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OPEN DAY: Killarney Credit Union branches in Killarney, Kenmare and Cahersiveen will hold a number of open days this week. Pictured were: Helen Courtney Power (Business Development), Mary Murphy (CEO), Emma Looney (Member Services) and Shane Foley (Risk and Compliance). Photo: Michelle Crean

 

All credit union members in the locality are invited to call into any of the Killarney Credit Union branches in Killarney, Kenmare and Cahersiveen this week.

Members can drop by on Thursday, February 27, Friday 28 and Saturday 29 to meet staff and find out about their new current account service available from the credit union.

“We are inviting members of the public to call in and find out about our new current account service,” Helen Courtney Power, Business Development Manager with Killarney Credit Union, said.

“We launched last October and to date we have seen great interest; however, we are finding that people have a lot of questions as changing accounts is a big deal for people and we want to help people with this.”

Credit Union Current Accounts offer the same level of functionality that people currently know with their banks such as online banking, mobile App, direct debit, salary payments and debit cards. The monthly fees are low and concessions are available for students and older members.

“In the end, you are supporting a local community based organisation who have the best interests of its members at heart. The credit union is the most trusted brand for the past five years among all the financial services companies in Ireland. Also, you have a chance of winning €250 for opening a current account until the end of February, what’s not to like!”

Members are advised to bring in two forms of ID i.e. passport/drivers’ license and address ID in the form of a recent bill/government letter to open an account. For more see www.killarneycu.ie/current-account.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Songwriters invited to Song Circle at West End House

Local musicians and music lovers are in for a treat later this month, as West End House hosts a special evening dedicated to original music and creative collaboration. The Song […]

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Local musicians and music lovers are in for a treat later this month, as West End House hosts a special evening dedicated to original music and creative collaboration.

The Song Circle, taking place on Saturday, November 22 at 5:30pm, invites songwriters, composers, and performers of all styles to come together in a relaxed, welcoming setting to share their work and connect with others.
Whether you’re an experienced performer eager to showcase your own material or simply want to listen and be inspired, the Song Circle promises a warm, inclusive atmosphere that celebrates creativity and community spirit.
Organisers say the event is about more than performance , it’s about building a network of local musicians who can support and learn from one another.
The evening is free to attend, though booking is advised, as spaces are limited.
For more information or to reserve a spot, visit westendhouse.ie.

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Local Rowing star Paula Moloney wins four golds at World Masters Regatta

Paula Moloney, from Dalton’s Avenue, Killarney, claimed four gold medals at the World Rowing Masters 2025 in Banyoles, Spain. Competing in four different races with four different crews, Paula was […]

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Paula Moloney, from Dalton’s Avenue, Killarney, claimed four gold medals at the World Rowing Masters 2025 in Banyoles, Spain.

Competing in four different races with four different crews, Paula was the only female member of the Irish selection to achieve such a feat and the only Killarney woman on the team.
The event featured 10 races and 900 teams, with Ireland winning a total of four golds, three silvers, and one bronze. Paula, daughter of Ena and Mike Moloney, is also the niece of well-known local photographer Sean Kelly, and her brother Michael plays with Dr. Crokes GAA Club.
The Irish team, comprising rowers from clubs across the country, also won at the London (Oxford/Cambridge) Over-40s competition. The event showcased the strength and unity of Irish Masters rowing, with athletes from Cork, Limerick, Tralee, Skibbereen, Clonmel, Belfast, and UL joining forces under captain Donal Cronin.

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