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Record-breaking €20,300 Dr Crokes jackpot

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A Killarney native living in Dublin has hit the history books at Dr Crokes GAA Club after winning the largest lotto jackpot in the club’s history.

June Tierney became the record-breaking winner when her numbers 9, 10, 17, and 23 were pulled in the weekly draw.

The massive €20,300 prize had been climbing for months, before finally being claimed.
June’s sister, Catherine Lynch, was on hand at the clubhouse to accept the windfall on her behalf.

The cheque was presented by Dr Crokes President Jackie Looney.

Club lotto coordinators Moss Harmon and Vincent Casey, along with Treasurer Ross Brosnan, joined in the presentation to celebrate the historic payout. The lotto remains a vital source of support for the club’s activities and infrastructure, and this record jackpot has set a new benchmark for the local draw.

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One Kilcummin man and his dog

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Kilcummin man Tom O’Sullivan and his ten-year-old border collie NorthHill Tess are representing Ireland at the World Sheepdog Trials in the Scottish Borders this weekend.


The four-day event began on Thursday at Huntington Farm in Lauder, in the Scottish Border, and runs until Sunday.


They are part of a 21-member Irish team competing against 240 handlers and 30 other countries from around the world.


Tom and NorthHill Tess previously won the International Championship in 2021 and the BBC One Man and His Dog competition in 2022.

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Fashion show raises vital funds for Hospice expansion

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Fashion show raises vital funds for Hospice expansion


The annual Models in Recovery Fashion Show drew a massive crowd to the Gleneagle Arena on Wednesday night, raising vital funds for the Kerry Hospice Foundation.


Organised by the Killarney Branch of Kerry Hospice, the evening featured female and male models who are all in recovery from various forms of cancer.
Guests arrived to a wine reception before enjoying entertainment from the Liam O’Connor family. Donegal TV personality Noel Cunningham returned as host for the night, keeping the packed audience entertained throughout the show.
Among those taking to the runway was Spa clubman Dan O’Donoghue, a two-time County Senior Football Championship winning captain with East Kerry.
All proceeds from the event will go toward a planned €6.5 million, five-bed extension to the existing hospice unit.
Photos Marie Carroll O’Sullivan.

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