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Five-star fashion and dining with Christmas in Killarney

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Elaine Howard, Rachel Hynes, Norma O'Donoghue, Noel Cunningham, Aoife Begley and Aideen O'Mahoney at a previous Christmas in Killarney fashion show. PICTURE: SALLY MACMONAGLE

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POISED to be the highlight of the season for style set, the Christmas in Killarney designer fashion event will take to the catwalk in the five-star Europe Hotel & Resort on November 17.

Now in its sixth year, this hugely successful night will be hosted by the Norma O’Donoghue Model Agency in the stunning Panoramic Restaurant at the award-winning Europe Hotel with the beautiful lakes and mountains of Killarney acting as a stunning backdrop.

On arrival guests will be greeted by none other than TV personality Noel Cunningham and enjoy champagne and canapés while being treated to some festive songs by well-known pianist Jack Patrick Healy. Following this, guests will be invited into the restaurant for a sumptuous meal with wine. After dinner the Parisian-style fashion show will begin featuring some of the top models from the Norma O Donoghue Model Agency.

The line-up this year is hugely impressive, with the wonderfully talented Helen Cody opening the show. Also showcasing on the night are Marion Murphy Cooney, Claire Garvey, Tina Griffin, Carol Kennelly, Charlotte and Jane, Rebekah Wall, Cathy Troth, Clodagh Irwin Owens, Mac Bee’s, Phoenix V, Jasmine, Kerry’s Boutique and Niamh O’Neill, Liz Quinn and Fee G from the Kilkenny stores.
"The designers showcasing this year are some of the very best in the country and I’m delighted they all wanted to take part in what has become one of the top fashion events of the season," said Norma.

On the night each lady will receive a goody bag worth €50. The prize for best-dressed lady will be sponsored by Keanes Jewellers, with the winner receiving an exquisite piece from the Keanes collection. A raffle will also take place with prices worth up to €250. The after-party will then take place in the beautiful residents bar, with talented musician Jack Patrick Healy back by popular demand to provide the entertainment into the wee hours.

Tickets are €100 and are on sale now at the Europe Hotel from Christina on 064-6671300 or you can ring Norma 089-7046006. Early booking advisable for the hottest ticket in town!
 


 
Above: Elaine Howard, Rachel Hynes, Norma O'Donoghue, Noel Cunningham, Aoife Begley and Aideen O'Mahoney at a previous Christmas in Killarney fashion show. PICTURE: SALLY MACMONAGLE

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Spa and Glenflesk GAA clubs in Scór na nÓg All-Ireland Finals

Killarney will be the focus of the national Scór stage this Saturday, as the Gleneagle INEC Arena hosts the Scór na nÓg All-Ireland Finals. Two local clubs, Spa and Glenflesk, […]

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Killarney will be the focus of the national Scór stage this Saturday, as the Gleneagle INEC Arena hosts the Scór na nÓg All-Ireland Finals.

Two local clubs, Spa and Glenflesk, will carry the hopes of the county as they compete for national titles.
Representing Spa GAA is the Rince Seit (Set Dancing) team, who secured their place in the final after being crowned Munster champions in November.
Joining them in the finals are the Glenflesk GAA Ballad Group.

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End of an era as High Street restaurant closes after 30 years

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It is the end of an era for High Street this week as Marguerite’s Restaurant, still fondly known to generations of locals as Scéal Eile, has closed its doors for the final time.


The closure marks the end of more than 30 years of business at the popular town centre landmark.


The restaurant underwent a major refurbishment and name change in 2021.


Operated by the Condon family of Marguerite’s Home Bakery in Newcastle West, the café was rebranded from Scéal Eile to Marguerites at that time, though the name Scéal Eile remained synonymous with the premises for many locals.


In a poignant closing notice shared on social media, manager Annette Horgan expressed how difficult it was to put the restaurant’s legacy into words.

She described the business as far more than just a workplace, calling it a “second home” filled with treasured memories and lasting friendships.


Annette extended a sincere thank you to the loyal customers and friends whose kindness and familiar faces supported the business over the decades.

She also paid tribute to the professionalism and teamwork of the management and staff, both past and present.


The message included a special tribute to two late colleagues and dear friends, Kaye and Marie, who were remembered with love.

Annette also extended her thanks to the Condon family, wishing them success in their future retirements.


“As this chapter comes to a close for me, I will carry with me the wonderful memories and the many special people I have had the privilege to meet throughout the years,” she added.

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