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Local author’s second book in ‘Secret Box’ series now on sale

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Local author Michelle Hadad has released the second edition of her book, The Secret Box: Concave & Convex, as part of her ongoing series The Secret Box: What We Hide.

The updated publication explores the shift in Irish people's behavior and emotional wellbeing in the years following the pandemic.

The book examines the balance between our inner and outer lives, focusing on the everyday emotional realities of post-pandemic Ireland.

According to the author, the series aims to offer readers insight and reflection on what we choose to reveal or hide from others without using clinical labels.

It addresses a growing need for connection and meaning in a changed social landscape.
Supporting local retail is a key priority for this launch.

The book is now stocked and available for purchase at O’Connor’s Newsagents on Beech Road, and at Beaufort Post Office.

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Muckross Garden Centre raises €12k for Kerry Cancer Support Group

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Staff and customers at Muckross Garden Centre have raised a total of €12,500 for the Kerry Cancer Support Group through donations made at their miniature Christmas village.

The popular festive display, located in the Muckross Garden Restaurant, drew significant crowds and contributions over Christmas.
The Kerry Cancer Support Group, established in 2007, provides a vital service through its Health Link Transport. Since 2010, the charity has offered free transport to cancer patients across Kerry, West Cork, and West Limerick, ensuring they can attend essential treatment at hospitals in Cork and Limerick.
The donation will go directly towards maintaining these transport services, which rely heavily on community fundraising to remain free for service users.

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Lions Club to host scrap metal collection for CUH Children’s Cancer Unit

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Lions Club to host scrap metal collection for CUH Children’s Cancer Unit


Killarney Lions Club has issued a reminder that its 2026 scrap metal collection takes place this Saturday, March 28, at Killarney Racecourse.


Organised in partnership with KWD Recycling, the event will raise funds for the Children’s Cancer Unit at Cork University Hospital (CUH).
The collection will run from 9am to 4pm. Members of the public are encouraged to donate non-ferrous scrap metals, including aluminium, copper, brass, zinc, and stainless steel. Organisers have noted that “white goods” such as fridges, cookers, and washing machines cannot be accepted at this event.
“Our scrap collection went really well last year, so we’re looking forward to as many people as possible making a donation again this year,” said Killarney Lions Club President, Jason Higgins.
All proceeds from the recycled metal will go towards improving facilities for families using the essential services at the CUH Children’s Cancer Unit. The Killarney Lions Club continues to support various local groups and individuals through such fundraising efforts and voluntary activities.

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