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08 February 6 Knockanure

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COURSE: Start your Own Business Course will be held in Knockanure Community Centre. Anybody interested, please contact (068) 23905.

COMPUTER Classes started on Tuesday 5th February.  Classes will be held from 10.30am � 12.30pm and from 7.30pm � 9.30pm.  Anybody interested, please contact 068 49438 or 068 49250, as soon as possible.

CHIROPODIST: The chiropodist will attend the Marian Hall on Saturday 9th Feb. at 3pm, for appointment book with Eileen Quinn on 068 49472.

GAMES: A meeting to restart Moyvane/Knockanure Community Games was due to take place on Sunday 3rd February at 7pm in the Marian Hall.  All interested please help

JOB: Community employment Scheme Knockanure Centre. Wanted   Secretary with Office skills, must be able to work on own initiative, 19 and a half hours per week. Apply in writing to: The Supervisor, North East Kerry C.E. Scheme Ltd, The Bridewell, Tarbert, Co Kerry

SPRING STATIONS volunteers are needed for all areas.

First Holy Communion: Fr. Nolan P.P. Tarbert will give a talk to the Parents of the Children making their First Holy Communion this year in Moyvane School on Monday night 4th .

TEACH basic computer literacy in Africa during month of July `08, closing date for applications is Feb. 22nd, details from [email protected]

Volunteer abroad details from www.volunteerabroad.ie

KADE: Information on Inter-cultural learning for adults is available from 068 23429.

NARCOTICS Anonymous have an information night at the Mermaids on Friday Feb. 8th at 8pm.

ST JOHN�S: Wed. 6th, Eduardo Niebla in Concert, the Spanish Guitarist and composer; Tuesday 12th The Good German, a thriller set in post War11 Berlin, in association with access Cinema; Wed. 13th Corner Boys, a play by John McKenna and on Thursday 14th The Best of Traditional with Jim McKillop and pat Conroy.

SIAMSA: Romeo & Juliet The Merchant of Venice on Wed. 6th and Thursday 7th At 10.30am and 1.30pm.

WRITERS week closing date for entries is Friday 29th of Feb. `08, details from 068 21074.

TOYS: The EU have updated their rules on toys, new bans have been imposed.

RUBBER: Congress is to give tax incentives to encourage the use of recycled rubber.

Plans are being made to build a tyre-burning plant near Lake Erie. Korea based tyre company are to invest $225 million in a plant in the U.S. to employ over 400 people.

JOBS: We are facing job losses every week and our politicians are arguing about things that happened 15 years ago.

HSE are getting stick every day, what is needed is an advisory body of ordinary citizens to monitor activities of vested interests in the health service. News reports say that a mammography machine is lying idle at Barrington�s Hospital for the past six months and women are still waiting for breastcheck.  The NRA are planning to spend E900,000 on studies, publications and hearings associated with Tralee bypass road, are all the other state bodies spending money likewise.

HAPPY retirement to Paddy O Hanlon who recently retired from Teagasc, Paddy is son of Paddy O Hanlon of Tarbert and Mary Moran of Keylod, Knockanure.

Best wishes also to Tadhg Maolcatha of Templeglantine who recently retired from teaching at Castleisland Community College, he taught in Listowel till 1991, Tadhg is a great supporter of Comhaltas.

Happy 80th birthday to historian and writer Michael Barry of Lisselton.

WEIGHT Lifter Ryan Kennelly of Washington is trying is trying to break his own record with a 1,100 pound bench press.

EVENTS: Pub Quiz will be held at Tomaisin�s Pub at Lisselton at 9pm on Feb 8th in aid of the Hope Foundation; Valentines Ball in aid of West Limerick Action Cancer Care will be held at the Woodlands House hotel on Feb. 8th , details from 087 9848 006; Ireland play Brazil at Croke Park on Wednesday Feb. 6th; Mid Term Break 11th to 15th of Feb; ; AA Open Meeting will be held at the Mermaids on Feb. 8th at 8pm; Abbeyfeale GAA Club will hold their social at Fr Casey Clubhouse on Saturday 9th of  Feb.; Lent begins on Ash Wednesday Feb 6th; Teagasc Biodiversity Day will be held at Abbeydorney on Feb. 12th at 2pm; Athea Comhaltas will hold a Ceili Night  at the Gables on Feb. 8th, they are continue  each month ; Moyvane GAA Social will be held at the Lantern�s Hotel on Friday 8th of Feb.; Hunt in Duagh on Sunday 10th of Feb and on the following Sunday they will be in Ballybunion; Feb. 6th Ash Wednesday; AA are to hold an open night at Ballylongford Community Centre on Ash Wednesday at 8.30pm; Thursday 7th Feb. `08 Chinese New year; Buddha�s death is celebrated on the 8th and 15th of Feb.; 11th Feb. a Hindu Festival is held to mark the beginning of Spring; North Kerry Finals of Senior Scor will be held at Asdee on Feb 9th , note change of date; Feile Feabhra will be held in Lixnaw from 8th to 10th of Feb.; Hennessy Gold Cup on Sunday Feb. 10th;  Country Music Awards Night sponsored by WL 102, will be held at Rathkeale House Hotel on Feb. 25th at 9pm; Bus travels to the House of Prayer in Achill every Saturday, details from 066 7147 494; Marriage Enrichment Weekend from Friday � Sunday, February 8th � 10th at Lake Hotel Killarney, Contact 064 44319; Lenten Journey weekend will take place from Friday � Sunday, February 8th � 10th at Ardfert Retreat Centre, for booking, phone 066 7134276, Abbeyfeale Parish day at Ardfert is Feb.16th; Lecture will be given by Dave Hegarty at 8pm  on Tuesday Feb. 12th on Rev. J. Goodman who collected traditional music in the 19th Century; Ardfert ploughing match will be held on Sunday Feb. 10th ; National Engineering Week runs from 11th to 15th of Feb. last year 11,000 participated in the events; A Meeting of the Ballydonoghue Bereavement Support Group was due to take place on Tuesday 5th February in Ballyloughran Leisure Centre, from 8.00pm to 9.00pm; contact either Lorraine in North Kerry Together Limited at 068/23429;

HEARING Help Group meet at Seanchai, Listowel on Feb. 7th from 11am to 1pm, details from 064 200 52.

DINNER for Listowel Senior Citizens will be held at the Arms Hotel on Sunday Feb. 10th at 1pm, all senior citizens welcome.

SOCIAL: North Kerry Pioneer Annual Social takes place on Friday 29th Feb. at 8pm at Kirby�s Lanterns Hotel, music by Oliver & Tony.  Tickets can be obtained from Michael Liston or Mary Kearney, The Village.

RUGBY: Saturday Feb. 9th Wales v Scotland and France v Ireland and on the following day Sunday Italy v England.

BRENDAN Grace will be at the Devon Hotel on Feb. 10th, details from 069 84122.

RED Cross fundraising night will be held at the Arms Hotel on Feb. 8th starting at 8pm, funds to aid Kenya and Bangladesh. 

GUIDE to Successful Parenting and Healthy Family Relationships is available from 087 699 8901.

TALK on Parenting our Children will be held at IT Tralee on Feb. 9th from 10am to 3pm, details from 086 2510 357.

NEW Moon on February 7th; Eclipse of the moon is on Feb. 20th /21st ; Daffodils will shortly be opening, the St Joseph Lily is also showing growth;   We grumble about a little bit of cold last weekend, at Wainwright in Canada last Monday they had a north wind gusting at 40 Km/h and a wind chill of minus 46;

THANKS: The Moyvane Ladies/Girls Football Club would like to thank everyone who contributed so generously to our recent Church Gate Collection.

THOUGHT: Faith, mighty faith the promise sees and rests on that alone: laughs at impossibilities, and says it shall be done, Charles Wesley; I am not called to be successful; I am called to be faithful, Mother Teresa; I believe that we all have this dark underestimation of ourselves. Sometimes it is masked as arrogance, overestimation, superiority, but underneath the brashness the problem is insecurity and only unqualified, unmerited, unconditional love can assuage it, Madeleine L'Engle;

HISTORY: Over 270 inscriptions and drawings from the third century were recently found in the Basque region of Spain, also found was the oldest known cross.

John Evelyn wrote on January 24th 1684; frost continuing more and more severe on The Themes before London all sorts of trades and commodities even a printing press which charged 6 pence to print your name and date; Trees splitting as if hit by lightening, shipping stopped, smog so severe you could not see across the street, no water in pipes, every moment was full of disastrous accidents. Colonel Peter Hawker wrote on Jan. 27th 1823; A sudden thaw, The harbour which was frozen appeared like a floating island as it was carried away by a high spring tide. Despite the heavy rain he went out shooting and brought home 17 geese, his clothes being wet he had to use the tail of his shirt to wipe out the pan of his gun. Charles Compton tells us that the weather for the month of January 1882 was wonderfully mild, more like a gentle spring, than the usual dull, bitter cold season, the air was clear and fresh.

KILLED: Over 18,000 Police officers have been killed on duty in the U.S. over the years.

DMP: Locals in the Dublin Metropolitan Police included Daniel Cronin of Newtownsandes, John O Connell of Listowel and James O Brien of Kilfergus.

STUDENTS of Causeway Community College have an impressive Holocaust Exhibition at Tralee Library. They highlight the terrible happenings in Europe between 1933 and 1945, it is open during working hours till Feb. 16th. It would be great if some of the students who worked on the exhibition were there to talk to visitors; the exhibition should also tour as many centres as possible.

VETERINARY: Talk on The Ethno-Veterinary Medicine of North Kerry 1850-1950 will be given by John O Flaherty, M.A. at Listowel Library on February 19th `08 at 8pm.

RETREAT: The Annual Parish Retreat will take place at the Ardfert Retreat Centre on Sunday 17th Feb. For further details please contact Nodie Brosnan 49352 Julia Stack 49401 or Bridie Shine 49103

DEATH has taken place of Cathal Kennelly of Dromin, Listowel. He was born 85 years ago to Bill Kennelly and Mary Shanahan. Cathal is survived by his brother Matt and was predeceased by his sister Nora in 1945, John Paul and Billy in 1995  and Paddy died in America. Following Requiem Mass celebrated by Canon Linnane  at Listowel Church on Wednesday 30th January `08, Cathal Kennelly was laid to rest in the family grave at the local St Michaels Churchyard with his parents, Bill who died in 1961, Mary who died 1971, siblings and grandfather Martin died 1919 and grandmother Nora died 1894. The Families original graves were at Murhur, Moyvane.

ST Pio devotions and Mass in the presence of the relic will be held at Kilmoyley Church on Friday 8th Feb. at 7pm.

Afternoon of prayer will be held at Banteer Community Centre on Sunday Feb. 10th from 2pm to 4.30pm.

ANNIVERSARIES: John Keane, Jack McGuire, Charles Bartishell, Nora Behan, Maureen Kennelly, Catherine Halpin, Michael Reidy, James Lynch, Maurice Enright, Kieran O Sullivan, Celia Mahony, Mary Rathay, Francis O Carroll, Nell O Mahony, Sr. Lelia Carey, Ned Stack, John Faley, Michael Quinn, Pope Pius XI, O�Donovan Rossa.

MASSES for week beginning Monday Feb. 3rd , evening masses at 7.30pm; Monday 4th for James and Jack Lynch; Tuesday 5th Michael Barrett Months Mind; Wed 6th for Ned Moore; Thursday 7th for Tom and Una O Sullivan; Friday 8th for Fr Michael Hanrahan; Sat. 9th for John Collins;

Mass in Knockanure on Sunday 10th at 10am for Dan O Connor and the 11am Mass in Moyvane is a Months Mind Mass for Francis Thornton of Kilbaha who died recently in Cawley.

ASH Wednesday Feb. 6th is a day of fast and abstinence; Mass in Knockanure at 10am and Moyvane at 7.30pm, Ashes will be distributed at both Masses.

READERS: Una Fitzmaurice, Elaine Hudson, Paul & Anthony Kiely, Kathy Kennelly and Mary Fitzgerald.

Confessions Saturday at noon in Moyvane or on request at any time.

ADORATION: Moyvane Sunday 4pm to 5pm, Wednesday 10am to 7pm, Knockanure Wednesday 10am to 6pm, Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday; Abbeyfeale Monday to Friday from 6pm to 8pm; Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday.

INDULGENCE: Those visiting a holy place dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes  between Feb. 2nd and 11th  can get an indulgence the usual conditions are attached and you should pray the Our Father, the creed and the special jubilee prayer or a prayer to Our Lady. Catholics who cannot visit Lourdes or join a communal service dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes because of illness or other serious reason could still earn the indulgence in their own home or wherever they are from Feb. 2nd and 11th. Special prayers in honour of Our Lady of Lourdes will be held in many churches this weekend and Monday next.





08 February 13 Knockanure

KNOCKANURE


KNOCKANURE Community Centre Events; Yogo and Reflexology classes will commence shortly, if sufficient people are interested, please contact 068 49250 or 068 49438 to get more information; Art and Craft classes begin on Thursday 28th February at 7.30pm, enrolment on the night.
MEAL for the elderly will be held will be held at the Knockanure Community Centre on Monday 18th of Feb., anybody who is unable to attend please contact 068 49250 or 068 49438 before 16th of February.
FOOTBALL: Moyvane Girls Football Club Registration takes place on Sunday 17th February between 1pm and 2pm at the Marian Hall, for U-12�s, U-14�s & U-16�s.  All are welcome.
LOTTO: Knockanure GAA Lotto results for 1st Feb., Jackpot was E6,000, Numbers drawn were 2-8-11-23, no winner of Jackpot. Lucky Dips went to the following; Ned Gould, Kilmorna; Dan Costello, Kilmorna; Micheal / Denise Collins, Lisaniskea; Jerry Mullins, c/o Kingdom Bar; Dublin Joe, c/o Kevin�s; Richard Horgan ,Kilmorna; Liam Sexton won the Bar prize..
Results for 8th Feb. Jackpot E6,100 No Winner, numbers drawn were 4-24-26 and 28.
Lucky Dips went to  John Dore, c/o Kingdom Bar;
Philomena Molyneaux, Knockanure; Jeremiah Horgan, Kilmorna; John Joe Barry, Knockanure; Pat Keane, Listowel; Maurice Molyneaux, Knockanure; Bar prize Robert Fitzpatrick. Next Weeks Jackpot E6,200
JOB: Community Employment Scheme Vacancy, A vacancy has arisen � 19.50 hours per week � with Moyvane Development Association on the Fas Scheme.  Apply in writing to: The Supervisor, Community Employment Scheme, The Bridewell, Tarbert  Co Kerry.
TALK on The Ethno-Veterinary Medicine of North Kerry 1850-1950 will be given by John O Flaherty, M.A. at Listowel Library on February 19th `08 at 8pm.Talk on �Miss Sandes� Soldiers Homes will be given at Tralee Library by Bryan McMahon on Tuesday Feb. 26th at 8pm.
RETREAT: The Annual Parish Retreat will take place at the Ardfert Retreat Centre on Sunday 17th Feb. For further details please contact Nodie Brosnan 49352 Julia Stack 49401 or Bridie Shine 49103.
VALENTINES Day Feb. 14th, you are encouraged to swap the gifts of roses and chocolates for a life changing gift at Oxfam, details from www.oxfamirelandunrapped.com . This week is also Random Acts of Kindness Week.
SOCIAL: North Kerry Pioneer Annual Social takes place on Friday 29th Feb. at 8pm at Kirby�s Lanterns Hotel, music by Oliver & Tony.  Tickets can be obtained from Michael Liston or Mary Kearney, The Village.
ENABLE Ireland Flag Day will be held in Tralee on Thursday and Friday 21st and 22nd Feb, details from 066 712 8220.
EVENTS for Feb: Mid Term Break 11th to 15th of Feb; Ballydonoghue Comhaltas will hold a concert at  Tomasin�s of Friday night Feb. 15th; Charity Concert in aid of a Russian Church will be held at Asdee Community Centre on Thursday night Feb 14th , Scor na bPaisti will be held at the same venue on Friday night Feb. 29th; Country Music Awards Night sponsored by WL 102, will be held at Rathkeale House Hotel on Feb. 25th at 9pm; Bus travels to the House of Prayer in Achill every Saturday, details from 066 7147 494; Afternoon of Prayer beginning at 2.45pm will be held at Scartaglen Church on Sunday Feb. 17th, Janice and Moss Carrig and Fr John Horan will attend; Gathering Traditional Music Festival will be held in Killarney from 20th to 24th of Feb.; Abbeyfeale Drama Group present the Field by J. B. Keane on Sunday night Feb. 24th, proceeds in aid of Abbeyfeale Day Care Centre, they will also stage the play  on Tuesday 26th and Thursday 28th and a few nights in early March;  The 4pm  The Recycling Event which ended at 4pm at the Tralee Mart on Friday last did not give the working taxpayer an opportunity to avail of free recycling of electrical goods, do the organisers of the event really mean business; Ploughing Championship in Ballyheigue on  Feb. 17th ; Kerry London Association AGM was due to be held on Tuesday night Feb. 12th at The Kingdom Bar, Kilburn, details from 0044 7977 9222 42; West Limerick Set Dancing Club held their dance in the Convent Hall Abbeyfeale on last Sunday afternoon;
ST JOHN�S: Wed. 13thFeb., Corner Boys, a play by John McKenna and on Thursday 14th The Best of Traditional with Jim McKillop and Pat Conroy, Thursday and Friday 21st and 22nd Surviving Santa Ponza a comic drama, with Pakie O Callaghan and Frank Twomey.
TINTEAN Players will present Trouble Bachelors on Feb. 15th and 17th, at Tintean Theatre, details from 068 28003.
SIAMSA: Johnny McEvoy Saturday 16th at 8pm.
WRITERS week closing date for entries is Friday 29th of Feb. `08, details from 068 21074.
COLLECTION of clothes in aid of children�s home in Kenya will be made at Supervalue Car park, Listowel on Monday Feb. 18th 9am to 1pm.
HEALTH: Study in America on 10,000 middle aged people with diabetes found that lowering blood sugar levels to near normal increased their chances of dying from heart attacks.   12 percent of the U.S. population are African Americans but they account for about 32 percent of the people with kidney failure.
Psoriasis information night will be held at the Manor West on Wednesday 13th Feb. at 7.30pm.
PLANE: You need a university degree to fly a plane and an apprenticeship is needed to repair it.
HISTORY: Diary of Thomas Rakes( 1778-1848) tells us on Monday 4th Jan. 1833 that the future Bill for emancipation of slaves in the West Indian Colonies, caused a deputation of proprietors to present their fears to the government; The King opened Parliament Tuesday 5th of Jan `33, among the subjects he mentioned was Church Reform and rigorous measures must be used against Ireland, an address from the Commons to the King was delayed due to an amendment moved by O Connell on the subject of Ireland; Tuesday Feb. 12th `33 Irish Church Reform Bill introduced by Lord Althorpe in the Commons and on Friday 15th Feb. Earl Grey brought forward his coercive measures for Ireland ; Sunday 24th `33 a speech by O Connell at a meeting of the Political Union last night is beyond expression violent , not to say treasonable. The Irish Coercion bill was carried on Tuesday March 5th 1833 by 466 to 89.
Galtee come West; the story of Fr William Casey 1840-1907, more headlines from the book; Community Life in Abbeyfeale; County and District Councils; Road Making, Silver Jubilee and Testimonial; O Grady Tenants; Background to Ellis Estate Dispute; Samuel Harris; Land Purchase and Influence of Lord Dunraven; Funeral of Fr Casey, Months Mind, his Will, erection and unveiling of his memorial, the 50th and Centenary commemorations of Fr Casey.
It happened in February; 2nd Feb.  1988, Nora Herlihy of the Credit Union died; 4th Feb. 1868 Countess Markievich born in London; From Feb. to July 1858 Our lady appeared 18 times to Bernadette; 10th Feb. 1798 Rome declared a Republic, Pius VI  was taken to Valence; Feb. 1948 Fianna Fail got 68 seats out of 147 in the Dail; Bryan McMahon died 13th Feb. 1998; Pierce Mahony of Kilmorna died Feb. 19th 1853.
THOUGHT: When you stop to count your blessings, do not forget to give God a big thank you to for all the difficult people in your life.  Those cranks that cross your path and darken your doorway are just bursting with the potential to bless you. Every person who provokes you is an opportunity but it all depends on you.  You can respond with love and mercy or you can get angry and lash out � blessing or sin; "Christ is passing by" regardless of which party you are, St Josemaria Escriva.
BEST Wishes to Sony Hurley of Athea who celebrated his 92nd birthday recently. Best wishes also to Jack Walsh of Moyvane North and Knockanure who held  a party recently to mark his 80th birthday.
CONGRATULATIONS to Thady Finucane and Darragh McDonnell of Estuary AC who were recently presented with awards at Kerry AAI County Awards night held in Killarney.
SPACE: International Space Station with three Astronauts on board will pass over the Country till Feb. 17th. NASA celebrates their 50th anniversary this year. Total eclipse of the Moon takes place on the night of Wednesday and Thursday 20th and 21st Feb. A lovely dawn chorus could be heard on Saturday morning Feb. 9th at 7.20am, following a lovely dawn the day continued mild and dry.
MONSANTO the people who developed GM crops are predicting that their profits will treble this year in comparison to the same period last year .
ADORATION: Moyvane Sunday 4pm to 5pm, Wednesday 10am to 7pm, Knockanure Wednesday 10am to 6pm, Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday; Abbeyfeale Monday to Friday from 6pm to 8pm; Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday. Adoration in Abbeyfeale open day and night.
INDULGENCE at Lourdes can be gained this year by visiting the following places: The parish where St. Bernadette was baptized; The Soubirous family home; The Grotto; The chapel where St. Bernadette received her first Communion. At each location you are expected to meditate, say the Our Father; the Creed and the special jubilee prayer or a prayer to Mary.
Pilgrimage to Fatima from 11th to 18th of May, details from 066 71313 28.
GRAND Master of the Knights of Malta died last week, they have over 12,000 members and work in 120 countries, the Knights were established in Jerusalem in the 11th centaury and have diplomatic representation with 100 countries.
STATIONS of the Cross in Moyvane on Tuesday after 7.30pm Mass.  Please come and make this Prayerful Journey during Lent.  Next Tuesday The Badminton Group will lead us in The Way of the Cross.
ANNIVERSARIES: Nora Sullivan, Billy Fitzgerald, Catherine Mulvihill, Billy Murphy, Teresa Sheahan, Fr Dan Griffin, Bridget Kelliher, Bryan McMahon, F. X. Martin, Mary B Healy, Stephen Donegan, Benedict Kiely, Catherine McElligott, Richard Sheehan, Mary Teresa Kennelly, Jack Quaid, Pat Mulvihill, Mick Reidy, Billy O Sullivan, Mary Ann Kennelly, Jackie Sexton,Catherine Fitzmaurice, Pat Hudson, Mairead Moore, Pat J Kennelly, Dan Connor,
Mass at 7.30pm for the week beginning Feb. 11th; Monday 11th for William Guiney; Tuesday for Catherine Mulvihill and deceased members of the Mulvihill family of Glin Road; Wednesday Maurice and Ester Kennelly; Thursday for Dick Sheehan; Friday for Ellen, Patrick and Pascal Walsh; Saturday 16th for Cormac o Leary. Sunday 17th  Mass in Knockanure at 10am for Patrick J Kennelly and 11am Mass in Moyvane for Jim, John and Willie Guiney.
Peters Pence collection this weekend.
READERS: Michelle Corridan, Chloe Mulvihill, David Murphy, Noelle Nolan, Brenda Clancy & Anne Stack.
ADORATION: Moyvane Sunday 4pm to 5pm, Wednesday 10am to 7pm, Knockanure Wednesday 10am to 6pm, Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday; Abbeyfeale day and night during Lent; Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday.





8 February 20th Knockanure

KNOCKANURE

ST Pio Prayer Group will meet at Listowel Church on Thursday February 21st at 7.15pm, all are welcome.
SOCIAL: Athea Parish Social will be held at the Gables on Feb. 29th, starting at 8pm.
COMMUNITY Centre Knockanure News: Meal for the elderly will be held on Monday 18th from 1pm to 3pm, details from 068 49250; Yogo Classes begin on Friday Feb. 22nd at 7.30pm, enrolment on the night; Art and Craft Classes start next week, details from 068 49438.
ACTIVE Retirement Group in Listowel is holding a Tea Dance in the Arms Hotel on Sunday March 2nd at 3pm, music by Stephen Donegan.
Computer Tutor will teach you, details from Jenny at 087 2655267.
COAT was taken by mistake after the Moyvane GAA Social, It was a black pen stripe jacket, please contact me, at 068 49401 for your own jacket which is waiting for you.
JOB: Community Employment Scheme Vacancy, A vacancy has arisen � 19.50 hours per week � with Moyvane Development Association on the Fas Scheme.  Apply in writing to: The Supervisor, Community Employment Scheme, The Bridewell, Tarbert  Co Kerry.
Talk on �Miss Sandes� Soldiers Homes will be given at Tralee Library by Bryan McMahon on Tuesday Feb. 26th at 8pm.
WRITERS Week closing date for competition entries is Friday Feb. 29th �08, they are also looking for accommodation for visitors to Writers Week,  details from 068 21074.
PLAN: Listowel Town Plan can be discussed at the Council Office Listowel on Thursday 21st from 1.30pm to 7pm.
SOCIAL: North Kerry Pioneer Annual Social takes place on Friday 29th Feb. at 8pm at Kirby�s Lanterns Hotel, music by Oliver & Tony.  Tickets can be obtained from Michael Liston or Mary Kearney, The Village.
ENABLE Ireland Flag Day will be held in Tralee on Thursday and Friday 21st and 22nd Feb, details from 066 712 8220.
CLOTHES: Friends of Asthma were due to collect clothes at The Bridge Road Listowel Car Park on Tuesday 19th Feb, from 9am to noon
ALZHEIMER�S respite is being provided each Thursday from 10am to 2pm, details from 068 23584.
CONFIRMATION Ceremony will be held at Duagh on Tuesday 26th Feb. at 3.30pm.
MEETINGS: Public meeting on the future of the Health Services in Kerry takes place at the Grand Hotel on Thursday 21st of Feb. At 8.30pm; Meeting to organise the second Feile Lios Tuathail will be held at Seanchai on Wednesday 20th at 6.30pm; Education Disadvantage will be discussed at the Brehon Hotel, Killarney from Wednesday 20th to Friday 22nd of Feb.; Friends of The Parkinsons Group held their meeting on Monday Feb 18th at the Old Kennedy Home, details from 068 22086; Women�s Group meet at the Old Kennedy Home on Tuesday Feb. 19th at 8pm; Listowel Downpatrick Town Twinning Committee meet on Tuesday 19th at Seanchai, time 7pm; Glor na nGael  Group meet at the Arms Hotel on Tuesday 19th Feb. at 6.30pm.
MATER Heart Badge appeal continues till Saturday Feb. 23rd.
HEARING: Outreach Service will be held at Seanchai on Thursday 21st of Feb. from 1pm to 3pm, details from 064 20052.
EVENTS: Community Games Arts Competition was held at the Marian Hall on Sunday last; Rambling House in Finuge is open on Friday 22nd of Feb at 8.30pm, all are welcome; Athea Going Strong Group will meet at the Top of the Town on Wednesday 20th at 3pm; Table Quiz in aid of Nano Nagle School will be held at the New Kingdom Bar on Friday 22nd of Feb.  at 9pm, all are welcome; Toastmasters meet at the Desmond Complex on Wednesday Feb. 20th at 8.30pm, details from 087 4146 732 ;Hunting Festival is taking place during the week, Knocknagoshel Wed 20th, Thursday 21st Tournafulla Friday 22nd they meet at the Railway Bar Abbeyfeale, Saturday 23rd  Feb. Tarbert; Irish Night will be held at Clounmacon Community Centre on Friday Feb. 29th starting at 9.30pm; Country Music Awards Night sponsored by WL 102, will be held at Rathkeale House Hotel on Feb. 25th at 9pm; Bus travels to the House of Prayer in Achill every Saturday, details from 066 7147 494; Gathering Traditional Music Festival will be held in Killarney from 20th to 24th of Feb.; Buffet and Dance will be held at the Lanterns on March 1st in aid of Fr Tommy O Hanlon�s Mission Project; Fair-trade fortnight begins on Feb. 25th;  Tralee Credit Union exhibition is on display in Kerry County Library, from February 20th to March 7th ; Scor na bPaisti will be held at Asdee Community Centre on March 2nd starting at 5pm; Fashion Show in aid Tarbert Comprehensive School Parents Association will be held on March 12th at the Lanterns, details from 068 43501; Daffodil Day is on March 7th, details from 1850 60 60 60, distribution of daffodils takes place at the Arms Hotel on Wednesday Feb. 20th at 8pm , help welcome.
ST JOHN�S: Thursday and Friday 21st and 22nd Surviving Santa Ponza a comic drama, with Pakie O Callaghan and Frank Twomey; Thursday 28th, Essence an evening of classical favourites.
DRAMA : Abbeyfeale Drama Group present The Field at Fr Casey Clubhouse on 24th, 25th and 26th of Feb.
Kerry Drama Festival begins at Castleisland on Feb. 29th.
PHOTOS of local graveyards and gravestones are on view at http://knockanure.myphotoalbum.com
SET Dancing: West Limerick Set dancing Club workshops will be held at Rathkeale House Hotel on Feb. 29th and March 1st and 2nd.
FULL Moon on Feb. 21st; We are after many lovely fine spring days with a touch of frost at night, the daffodils are just beginning to open and the furze bush is almost in full flower.  Total eclipse of the Moon takes place on the night of Wednesday and Thursday 20th and 21st Feb. Diary of Thomas Hearne, dated 19th Feb. 1716 tells us that they had the most severe winter since 1683; it began on Dec. 10th 1715 and continued to Feb. 23rd 1716; John Wesley wrote in his diary 23rd Feb. 1745 �I have never had a journey like this between wind and hail and rain and ice and snow and driving sleet and piercing cold�.
IT Tralee Rag Week was held recently among the students who done the 270 foot bungee jump for charity was local girl Alana Donegan.
RUGBY: On Saturday Feb. 23rd , Ireland v Scotland; Wales v Italy and France v England.
LARTIGUE Museum is nearing completion and they are seeking railway memorabilia to exhibit.
BEST Wishes to Michael and Mary Ellen Flaherty of Keylod who recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of their wedding.
BEST wishes to Tony Buckley who celebrated his birthday at Flynn�s Bar on Saturday night last, a great night of music and song was presented in his honour.
CONGRATULATIONS to Marian Walsh a prominent member of the Kerry Association in Dublin who was recently appointed to head the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit. Marian is from Tullamore and her sister Liz lives in Knockanure.
THOUGHT: "Now let me say that the next thing we must be concerned about if we are to have peace on earth and good will toward men is the non-violent affirmation of the sacredness of all human life. Every man is somebody because he is a child of God...Man is more than a tiny vagary of whirling electrons or a wisp of smoke from a limitless smoldering. Man is a child of God, made in His image, and therefore must be respected as such...And when we truly believe in the sacredness of human personality, we won't exploit people, we won't trample over people with the iron feet of oppression, we won't kill anybody." Martin Luther King Jr.
VOTERS List 1964 `65 for Kilmeany: Jeremiah (Junior) and Mary (Junior) Brosnan; John and Julia Costelloe; Vincent and Margaret Mary Dillon; Patrick D. and Bridget Flavin; James and Mary Ellen Hennessy; William Hickey; James and Kate Hunt; Joan, Michael, Hannah and Timothy Keane; Joseph, Nellie and May Keeffe; Denis, Ellen, John and Mrs Molly Lane; Timothy, Hannah and Mary Leahy; Bridie Lynch; Margaret and Joseph McElligott; James, William and Nora Moore; Margaret (Edmond), Catherine, William, John, Michael and Nora Murphy; Bridie, Sheila and Patrick Nolan; John (Junior), Hannah, John, Nora, Thomas A. and William O Connor; Sheila, Cornelius and Sheila O Keeffe; Ellie, Catherine and Bridget Scanlon and Johanna Sweeney.
HISTORY: The Quarter Sessions held for Tralee District was reported in Chutes Western Herald of January 30th 1828; Among these tried included John Dannihy and Patrick Shinners for assault on Lieut Samuel Collis; Garrett Cotter assaulted Catherine Lynch; Catherine Cotter assault on Hugh Connor; James Reardon assault on John Malloney; Maurice Flynn rescuing cattle from Cornelius O Connor; Maurice brick assault on Con Griffin; James Roche and Garrett Fleming rescuing cattle from Tangney; John power assault on Nora Brosnan; John Huggard assault on Stephen Sullivan; John Carmody rescuing cattle taken by John Collins under decree; Peter and Thomas Nowlan, Michael Barrett and Patrick charged with riot and unlawful assembly in Listowel, penalty 3 months imprisonment and to pay among them 3 guineas expenses of prosecution. Died in Killarney January 23rd 1828 Rev Abbe Griffin aged over 100 years, he was for many years a canon in the Cathedral Church of Cambray. 
RELIGIONS:  Sunday, February 24th at St. Brendan�s Pastoral Centre, Upper Rock Street at 8pm.  An opportunity to celebrate with an hour of readings, music, & prayer from the major world faiths: Hindu, Islam, Buddhist, Bah��, Judaism & Christianity as we look in particular at the theme of hope within these great religious traditions, everybody is welcome.
ARDFERT: Reflect and pray with the Retreat Team on 3 Tuesdays from 8pm � 10pm on February 19th and 26th, and March 4th, Phone 066 7134867.
Trocaire Boxes are available at all Church�s for anyone who want to contribute to improving services in the developing world.
ADORATION: Moyvane Sunday 4pm to 5pm, Wednesday 10am to 7pm, Knockanure Wednesday 10am to 6pm, Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday; Abbeyfeale Monday to Friday from 6pm to 8pm; Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday. Adoration in Abbeyfeale open day and night.
STATIONS of the Cross in Moyvane on Tuesday after 7.30 pm Mass and in Listowel Stations each Friday during lent after evening Mass.
DEATH took place on Wednesday February 6th `08 of Eddie Walsh of Tullamore, Listowel, following Requiem Mass in Listowel Church; Eddie Walsh was laid to rest at John Paul 11 Cemetery, Listowel. Eddie is survived by his wife Hannie Madden, son Stephen, daughter Geraldine, son in law Garry, daughter in law Louise, his siblings Marie Walsh of Barragougeen, Moyvane; Diarmuid Walsh Tullamore, Listowel, and Josie McNamara of Ahanagran, Ballylongford, also survived by grandchildren, nieces and nephews. God keep him in the palm of his hands.
DEATH took place on Friday 15th `08 of Ian McCarthy of Dromin Green, Listowel, son of Jim McCarthy and Eileen Halpin of Derrindaff, Duagh, he is survived by his parents Jim and Eileen, brother James, sister Maria and fianc� Louise, Ian is a nephew of Mary Flavin of Kilmeaney.
ANNIVERSARIES: Martin Whelan, Bob Behan, Michael Scanlon, Maurice Walsh, Pierce Mahony, Molly Kissane, Sean Bradley, Cormac O Leary, Mary Scully, Michael O Connor, Mary Carroll, Michael Kelliher, Ned White. Masses for week beginning Monday Feb. 18th Jack and Tom O Connor; Tuesday for Finbar Carmody; Wednesday for John Carmody; Saturday 23rd  for John and Hannah Foley and deceased members of the Foley Family, all above masses at 7.30pm.
Station will be held at the home of Paddy and Kathy Kennelly for Knockanure Village at 8pm on Thursday 21st Feb.
Mass for the People of the Parish will be celebrated on Friday 22nd at 9.15am.
Sunday 24th Mass at 10am in Knockanure for Dan O Connor and the 11am Mass in Moyvane is for Mairead Moore. 
LOTTO: Knockanure GAA Lotto results for 15th Feb.; Jackpot E6,200, No Winner Numbers Drawn 5-19-20 and 21.
Lucky Dips; Nora Moore, Kilmorna; Pauline Woods, Knockanure; Peg Moloney, Tullahinell, Ballylongford;
Richard Horgan, Kilmorna; James Nyles; Dublin Joe, c/o Kevin�s; Bar Prize Ann Woods; Next weeks Jackpot E6,300.



08 February 27th Knockanure

KNOCKANURE

CONFIRMATION in Moyvane Church on Monday Feb. 25th at 2pm.
COMMUNITY Centre; Knockanure Drama Group starting Friday 29th February, practice 6-7 p.m. in Knockanure Community Centre Open to children from 2years up, looking forward to seeing a big crowd there.
Art and Craft classes commence in Knockanure Community Centre on Thursday night 28th Feb. 7.30-9.30 p.m. Enrolment on the night.
Yoga classes commence in Knockanure Community Centre on Friday night 29th February 7.30-9.30 p.m.
DRAMA: Abbeyfeale Drama Group present The Field by John B. Keane at the Fr. Casey GAA Clubhouse  at 8pm on the following nights; Feb. 28th, March 1st, 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th.
Kerry Drama Festival begins at Castleisland on Feb. 29th, details from 066 714 1135.
ENROL at local National Schools from now on.
LOTTO: Knockanure GAA Lotto Draw on 22nd Feb. Numbers  Drawn 1-15-17-19, no winner of E6,300  Jackpot
Lucky Dips went to the following; Ann McGrath, Glin
Tom O Connell, Foildarraig, Duagh; Pat O Connor, Keylod;
Tom Connell, Woodford, Listowel; Eileen Cronin, Moyvane;
Nelius Clancy, Knockanure; Bar Prize Pat Mulvihill.
Next weeks Jackpot E6,400.
DAFFODILS will be sold at E3 a bundle in aid of cancer society at all masses this weekend by the Moyvane ICA.
ST JOHN�S: Thursday 28th, Essence an evening of classical favourites; Best of Irish with Brendan Mac Gearailt and friends of West of Dingle is on Sat. March 1st to launch Irish Week.
SET Dancing: West Limerick Set dancing Club workshops will be held at Rathkeale House Hotel on Feb. 29th and March 1st and 2nd.
AGM of North Kerry Slow Food group was held at the Arms Hotel last week, details from 068 41137.
BEST Wishes to Seline Mulvihill of Keylod who celebrated her 21st birthday recently, Seline is daughter of Mary Flaherty and Der Mulvihill.
ESTUARY AC will train every Tuesday at the Moyvane Community Centre from 6pm to 7pm.
DEFIBRILLATOR fundraising Quiz will be held at O Brien�s Bar, Duagh on Feb. 29th.
SOCIAL: Athea Parish Social will be held at the Gables on Feb. 29th, starting at 8pm.
SOCIAL: North Kerry Pioneer Annual Social takes place on Friday 29th Feb. at 8pm at Kirby�s Lanterns Hotel, music by Oliver & Tony.  Tickets can be obtained from Michael Liston or Mary Kearney, The Village.
ALZHEIMER�S respite is being provided each Thursday from 10am to 2pm, details from 068 23584.
ACTIVE Retirement Group in Listowel is holding a Tea Dance in the Arms Hotel on Sunday March 2nd at 3pm, music by Stephen Donegan.
WRITERS Week closing date for competition entries is Friday Feb. 29th �08, they are also looking for accommodation for visitors to Writers Week,  details from 068 21074.
FAR EAST the magazine of the Columban Missionaries celebrates it 90th year this year, the latest edition contains articles on The Irish Humanitarian of Year recipient Mildred McNamara,  Pol Pot and The Pain of Burma�s People. The Kerryman of January 20th1920  tells us that 16 priests leave for China , the Irish District is in Hanyang.
BUS will travel to Knock for Mercy Sunday on March 30th, details from 066 712 4519.
CONGRATULATIONS to all who received their Confirmation at Moyvane Church on Monday last, the  Knockanure children were Liam O Connor, David Stack, Niamh Stack, Pauline Woods, Sheila Moore, Leah Foley, David McElligott, Patricia Goulding, Chloe Goulding and Daniel Goulding.
SAFE Driving to a local senior citizen who passed their driving test recently.
SENIOR Citizens were entertained at the Knockanure Community Centre on Monday Feb. 18th and on Thursday some availed of a days outing to Glin.
YOUTH Caf� is being prepared in Listowel, details from KDYS at 068 23744.
COWS were out on a few farms in the locality during the recent fine spell.
EVENTS: Local man Gabriel Fitzmaurice is due to attend the Castleisland and district Culture Heritage Society meeting at the Half Barrel on Tuesday Feb. 26th ; Irish Night will be held at Clounmacon Community Centre on Friday Feb. 29th starting at 9.30pm;  Buffet and Dance will be held at the Lanterns on March 1st in aid of Fr Tommy O Hanlon�s Mission Project; Mothers Day March 2nd; The Full Gospel Fellowship will hold at meeting at Killarney Heights Hotel on Friday Feb 29th at 8.30pm, guest speaker Fr Kevin McNamara, all are welcome, details from 06435629; Nights of Reflection will be held at Abbeyfeale church on March 3rd, 10th and 17th; Explore what the Easter Triduum means on Saturday March 1st in Killarney, details from 064 71066; Scor na bPaisti will be held at Asdee Community Centre on March 2nd starting at 5pm; Fashion Show in aid Tarbert Comprehensive School Parents Association will be held on March 12th at the Lanterns, details from 068 43501; Daffodil Day is on March 7th, details from 1850 60 60 60, Kerry County Council will hold a clinic at the Council Offices in Listowel on March 10th from 2pm to 4pm, the following will be in attendance Arts, Heritage and Irish Officers and the County Archaeologist, details from 066 7183 815; Fairtrade Fortnight continues till March 9th; Hospice Good Friday walk is on March 21st; Talk will be given at Tralee Library by Dr. Ryle O Dwyer on The Healing Power of Kerry Football on Tuesday March 4th at 8pm; Jimmy Deenihan will mark his nomination to the Senate by Garrett Fitzgerald 25 years ago on March 7th`08; Car boot sale in Newcastle West on Sunday March 9th , proceeds in aid of West Limerick Radio;
AGM of the Wheelchair Society will be held at their Centre at Ballygolouge, Listowel on Feb. 28th at 8pm, details from 086 395 3387;
AGM of the Multiple Sclerosis Group will be held at the Arms Hotel on Feb. 28th at 8.30pm.
CAMOGIE: Meeting to form a Camogie Club in Listowel was due to be held on Feb. 25th at 7.30pm at the Emmets Clubhouse.
DRAMA: Athea Drama Group put on a splendid performance of Cobweb�s Glory recently at the Con Colbert Memorial Hall, the group have produced many plays since 1992; new to the cast was local man Tady Finucane who played the part of Stephen Sweeney, others in the cast which are well known to us include Mike Ahern, Anne Marie Nash, Hanna Mai Collins, Tom Collins, Theresa O Halloran, Declan O Carroll, Tara Finucane played for the arrival of the cup.
CONGRATULATIONS to Tadhg and Maedbh  McEvoy, and Christopher Keane who did well at the recent Community Games Art Competition in Moyvane, they are students of Knockanure National School.
THOUGHT: Your identity is that you are the beloved. Long before your father and mother, your brothers and sisters, your teachers, your church, or any people touched you in a loving as well as in a wounding way-long before you were rejected by some person or praised by somebody else-that voice has been there always. "I have loved you with an everlasting love." That love is there before you were born and will be there after you die, Henri J. M. Nouwen.
HISTORY: Tralee Mercury 28th February 1838; Road work in Irraghticonnor Barony, Bridge of Urley to be repaired �6- 10s; Ballyloughran Bridge on road from to Listowel to Ballybunion �32-10s; Bridge of Ballydonoghue between Chapel and Glouria to be rebuilt �32- 10s; New road between Dromlought road and Ballyhoneen to be made �300; 1302 perches of road to be made near Craughdarrag and kept in repair for 7 years 6d per perch; 1133 perches of road to be kept in repair from Ahafona Bridge 6d per perch; Keep in repair 7712 perches from Widow Scanlon�s house at Pulleen to John Enrights house at Kilcolgan 4d per perch; 8592 perches between Garrett�s Stack house Tullahinnell and the cross at Ahanagran, repair for 5d per perch for 7 years; 9565 perches to be kept in repair between East and West bounds of Tullamore for 3 years at 8d per perch. Cork Butter Market; First Quality 92s; 6th Quality 50s. Limerick Market Bacon Pigs 32 to 33s per cwt; Oats 8 .25 to 8.5 per stone. The paper also had a story of a coach and passengers who travelled from Liverpool to Newcastle with no driver, all arriving safely.
Feb. 1968 Mossie Sheehan started building a 20 roomed motel at Templeglantine.
TROCAIRE Boxes are available at every church, thy give details of how they spend the money, donations can be given at the church, post to Trocaire at Maynooth, Co Kildare, credit card donations at 1850 408 408 of visit www.trocaire.org .
International trade is worth $10 million a minute, 70% of this trade is controlled by multinational corporations. Over a billion people do not have clean water.
Died on March 5th 1948 John Stack who represented North Kerry as M.P. from 1885 to`92, a Draper of Listowel, he died at his brother in laws Tom Gibson in Tralee. John Stack donated �1,000 to the Presentation Convent Schools.
DEATH took place on February 17th `08 of Peg Leahy, nee Relihan aged 98 years of The Demesne, Carrigeen, Brosna. Peg was married to Eddie Leahy and they had four children, Willie, Bernie, Kay and Bridie, Peg Leahy was the last surviving of 10 Relihan children who were born at Knockadirrenn, Duagh. Following Requiem Mass in St Carthage�s Church Brosna on Tuesday 19th February Peg Leahy was laid to rest in the local cemetery.
ANNIVERSARIES: Neilus Lynch, Eamon Sweeney, Joan Buckley, Marie O Callaghan, Jim O Connor, Mary Foley, Mary Carmody, Jim Leahy, Peg Connor, John O Sullivan, Con Shanahan, Joe O Connor, Matt O Connell, Barney Enright, Ted Keane, Sr. Francis Galvin.
MASSES for week beginning Monday Feb. 25th at 7.30pm; Tuesday for Marie O Callaghan; Wed. for Ellen and Michael Mulvihill; Thursday for Denny Mulvihill; Friday for Nell and Jeremiah Kiely and deceased members of the Kiely family; Saturday March 1st at 7.30pm Months Mind Mass for Dick Stack; Sunday 2nd Mass in Knockanure at 10am for Mary Carmody and the 11am Mass in Moyvane is for Patrick and Mary Mulvihill.
BISHOP Bill Murphy will administer Confirmation to Knockanure and Moyvane children on Monday Feb. 25th at 2pm.
COLLECTION next weekend for Emigrant Services at Church Door.
ADORATION: Moyvane Sunday 4pm to 5pm, Wednesday 10am to 7pm, Knockanure Wednesday 10am to 6pm, Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday; Abbeyfeale Monday to Friday from 6pm to 8pm; Listowel every Tuesday and Wednesday. Adoration in Abbeyfeale open day and night on weekdays.
COLLECTORS for March: Michael Galvin, Breda Brosnan, Cal Flynn, Pat Scanlon, and Mary O Carroll.
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