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Vincent family to be interred together at Muckross

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The ashes of Elisabeth Vincent will be interred next to her husband Billy Vincent's at Killegy Cemetery, Muckross on July 11 at 5pm.

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The Vincent family gifted Muckross House and Gardens to the people of Ireland.

“The Vincent links with Ireland are well known. In 1932 Arthur Rose Vincent and his father-in-law William Bowers Bourn presented Muckross and 11,000 acres to the people of Ireland as our first National Park. From the mid-70s to the mid-90s Elisabeth spent most summers in Dromkerry near Killarney with her family and grandchildren,” explained local historian and broadcaster Frank Lewis.

Born in Paris on April 29, 1921 Mrs Vincent celebrated her 100th birthday in 2021 in Monaco. She died on July 2, last year.

The eldest of three daughters, she was educated in France and in England, and worked in the fashion world in Paris.

After marrying Arthur William Bourn Vincent in 1952 Elisabeth moved to San Francisco. In addition to an active social life, she started and headed for several years a haute couture house in San Francisco.

Later she turned to painting in her San Francisco studio.

Her works of an avant-garde and partly abstract style have rarely been exhibited publicly. Most remained in her possession.

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Missing Michael Fassbender found!

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It was a mystery that had the whole town in a chokehold. Mr Fassbender was nowhere to be seen, it had everyone scratching their heads and asking, where did he go? While other news outlets were reporting that Michael Fassbender was on the missing list in Killarney this week, the Killarney Advertiser team decided to track him down on Tuesday morning. It didn’t take long as we found him well before lunchtime, breaking the news on our Facebook page. He was sitting outside of the cinema, sure where else would he be?

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Emergency services attend scene at Reeks Gateway

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An air ambulance was tasked to Killarney on Wednesday evening following an incident at the Reeks Gateway.

A man sustained injuries after falling from the area known locally as the “Grassy Mound” onto the petrol station forecourt.

Local emergency services attended the scene before the air ambulance arrived to transfer the man to University Hospital Cork.

The area was attended by multiple emergency units as they coordinated the medical evacuation.

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