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Exposé the award winning Hair and Beauty salon opens in Firies on Thursday

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Exposé the award winning Hair and Beauty salon coming soon to Firies

Exciting times are afoot in Firies as Exposé Hair and Beauty prepare to open another branch of their multi award winning salon

Opening on September 3. Exposé Firies will offer a full service Hair Salon using prestigious L’Oréal Paris Hair products. Colours, cuts and up-styles will all be available.

“I began my hairdressing career in Firies 12 years ago,” manager Elaine Groves said. “Since then I have developed my skill and knowledge of hair colouring techniques, cutting and restyling, occasion styling and gentlemen's cuts. I have trained and styled with Ireland's best known hairdressing brand and one of Europe's most successful hairstyling groups. I’m excited to return to my local village where it all began."

Exposé Firies will also have a full service Beauty Salon, offering everything from facials, to tinting, waxing and nails.

Beauty Therapist Aisling Foran has 10 years’ experience in the industry and enjoys working with the top brands Exposé offers including Yon-Ka Paris, Waxperts, Gelish and Shellac.

Exposé Tralee and Kilflynn is renowned for high quality treatments in luxury surrounds. Each salon is interior-designed to the highest of standards.

This is being replicated in Firies, a luxury salon with high quality treatments synonymous with the Exposé Brand.

The studio in Tralee opened its doors in 2008 right by the Mounthawk Roundabout on the Fenit Road. It was instantly popular due to the high standard of hair services along with the salon’s easy accessibility and free parking.

In time, it became apparent that there was a high demand to offer beauty services under the one roof and in 2014, Exposé Beauty Lounge was born, incorporating beauty on the ground floor and a Day Spa facility on the first floor

Exposé Beauty Lounge and Hair Studio has since become a favourite destination for hair and beauty due to its professional and excellent service. It’s beauty therapists and hair stylists are highly trained and experienced professionals who all share the goal of looking after their clients in the best way possible. With all of these luxurious treatments on offer, it shouldn’t come as a surprise to learn that Team Exposé has won a plethora of awards.

In May 2017, Exposé Hair and Beauty Salon Kilflynn was opened, offering the highest standards in hair and beauty services to the locality.

As the Exposé Team prepare to open their third salon, Manager Elaine is looking forward to meeting clients both old and new in their new salon

“I look forward to welcoming many of my clients to my local village. I am excited to build relationships with new clients in our new salon, Exposé Firies,” she added. “We are excited to announce that local TV Stylist and Model Agent Orla Diffley will be Brand Ambassador for Expose Firies and will be keeping our clients updated on everything Hair and Beauty.

To make a booking contact the team by phoning 066 4018888, or through their social media outlets: Facebook or Instagram.

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Joey Sheehan wins historic sixth Dr Crokes Captain’s Prize

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Accomplished golfer Joey Sheehan scooped the Dr Crokes GAA Club Golf Society Captain’s Prize for the sixth time following the outing at The Killeen Course at Killarney Golf Club on Friday.

Society Captain Niall Botty O’Callaghan and his mother Eileen O’Callaghan hosted the prizegiving function in The Failte Hotel, where Joey was presented with a painting of the fourth hole at Killeen by local artist and Dr Crokes member Paul Downey.


Joey Sheehan won his first Dr Crokes Captain’s prize back in 1997, which was the start of an historic four-in-a-row.

He collected his fifth Captain’s prize in 2006 before adding his sixth with the 2026 title last Friday.

Over the years, he has also won two Dr Crokes Presidents prizes, numerous other society outings, and the Eddie Barry Memorial Cup three times as player of the year.


The prize giving function in The Failte featured speeches from society officer Brendan Keogh, Captain Niall Botty O’Callaghan, and overall winner Joey Sheehan.

During the speeches, a number of recently deceased local people and others from recent years associated with the Dr Crokes Golf Society were remembered.

Among those fondly remembered were Brian O’Regan, John O’Mahony, Ewan MacIndoe, Gerry Collins, Paudie O’Callaghan, Malachy Walsh, and Seani McCarthy.


The Dr Crokes Captains Prize was once again sponsored by Mike Buckley of Kerry Coaches. Following overall winner Joey Sheehan, the full list of prize winners included John Lynch in second, Finian Moran in third, and Liam Hartnett in fourth. Sean Brosnan took fifth place, followed by Maurice O’Donoghue in sixth, John O’Leary in seventh, Paudie Sheahan in eighth, Colm Galvin in ninth, and Eamonn Fitzgerald in tenth.

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Discussion on Irish-American literary voices

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The second series of talks for the new ‘Summer in Killarney’ festival took place at Killarney House in Killarney National Park, focusing on the lives and work of literary figures F. Scott Fitzgerald and Mary Lavin.

The event, titled ‘The Great Irish-American Voices of F. Scott Fitzgerald & Mary Lavin’, featured presentations by authors Gráinne Hurley, writer of Gratefully and Affectionately: Mary Lavin and The New Yorker, and Killarney native Patrick O’Sullivan Greene, author of Gatsby: Death of an Irishman.

Following their presentations, both authors joined Irish Times journalist Ronan McGreevy for a panel conversation exploring the impact of both writers on American literature.

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