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Kenmare News Kenmarenews@Eircom.Net Page 25 FREE KENMARE NEWS January 2013 Vol 9, Issue 12 087 2513126 • 087 2330398 Templenoe Guys and Happy Birthday GAA Club Dolls in Medal Kenmare Rosie Presentation ...see ...see ...see page 4 page page 33 20 and much, much more! SeanadóirSenator Marcus Mark O’Dalaigh Daly Kenmare ‘Gangs of Sherry FitzGerald Group London Property Exhibition New York’ Gathering, 16 February 2013 “Triumph over Call Now to Feature your Property Adversity” Launched Sherry FitzGerald Daly Kenmare in New York 064-6641213 Mob: 086 803 2612 Clinics held in the Michael Atlantic Bar and all Lady Drive surrounding Healy-Rae parishes on a Policies !! T.D. regular basis. Many insurance companies have increased their premiums EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT IN KILGARVAN: Some of our companies are holding 2012 prices HEALY-RAE’S MACE - 9PM – 10PM Call us first for a quotation HEALY-RAE’S BAR - 10PM – 11PM (It costs nothing to ask) 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 TAXI KENMARE Cllr. Patrick Denis & Mags Griffin Connor-Scarteen M: 087 2904325 087 614 7222 €760,000 allocated for Kenmare Relief road. €800,00 allocated for Bonane Road See Page16 Kenmare Furniture Bedding & Suites 064 6641404 OPENINGKenmare Business HOURS: Park, Killarney MON.-SAT.: Road, Kenmare. 10am-6pm Email: [email protected] Web: www.kenmarefurniture.com Come in and see the fabulous new ranges now in stock Page 2 Phone 087 2513126 • 087 2330398 Kenmare News Harry's photograph shows the hard working staff of Star Seafoods and Star Outdoors enjoying their Christmas night out at The Lansdowne Arms Hotel. pic Harry Masterson Letters to the Editor.... Dear Editor Further to our conversation I want to thank the people of Kenmare and surrounding districts for the brilliant support that they have given to me in my efforts to raise funds for the Kerry Life Education Children’s Charity over the years. Kerry Life Education visits primary schools in all communities with their Mobile Classroom and Harold the Giraffe, helping young people to make informed healthy choices around a range of issues including personal health, hygiene, diet, exercise and lifestyle, self awareness and self esteem, peer dynamics and bullying and substance and alcohol misuse. They also provide an interlinking follow on service to second level schools to help young people deal with the many challenges that face them as they grow older In the five years that I have made my annual collection on their behalf, I have collected a total of 16,500for this excellent service and this huge amount reflects the amazing support and generosity of local people. So a big thank you to you all, at the age of 80 I can now retire knowing that together we have made a real contribution towards the The budding actors and actresses of Saint John's National School future of our young people. rehearsing for their first play ‘The Christamas Chimes’, which Kathleen Cheeseman involved all children from first to sixth class. The play, which was Shandrum, Kilgarvan performed to delighted audiences before Christmas, was directed by Marie and Pat Wiltshire. Tired of Aches and Pains? 1 Hour treatment reduced to €25 euro for the month of February Treatments Include; Kenmare Mobile: 0868533830 NMT Physical Therapy Sports Massage [email protected] Deep Tissue Massage foto Call Holly R. Hughes on 087 2823674 Weddings, Above Brosnans Pharmacy, Kenmare Press, Covered by Laya healthcare and AVIVA Portraits, Private functions, A revolution in the wedding album; The wedding [book] up o 70 pages, full page, images and two-page panoramas. CALL TO VIEW SAMPLE See our fabulous Halloween pictures on our facebook page Kenmare News [email protected] Page 3 A I B DIRECT Demand Account 12 Month Fixed Term 12 Month Fixed Term 2.50% Account Account Example € 3.00% (3.00% AER) 2.60% (2.60% AER) Deposit 10,0000 Example Example € Gross Interest 2.50% 250 Deposit €10,0000 Deposit €20,0000 € Less Dirt 33% 83 Gross Interest 3.00% €300 Gross Interest 2.60% €520 € Interest after 12 months 167 Less Dirt 33% €99 Less Dirt 33% €172 Interest after 12 months €201 Interest after 12 months €348 12 Month Fixed Term Account (2.80% AER) • Interest Prepaid. • Over 65’s maybe exempt from Dirt Tax Example Cheque in post after 30 days • €20,000 Minimium Deposit Deposit €10,0000 • Over 65’s maybe exempt from Dirt Tax € STERLING & US$ Accounts Gross Interest 2.80% €280 • 10,000 Minimium Deposit € Less Dirt 33% 92 Terms and conditions apply: Interest for 12 months €188 Sean Daly & Co ltd is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Terms and conditions apply. Figures are based on cleared funds. If you lodge uncleared funds (like a cheque) the amount of interest will be slightly lower. DIRT at the current rate (33%) has already been taken for the calculation. Information correct as at 28/1/2013, but, subject • Over 65’s maybe exempt from Dirt Tax to change. No withdrawals allowed from all Fixed Term Account – penalties will occur if early withdrawal. On AIB € Easy Access Account - 2 withdrawals per year allowed. Permanent tsb and AIB Direct are regulated by the • 1,000 Min Deposit Central Bank of Ireland. Investec Bank is regulated by UK Financial Services Authority. Page 4 Phone 087 2513126 • 087 2330398 Kenmare News Philomena McCullagh and ASK YOUR Shane Touhy pictured PHARMACIST following their Optimise your health, personalise your diet wedding at Holy Cross Church. with Christine Bender-Pototzki The happy couple enjoyed When it comes to chronic conditions such as bloating, their reception irritable bowel syndrome, migraines, eczema, joint pains at the Kenmare and fatigue there is growing evidence that what goes into Bay Hotel. the mouth produces a reaction in the body, and that food pic Harry is a really important factor. Tests for allergies are sometimes carried out, but food intolerance, which is Masterson less easy to diagnose, is frequently overlooked. Intolerances to foods are very common with up to 45 % of the population suffering. Food intolerance is associated with many different chronic symptoms including headaches, intestinal and skin symptoms. You will know if you suffer from a full-blown Kenmare & District Garden Club allergy to a food, strong immediate reactions to foods such as nuts and Happy New Year everyone. The weather has been appaling but shellfish are typical of classical allergy reactions. However, other effects of whether we like it or not, there are signs in the garden that food sensitivity are more subtle and less well understood. growth is underway and it is time to get on with planning jobs. Currently the best accepted method for confirming food sensitivities is by Perhaps our first speaker will be an inspiration to you all so do elimination diet. This involves eating a restricted diet for several weeks. If come along and listen to Michael Phelan of Rose Cottage Fruit there is no improvement during this time, it is assumed that the food type Farm, Mountrath, Co. Laois talking about Soft Fruit Growing. that has been restricted is not causing the symptoms, and the process is You may already have encountered Michael at the Kenmare repeated with another food type. This method is very time consuming and because it is impossible to test all the different combinations of food types Wednesday Market where he was selling his wonderful soft fruit. This meeting will take place on Thursday, 7th February, that may be causing the problems, it is a very ineffective process. Every € individual person is unique with a different biochemical make-up, even to 2013 at 7.30 p.m. at Gateway, 5 admission. others with similar conditions. For example, cow’s milk, nuts and yeast may be responsible for Aoife’s eczema, but safe for Katie, who also has eczema. Eggs, strawberries and lentils may contribute to John’s irritable bowel, but Declan Finnegan and they will be fine for Patrick to eat, even though he regularly suffers from Neil Lucey giving yet bloating and diarrhoea. another superb One approach that is available is a blood test that measures food-specific IgG –antibodies. Antibodies are substances produced naturally by the body to performance at identify and neutralise foreign objects such as bacteria and viruses. Kenmare Senior Antibodies to foods are found in the body when the immune system has Citizens Christmas identified a particular food type as being foreign. Antibodies are also known Party in Brook Lane as Immunoglobulins (abbreviated Ig) and one type of antibody is the IgG antibody. Measurements of IgG antibodies to foods in blood show that the Hotel. This is their 36th body is “fighting” that particular food. It has been shown that removal of year playing for the foods from the diet that the body is reacting to in this way can reduce ill Christmas party and health symptoms. they say they will If you require more information about food intolerance testing or would like to make an appointment please ring 064-6679880 or call into continue to do so for as McSweeney Pharmacy Kenmare and we will be more than happy to answer long as they can. any query you may have. pic Harry Masterson The students of Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine will perform the musical ‘Guys and Dolls’ from January 24th to 26th at 8pm in the School Hall. The musical is a tale of Nathan and Adelaide who have been engaged for 14 years, gamblers looking for a location for their game and Sarah and her mission band.
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