by Jer Kennelly
DRAW: Knockanure Parents Association Next draw 29th August, not too late to be in with a chance to win! Family Fun Day at Knockanure pitch on 15th of September from 1pm to 4pm.
RAMBLING HOUSE; Listowel on last Thursday of the month and Knockanure on the first Thursday of the month.
TRIP: Care of the Aged trip to Bunratty on Thursday September 5th. Bus, entrance fee, tea & scones and evening dinner €25. Pay when booking. All bookings and payment by 29th August. Bus leaving Church car park at 10.30am. Book & pay with Noreen 068-49238 or Elaine 068-49692.
PARISH: Presbytery/Office: 068-49308, email [email protected], Fr Brendan Walsh 087-7913271 (anytime) website: dioceseofkerry.ie
Eucharistic Adoration Moyvane: every Tues. after 10.00am Mass to 11.30am. Baptisms: Saturday afternoons only from 12 noon to 4pm
LOTTO: Knockanure GAA Lotto Results from Tuesday August 6th. Jackpot was €8,900. Numbers Drawn: 4, 5, 8,and 20. No winner but lucky dips went to: 1. Eileen O Connor, c/o T. Collins; 2. Kathleen Carmody, Kilmorna; 3. Moss Dowling, c/o O Briens Bar; 4. Ann Stack, c/o T Collins, and
5. Yvonne O Connor, Glin Road. Lotto Results from Tuesday August 13th, Jackpot was €9,000.
Numbers Drawn: 7, 11, 21,and 31. No winner but lucky dips went to: 1. Liam Kearney, Moyvane South; 2. Faye, Perry and Beau, Upper Athea; 3. Tara & Joe O Flaherty, Knocknasna; 4. Kathleen Collins, Glin Road, Moyvane, and 5. Trish Mulvihill, c/o New Kingdom Bar. Results from next week, August 20th will be posted accordingly. Thank you as always for your continued support, The jackpot for next week’s draw will be €9,100.
DEATH of Eileen Lynch (née Brennan), Tara Bungalow, Leitrim West, Moyvane, and late of Coventry, on August 19th, 2024. Eileen is survived by her husband Thomas, daughters Susan and Kathleen, sons Michael and Thomas, her adored 11 grandchildren, son-in-law Stephen, brother John, sisters Anne and Mary, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, and nieces.
Funeral arrived at The Church of The Assumption, Moyvane, on Saturday, the Requiem Mass for Eileen being celebrated at 11.00am.
DEATH of Nora O’Connor (nee Fleming) Shannavullin, Currow, and Kilsarcon, Currow and formerly of Currow City in her 91st year on August 19th 2024. Predeceased by her husband Jackie, her baby granddaughter Karen, her sisters Catherine and Phil and brother Dave. Survived by daughters Mairead, Joan, Marian, Noreen and Bernie, sons-in-law Denny, Seamus, Neily, Gerry and Paul, her fifteen grandchildren Kate, Niamh Hugh, Donnacha, Mollie, Maud, Harry, Adrian, Cian, Neil, Ellen, Jack, Conor, Russell and Sarah, her great-granddaughter Elsie Nora, sisters Mary and Eileen, brothers John, Patie, Seamus and Mike, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, her nephews and nieces. Also remembering her deceased nephews David Walsh and David Fleming and her niece Mary Rocks.
Requiem Mass for Nora O Connor was celebrated at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Currow on Friday. Burial afterwards in St. Michael’s Cemetery, Killeentierna.
DEATH of Rev. Fr. Daniel J. Casey, Sacramento, California, U.S.A. and late of Derra, Brosna, died in the U.S.A. Predeceased by his parents Dan and Julia, brothers Nedeen and Denny. Deeply regretted by his sister Mary B. Cronin (Kilmanihan), nephews,and nieces.
ANNIVERSARIES: Bridie Moore, Sr. Paschal Hegarty, Sheila McAuliffe, Phil Kerins, Peggy Enright, Sr. Columba Relihan, Oliver McGrath, Aeneas Leane, Sr. Angela O Connell, Sean Brennan, Sr. Mary Angela O Dowd, Mossy Meade, Mossie Kearney,
MASS: Sat.24th Aug.’24 for Mossie & Dora Ahern (Aniv.’s) 7.30pm; Sun. 25th Aug.’24 Mass Knockanure at Private Intention 9.30am, mass Moyvane Bridie Moore (Aniv.) Glenalappa 11am;
Tues.27th Aug.’24- Moyvane Private Intention 10am; Wed.28th Aug.’24 Knockanure Private Intention 10am; Thur.29th Aug.’24 Moyvane Morgan O’Flaherty (3rd Aniv.) No Morning Mass at 7pm; Fri.30th Aug.’24 Knockanure Private Intention 10am; Sat.31st Aug.’24 Moyvane Gary Meehan, Recently Deceased 7.30pm; Sun. 1st Sept.’24 Knockanure a Private Intention at 9.30am, and Mass Moyvane for Mossie Kearney(1st Aniv.) Moyvane South 11am.
GAA: The North Kerry Football Board, is one hundred years in existence this year. A remembrance mass was held at Ballybunion Church for deceased Officers of the Board on 22nd of August 2024.
Congratulations to Kerry North U16’s on their recent All Ireland title in Toomevara. Kerry North 0.14- Meath 1.09.
PADRE Pio devotions at Castleisland Church on 10th of September, witness is Liam O Neill. Padre Pio Pilgrimage to Knock on Sunday 22nd September. Bus leaving at 8.30am. Contact Bernadette on (087)601 9474.
MASS: Reilig Mhicil Cemetery Mass – Friday 6th Sept at 7pm, weather permitting.
BEST WISHES to Kirsty Enright daughter of Joe and Bernadette of Knockanure and Daniel Buckley of Dromtarriffe who were recently married at Knockanure Church. Best wishes also to Bridget Moore daughter of Tom and Mairead of Moyvane and Haydn Walters of Essex on their recent marriage at the Cathedral in Killarney.
ST JOHNS: on Sunday 25th Trad- Eileen O Brien, Deirdre McSherry, Anne Conroy- Burke and Mary Conroy, and on Sat 31st Concert – Songs of Ireland with Pat Shortt and Mike Hanrahan, details from 068 22566.
LISTEN HERE to Horizons The Religious and Social Affairs Programme broadcast on Radio Kerry at 9am https://www.dioceseofkerry.ie/
GLORACH NOTES: Súgán Theatre Company, will be bringing their production of the Tennessee Williams play, A Streetcar named Desire. The production will be staged at the Glórach Theatre on September 13, 14th, 15th, 20th and 21st and tickets can be booked www.glorachabbeyfeale.com or at 0871383940.
DANCE Classes for adults starting 30th of Sept. at the Plaza Hall in Listowel, beginners 7 to 8, advances 8 to 9.30pm. Call 087 7541 631.
SENIOR LINE: is Ireland’s national telephone service for older people open every day of the year 10am-10pm, Freephone 1800 80 4591.
CARDS: Clounmacon card game runs every Thursday night at 9pm during the summer. This facilitates with the running costs of the centre. If you fancy trying your hand at 41 then come along this Thursday night. Starting at 9pm, Clounmacon Community Centre V31PF95
BAKE SALE – A bake sale will be held in Asdee Community Centre Sunday 1st September at 10am (directly after 9.30am mass). All funds raised going directly to St. Patrick’s Missionary work in Nairobi Kenya. Miriam Hanlon (Asdee) and Roisin Scanlon (Currow) are going to Kenya this September to volunteer at this Mission and will see first hand the impact the Missionary work has in underprivileged communities. Your support would be greatly appreciated. For more information and to donate online, use the following link : https://gofund.me/615f7473
LISTOWEL DUAGH COMHALTAS branch is on Saturday 31st August from 11am to 1pm in the Kerry Writer’s Museum with classes starting on Saturday the 7th of September. All ages welcome, call in to have a chat with us on Saturday 31st.
FOOD: Recent NDC consumer research found that 83% of Irish people believe dairy is part of a healthy balanced diet.
Food choice is increasingly influenced by popular trends, food blogs and social media. Understandably, with so many diverse sources, some can lack scientific accuracy, leading to confusion for those trying to make the best choices.
SAINT BERNADETTE RELIC PILGRIMAGE 2024: Be part of the St Bernadette Relic Pilgrimage in Ireland. In 1858, Our Blessed Lady appeared 18 times to a young girl, Bernadette Soubirous in Lourdes. Bernadette died in 1879 and was later canonized in 1933. Her relics will journey on pilgrimage to Ireland for the first time, from September 4th to November 5th. In Kerry, Our Lady & St Brendan’s Church, Tralee will be where the relics can be venerated on Friday September 13th and Saturday September 14th.
SEANCHAI: Book Launch: Gabriel Fitzmaurice – The Poet & His Work on Saturday 21st September at 2pm, as part of the 6th Listowel International Storytelling Festival; A Celebration of the Stories of Eamon Kelly’ presented by Pakie O’Callaghan on Saturday 21st September at 8.30pm, as part of the 6th Listowel International Storytelling Festival; Story Swap at John B’s with Frances Kennedy on Saturday 21st September at 3.30pm, as part of the 6th Listowel International Storytelling Festival.
For more information on all our events go to www.kerrywritersmuseum.com or call our Ticket Office on 068 22212.
BEST WISHES to all our students who are shortly returning to school.
We also remember all the students who have just received their Leaving Cert exam results.
60,839 candidates across Ireland are receiving their Leaving Certificate this year.
LISTOWEL RACES: The races take place this September from 22-28 and the accommodation office is open in the Square above Christy’s well bar, Listowel from 11am until 4pm each day. We are looking for anyone that is letting accommodation for race week or anyone that is looking for accommodation please call into the office or call Maria on 0876652211.
ABBEYFEALE RUGBY CLUB: The club are looking to provide an option for girls in the Abbeyfeale area to play rugby. To make a start they plan to train an U14 side for the coming season. Áine Reidy and Mike Nash will coach the team and Áine has also arranged to have a guest coach from Munster Rugby once a month.
MOYVANE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION Would like to acknowledge the receipt of €1,000 grant from the Department of Community & Rural Development and KCC under the Local Enhancement Programme 2024 which has helped with the purchase of IT equipment for Moyvane Development Association.
BALLYBUNION HEALTH AND LEISURE CENTRE, Open Mon-Fri 8am-9pm, Saturday 9am-6pm, Sunday 10am-6pm, Bank Holidays 10am – 6pm. further information please call Reception on Tel: 068-28111
ACCORD counsellors are very experienced in working with individuals and couples and offers counselling on a wide range of issues and difficulties that arise in relationships. Contact the Tralee
Office on 066 7122280.
LENAMORE ROVERS, New players are always welcome. Training in Lenamore every Wednesday evening at 7.30pm. Eircode: V31 C678. For more information please visit our Facebook page or text Tony on 086 834 0475.
CHARITY: Irish Cancer Society Relay for Life, If you would like more information on how you can get involved, please click here https://www.relayforlife.ie/
PLOUGHING: The 93rd National Ploughing Championship will be held in Ratheniska County Laois from Tuesday September 17 to Thursday September 19.
CLASS REUNION 1974, of the Convent Girls School takes place on August 31st in Abbeyfeale.
PATTERN DAY – Bishop Ray Browne will lead Pattern Day Mass at 11.30am on Sunday 8th September in Our Lady’s Well and Grotto, Balltheigue. Everyone is warmly invited. Plenty of free parking.
NORTH KERRY COMMUNITY CHOIR – is resuming on Monday September 2nd at 1pm in St Patrick’s Hall, Upper William Street, Listowel. New Members are very welcome. Phone 087-9222753 for more information.
MUSIC: “Echoes of the Isles” is a project from soprano Sharon Lyons and Kerry Scotia Ensemble, established in 2016 with the aim of bringing high quality classical performances, event at 5pm on 25th August in KDYS, Denny Street, Tralee, Sharon and Kerry Scotia Ensemble performed original arrangements of folk songs from Ireland, Scotland and England.
KYDS – are recruiting an additional four new Non-Executive Directors and are seeking a suitable person to take on the role of Chairperson.
BORO Boxing, For anyone who is interested in taking part Contact Katie on 087 484 2290.
SEASON OF CREATION LECTURE – “Developing an Eco-Spirituality – To Hope and Act with Creation” on 19th September at 7.30pm in Renehan Hall, St. Patrick’s College Maynooth. Xavier de Bénazé SJ will explore eco-spirituality and Laudato Si’ through different perspectives which reflect on the current environmental crises and how eco-spirituality is part of the solution. To register for this event please email [email protected]
VINTAGE: Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage Club and Trustees of Muckross House are to hold a major vintage rally at Muckross House this coming weekend with a full array of tractors and road vehicles. To make this year’s event on Sunday, August 25, a special occasion it is being run in conjunction with the Irish Vintage Society which selects a vintage club to co-host its own major rally each year and Killarney has been chosen as the venue for 2024.
FEAST of St. Monica, mother of St. Augustine, is celebrated on Tuesday 27th August. Patron saint of mothers. Feast of St. Aidan of Lindisfarne is celebrated on Saturday 31st August. A monk
from St. Columba’s foundation of Iona, he established his monastery on Lindisfarne or Holy Island and working as a missionary for thirty years, he preached the Gospel over the North East of Britain
History http://www.
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ISLAMIC: The 9th annual Kerry Islamic Cultural Exhibition took place Saturday August 24th at the Brandon Hotel from 12pm to 5pm Visit: www.kerryislamicoutreach.org
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VINTAGE: https://youtu.be/9TSHjUrGS2A
Filename Knockanure Vintage Run 2024.mp4
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GROW MENTAL HEALTH GROUP Due to local demand, The Grow Mental Health group Meeting is on Wednesdays, between 8-10 pm at the Seanchaí Centre, 24 The Square. The weekly meetings are free, confidential, and open to anyone over the age of 18. Contact Kerry Coordinator Jerry for more information: 086 0271990.
Kerry Sentinel 1878-1916, Friday, 01 July, 1887; Page: 3
REVOCATION OF ARMS’ LICENSES.
The Gazelle of Tuesday night revokes the license granted to the following persons, all resident in the county of Kerry, to carry arms and ammunition—viz, Geo. Hilliard, Billeragh, Kilshenane ; John Barry, do. ; Patrick Carroll, Beennaspuck, Knockanure ; Patrick Cronin Beagelly, Finuge; Maurice Lyons, do. ; Michae, Browne, Ballyduhig, Kilshenane; Robt. Stack, Carhooearagh, Knockanure; Maurice T. Stack . do.; Cornelius Cronin, Ballygarret, Kilfeighny ; Maurice O’Connor, Clountubrid, Listowel ; Tim Walsh, Coolkeragh, Galey : Richard Quilter, Clooncolla, Dysert; Martin Corridan, Drombeg, Galey; Daniel Broder, Gortdromagownagh, Knockanure; Patrick Kennelly, do.; James O’Connor, do.; Robert Hunt, do.; .James D. Gallivan, do.; Maurice W . Keane, Ballygrenane, Finuge ; Thos. Lyons, Derry, Listowel; James J. Gallivan, Gortcloghane, Kilshenane; John Brosnahan, Lacka East, Duagh ; Daniel Keane, do.; Thomas Connor, Shronebierne, do ; Edmond Murphy, Irremore, Kilfeighnny ; John Somers, do.; Michael Dillon, Knocknasig ; John M’Elligott, Laca West, Duagh ; Pat Corridan, Moyassa, Finuge; John Buckley, Lisaniska, Knockanure ; Daniel Shanahan, Lissahane, Kilfeighney; Patk. Lyons, Knockburrane, do. David Dillane, Pilgrimhill, Duagh; Darby Gallivan, Patch, do ; Pat Gallivan, do. ; Michl Kirby, Rylane, do.; Daniel P. Lane , Sluicequarter, do,; Wm, Feahy, Tooreen ; William Joy, do. ;Edmond O’Connor, Tullarnore, Galey, and Thomas Cahill, Tonakilly, Kilgobbin ; Thos. Costelloe, Trieneragh.
CONFIRMATION IN TRALEE.
On Tuesday the Most Rev. Dr. Higgins, Bishop of Kerry, administered the Sacrament of Confirmation to 791 persons in the Parish Church of St. John’s, Tralee. His Lordship was assisted by the Very Rev. Dean Coffey , P.P., Rev. Wm. O’Callaghan, Rev. M . M’Carthy O’Connor, Rev. T. Quill, Rev. T. Fitzgerald, and Rev. D. O’Sullivan. The ceremony commenced at eleven o’clock, and was not concluded until five minutes past eight o’clock. The number for Confirmation included about 60 adults, some fifty being soldiers His Lordship expressed the highest satisfaction at the answering of the children who proved themselves to have a thorough knowledge of the Christian Doctrine. After a warm exhortation his Lordship imparted his blessing to those present.
Other News;
THE REBELLION IN AFGHANISTAN.
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SLEEP: Brett & Kate McKay • August 21, 2024
You probably know your body follows a circadian rhythm, and probably think of it as primarily regulating your sleep/wake cycle, which it certainly does. But your body’s internal clock also regulates many other physical, mental, and behavioral changes that occur every 24 hours, and working with your circadian rhythm, rather than against it, can boost your health and happiness.
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DEVOUT: Eileen O’Connor was born in Melbourne in 1892, the eldest of four children, to devout Irish Catholic parents.
Due to a curvature of the spine, O’Connor was three foot nine, and could not stand or walk for much of her life.
She suffered from tuberculosis of the spine, stunted growth, periods of blindness, long periods of paralysis, and extreme nerve pain, and had a condition that is now known as transverse myelitis, which involves inflammation of the spine.
When her father died, the family experienced financial challenges. Father Edward McGrath, a parish priest and member of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, found accommodations for the family.
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LONELINESS a bigger killer than obesity, say researchers —————————–
The data from the first meta-analysis revealed that the risk of premature death was 50 percent lower for adults who had a greater connection with others, compared with those who were socially isolated.
From the second meta-analysis, the researchers found that loneliness, social isolation, and living alone were all associated with an increased risk of early death.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.
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