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Change your life with Pat’s successful weight loss programme

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Working one-to-one with an expert is the way to go if you want to take the first steps towards a healthier, happier you.

Pat Sheehan Health and Fitness Killarney, offers a comprehensive 12-week programme in lifestyle management and weight loss, with weekly food diary check-ups and weigh-ins to motivate you throughout your journey.

Killarney native Pat is a highly motivated individual who has a proven track record. He has helped hundreds of people change their lives for the better with weight losses from half a stone to up to 10 stone. Everyone has different objectives and goals, no matter how big or small. Pat has a wealth of expertise in this area having worked in the health, fitness and well-being industry for over a decade.

Following a thorough consultation, Pat will devise a plan tailored to your precise requirements. You will receive a fully illustrated book that Pat has penned himself based on his years of experience. This publication makes it super-easy and enjoyable to follow the 12-week weight loss programme with a food diary, as well as wonderful recipes and menus, all featuring everyday foods and ingredients.

The beauty of the plan is all consultations are private one-to-one and personalised with a weekly weigh-in, motivation and nutrition advice. He has a truly enviable track record when it comes to helping men and women achieve their weight loss goals as well as optimum health and fitness levels.

“Weight loss is my area of expertise,” he said. “I explain everything in detail and spend up to an hour-and-a-half on the initial consultation. A key point is understanding why you eat, and how often you need to eat. You have a better chance of keeping weight off and maintaining a healthy weight when you understand the process fully.”

Motivation is also a key aspect of shedding pounds and maintaining a healthy weight, he added.
“Being accountable to someone every week, getting the right advice and being able to eat normal everyday foods is what sets this plan apart, whether you want to lose a few pounds or several stone,” said Pat. “Everyone needs a bit of encouragement.”

Pat is currently offering appointments and weigh ins via WhatsApp if people are not able to come in and meet in person. It will be the same programme with the same advice every week, the only difference is that you don’t meet him in person.

Contact Pat on 087 6856930 and book your consultation either at Club Vitae Leisure Centre at Hotel Killarney, or at The Loft Fitness Studio, Millstreet, Co Cork.

Check out some of their success stories on their website loftfitnessstudio.com or on Facebook.

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Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra welcomes All-Ireland winners

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Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra in Rathmore was buzzing with excitement last Friday as former students Shane Ryan and Paul Murphy returned to the school with the Sam Maguire Cup.

The two All-Ireland football champions spoke to students and staff about the importance of perseverance, motivation, goal setting, and teamwork.

They also reflected on the strong friendships formed during their school days in Rathmore.

Both players encouraged students to appreciate the support of parents, coaches, and teachers who help guide them along the way.

They shared light-hearted stories and spoke about the pride they felt lifting Sam Maguire earlier this year.


They finished by saying they hope to return to Croke Park next season and bring Sam home to Kerry again.

The visit ended with warm applause and a proud Sliabh Luachra welcome for the local heroes

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Connecting Kerry’s Wildlife: Hedgerows and Trees Exhibition

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A wildlife exhibition currently on display at Killarney Library will soon tour across Kerry.

The project, Hedgerows and Trees in the Kingdom, is a collaboration between Crainn Chiarraí and the Kerry County Council Biodiversity Officer.

It highlights the importance of hedgerows and trees for biodiversity, climate, and cultural value, while promoting best practice in managing these landscapes as ecological corridors for wildlife.

Six arts facilitators led workshops for participants to create individual and collaborative pieces showcasing native hedgerows and their habitats.


The exhibition will travel across the county over the coming months, paired with local workshops to continue educating communities on hedgerow and tree management.


As part of the initiative, a related event will take place on October 24 and 25 at Tralee Bay Wetlands and Cromane, sharing knowledge and practical projects for managing hedgerows and trees.


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