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And that’s a wrap – winners announced in our ‘Shop Local’ campaign

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PRIZE WINNERS: Chris Davies (Business Development Manager Killarney Advertiser) pictured with PJ McGee (Daly's SuperValu Manager) announcing the winners of our 'Shop Local' campaign.

 

Our 'Shop Local' campaign finished last week and what a fantastic success it was. We saw close to 50 businesses coming together and getting behind our campaign. With a total prize pool of over €3,000 up for grabs Killarney locals really got behind the campaign.

 

We were blown away by all the entries that got posted in to us at the Killarney Advertiser. Thanks to Killarney locals, our campaign has kept thousands of Euro in our local economy this Christmas, revenue that will be vital to small businesses as we move into the New Year. A big congratulations to Paddy O’Sullivan who won the top prize of a €1,000 shopping voucher for Daly’s SuperValu. Paddy was delighted to learn he has scooped top prize.

"I am absolutely delighted, I had three tickets got but I was missing the green one, my partner had the missing voucher and we got it in on the final day. It’s so important we support all our small local businesses now more than ever, and I just want to wish everyone a very Happy Christmas.”

We have shared the winners details with the participating stores so if your name is on the list below please get in touch with them directly to collect your prize. Please note, businesses will check your phone and email details to validate you are the winner.

 

 

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Funeral arrangements announced for the late John O’Mahony

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Funeral arrangements have been announced for the respected Killarney journalist and founder of KillarneyToday.com, John O’Mahony, who passed away on Tuesday 9th June.

Mr O’Mahony passed away peacefully following a short illness, surrounded by his family at St. James’s Hospital in Dublin. The news of his passing has brought a widespread sense of sadness across the local community, media, and political sectors, where he worked for over four decades.

He is sadly missed and dearly loved by his wife Geraldine, his daughter Molly, her partner Joe, and his dog Nigel. He is also lovingly remembered by his brother Brian, sisters Joan, Mary, and Sheila, extended family, relatives, neighbours, and a wide circle of friends. He was predeceased by his parents, Patrick and Sheila O’Mahony.

Reposing will take place at O’Shea’s Funeral Home, Killarney, this Sunday 14th June, from 3:30pm to 6:00pm.

The funeral cortege will arrive at St. Mary’s Cathedral on Monday morning, 15th June, at 10:00am for Requiem Mass at 10:30am. A private cremation will take place afterwards at the Island Crematorium in Cork at 2:00pm.

Photo: Eamonn Keogh

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Special golf tournament to remember the late Dermot Galvin

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Special golf tournament to remember the late Dermot Galvin


The late and deeply missed Dermot Galvin will be remembered at a special charity golf tournament on June 26.

Michelle Cooper Galvin with her Husband Dermot Galvin, at a civic reception afforded to Michelle legendary Photographer, in recognition of her contribution to Killarney and Kerry, documenting and creating one of the most extensive records of daily life, sport, community, politics, and worthy charities through her lens for almost 50 years. Michelle began her photojournalism career with the Irish Examiner, before returning to her native Kerry to join The Kerryman Newspaper in 1979, covering the Killarney and South Kerry area. The civic award was presented by Cathaoirleach Killarney Municipal District, Cllr. Niall Kelleher, joined by fellow members of Killarney Municipal District on Friday evening at the Killarney Town Hall, where she was joined by her family, friends, colleagues of The Kerryman Newspaper and Killarney Credit Union. Photo: Valerie O’Sullivan/FREE PIC


The ‘Teeing Up for Charity – The Dermot Galvin Classic’ is organised by his wife, the renowned local photographer Michelle Cooper Galvin.
The event will raise funds for the Kerry Hospice Foundation’s Palliative Care Unit and Comfort for Chemo.
Organisers have issued the timesheet to participants and request that all players arrive at least 40 minutes before their tee-off time. Goodie bags will be provided on arrival.
The prize-giving ceremony and the presentation of cheques to the chosen charities will take place at approximately 8pm that evening.
“Your support means a great deal and helps the Kerry Hospice Foundation and Comfort for Chemo continue their invaluable work, while also honouring Dermot’s memory,” said Michelle.
There will be no raffle on the day, but raffle tickets are currently on sale in advance. Tickets can be purchased directly from Michelle on 082 583 3336.
Team payments must be made by Friday 19th June. Payments can be made to the Killarney Credit Union account under the name ‘Teeing Up for Charity’.

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