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Camogie team show tenacity and passion at Féile

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Killarney Camogie U-14 team had the time of their lives at the All-Ireland Féile 2018, club officials have revealed. The club have also expressed their gratitude to Moycullen Camogie whose hospitality was superb. The girls, they say, have made lasting friendships with the team.

On Friday evening Killarney played two games against Craughwell and Edendork. The girls gave 100% on the pitch and Craughwell was a competitive game but Edendork was a different story as their side was just too strong. On Saturday the girls played their host club Moycullen in a nail-biting encounter that finished with the sides level. As they left the pitch, the team was greeted by the president of the Camogie Association, Kathleen Woods. After a few photos and a chat, the girls hopped on the bus again to head to Roscommon to play Crosserlough in the Shield quarter-final. Although beaten well, the tenacity and the passion the team displayed was inspiring.

It was a tremendous experience with an abundance of camogie played and an All-Ireland quarter-final appearance is a fantastic achievement. The club thanked Mary Ryan and the Stack family in Tricel, Jessica O' Connor in Vodafone and Killarney Credit Union for their generous sponsorship and support. Best wishes to Cliona Lynch on her recovery from a knee injury sustained in the quarter-final.

Well done to Killarney Camogie trainers Ceara Moore, Paul O’Brien and Pat Sheenan and to players Sarah Looney, Yasmin O’Brien, Yen Leniston, Aimee Coffey, Clíona Lynch, Geraldine Murphy, Keelyn O’Leary, Ilona Sheehan, Lisa Lenihan, Clodagh Lucey, Jessica Bell, Anne Hickey, Heather Culloty, Alannah Houlihan, Chloe McCarthy, Áine Devlin, Éabha Lynch, Niamh Coughlan, Kathryn Ryan, Hannah Ryan and Tia McNabb. Congratulations to fellow Kerry side Causeway who won an All-Ireland Féile for the first time ever.

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Boxing brothers aim for European Championship

Killarney boxing brothers, Jamesie and Pa Casey, have their sights set on representing Ireland at the upcoming European championships after a successful spring in the ring. Both national champions for […]

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Killarney boxing brothers, Jamesie and Pa Casey, have their sights set on representing Ireland at the upcoming European championships after a successful spring in the ring.

Both national champions for 2025, the talented siblings are in preparation for crucial national competitions. Pa is gearing up for the junior cadets in three weeks, while Jamesie will compete in the under-18 championships in July.

Victory in these national events would automatically earn both boys an invitation to the high-performance unit, bringing them a step closer to being selected for the Irish team heading to the European championships.

Both Jamesie and Pa follow a rigorous training schedule, working out six days a week, twice a day – before school and work in the morning, and again every evening.

They are currently in camp, preparing for their respective national competitions.

The brothers understand the commitment required at this level of boxing, describing it as a lifestyle demanding 100% dedication, including twice-daily training, healthy eating, weight management, strength and conditioning, running, sparring, and technical training.

The Casey brothers thanked Bobby Enright of Peak Performance Academy for strength and conditioning and nutrition guidance, ProActive Physiotherapy for their support and the coaches and volunteers at Sliabh Luachra Boxing Club

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Killorglin’s RDI Hub to hosts open week

The RDI Hub in Killorglin is inviting the public to an Open Week next week, from Monday, May 19 to Friday, May 23. They are encouraging people who are curious […]

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The RDI Hub in Killorglin is inviting the public to an Open Week next week, from Monday, May 19 to Friday, May 23.

They are encouraging people who are curious about what the hub offers, or anyone needing a different place to work for a day, to come and visit.
During the week, people can use a desk for free at any time. They can also stay for just an hour or for the whole day. There will be lunchtime events each day featuring guest speakers. On Friday, visitors can try out the Media Lab with free podcasting sessions, but booking ahead is needed for this. The hub offers a lively space where people can work together.
The lunchtime events include Chris Barrett talking about his Arctic journey on Monday, John Ryan from Gigable on business growth strategies on Tuesday, Gavin Henrick from Brickfield Labs discussing accessibility on Wednesday, Hugh Reynolds from the RDI Hub talking about online marketing on Thursday, and a VHI Wellness Station on Friday. The Media Lab will also be open on Friday for podcasting sessions.
Anyone interested in attending the Open Week is asked to sign up using this link: https://bit.ly/4jlJlD3.

Lunchtime Events During Open Week:

Monday 19: Chris Barrett – Journey to the Arctic on the Fjällräven Polar Expedition
An incredible story of resilience, adventure, and pushing boundaries.
Tuesday 20: John Ryan, Gigable – Go-to-Market Strategy Session
Practical strategies for launching and growing your business.
Wednesday 21: Gavin Henrick, Brickfield Labs – Tearing Down the Accessibility Barriers
Why accessibility matters and how to build inclusive digital experiences.
Thursday 22: Hugh Reynolds, RDI Hub Entrepreneur in Residence – Zero to Online Hero
Explore what happens when a community experiment meets digital marketing.
Friday 23: VHI Wellness Station
Close out the week with the VHI Wellness Station which will give you insights into Body Composition, Diabetes Risk and More!
Bonus Friday Activity:
🎙️ Open Media Lab Access and Complimentary Podcasting Sessions
Explore our new Media Lab and try out a mini podcasting session with expert support.
Sessions are free but must be pre-booked in advance – limited slots available!
For more information, you can contact Megan Daly Tyrrell at megan.dalytyrrell@rdihub.com.

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