Corcoran returned from a family trip to Kenmare and created the lyrics to vitamin A, iron and folate – other important nutrients during pregnancy. If you Come Home. Chris then showcased Come Home to the owner of are tired of apples, oranges and green beans, branch out. Try apricots, Kenmare’s musical haven, The Soundz of Muzic, and Kit Dunlop was so pineapple, sweet potatoes and winter squash. taken with it he decided to promote it on his newly established Soundz of Fruit juice counts as well, but remember that too much juice can lead to Muzic record label. undesired weight gain. Drawing the familial Corcoran talents into this musical project, son Eating better does not mean eating more, or rather, not much more .If you start Andrew drew influence from the emotive Kerry landscape surrounding off at a healthy weight, you need no extra calories during the first trimester, Tony O’Flaherty’s Sonas Recording Studios at the edge of the serene about 300 extra calories a day in the second trimester, which is equivalent to a shores of Lough Guitane, and incorporated this essence into his prolific glass of milk or half a sandwich, and about 450 extra calories a day in the third arrangement of Come Home, whilst sister, Laura Marie, portrayed a trimester.
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