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Flesk Restaurant has the recipe for success

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WELL done to The Flesk Restaurant on Main Street which has just won the coveted overall prize in this year's Killarney Looking Good Awards.

Leading tributes to the winners at the prize-giving in the Killarney Plaza Hotel tonight were Minister Brendan Griffin and Killarney Looking Good chairwoman Yvonne Quill.

As media sponsor, we at Killarney Advertiser extend a big congratulations to all. See this Friday's edition for more coverage and pictures.

Below are the category winners:

Best Large Commercial Premises: Fairview Guesthouse, Fairhill
Best Medium Commercial Premises: Flesk Restaurant
Best Small Commercial Premises: Art Gallery, Plunkett Street
Best New Development: Vodafone, College Street
Best Newly Painted Premises:
Large: Tatler Jack, Plunkett Street
Small: The Pillbox, New Street
Best Public House: The Laurels
Best Hotel: International Hotel
Best Restaurant: No. 52 High Street
Green Hospitality Award: The Malton Hotel
Preservation Award: JM Reidy's
Restoration Award Killarney House and Gardens
Best Signage: Flesk Restaurant
Best Guesthouse: Cill Cearn, Woodford Manor
Best Private Residence: Mount Brandon, Lewis Road
Best Large Estate: Hawthorn Avenue
Best Medium Estate: Park Drive
Best Small Estate: Elm Wood
Highly Commended Estate: Oakfield, Park Road
Best Roadside Garden: 21 Park Drive
Best Laneway: Milk Market Lane
Award for Floral Display: Foleys Restaurant, High Street
Best Kept School: Killarney Community College (Secondary)
Monastery (Primary)
Bio-Diversity Award: The Black Sheep Hostel
Volunteer Award: John Randles
Darragh Reidy
Pride of Place: Holy Cross Gardens
Best Community Co-Operation: Park Lodge Residents
Highly Commended Award: Killarney Fire Station
Best Commercial Re-launch: Café du Parc, Plaza Hotel
Bee Friendly Planting Award: Killarney Community Hospital
Sustainability Award: True, College Street
Highly Commended Gardens: 31 Dalton's Avenue
2 Bellville Close
18 St Brendan’s Terrace
Villa Alverna, Park Drive
86 Ardshanavooly
2 Pinewood
25 Pinewood

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Sinead Galvin secures personal victory as Ireland falls to Scotland

Killarney badminton star Sinead Galvin delivered a strong individual performance representing Ireland at the Scottish International Masters Championships in Glasgow last weekend. Despite Galvin winning her match in impressive fashion, […]

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Killarney badminton star Sinead Galvin delivered a strong individual performance representing Ireland at the Scottish International Masters Championships in Glasgow last weekend.

Despite Galvin winning her match in impressive fashion, it was not to be for the national side as Scotland proved too strong overall.
The highly experienced Killarney club player was selected for the Irish squad following a string of top-form performances, including a recent victory at the Leinster Masters Open.
Carrying high hopes into the international fixture at the Sir Craig Reedie Centre, Galvin justified her selection by securing a hard-fought win in her category.
However, the depth of the Scottish team across the various age groups eventually told on the scoreboard with the home side claiming the overall victory with a 25-15 match score.

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Killarney coach selected for prestigious Italian football programme

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Mastergeeha Football Club’s Under 12 coach Ramona Keogh has been selected for a high-profile international coaching programme in Italy.

Ramona is one of just ten grassroots coaches from across Ireland chosen to participate in this first-of-its-kind initiative.

The programme is a collaboration between the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) and Léargas, a national agency that manages international exchange programmes.


As part of the selection, Ramona will travel from Kilbrean to Como, Italy, to spend over a week immersed in the professional environment of Como 1907.


During the trip, the Killarney coach will work directly with the staff, coaches, and various teams at the Italian club.


The experience is designed to provide Irish grassroots leaders with insights into elite European coaching methods, which can then be brought back to local clubs like Mastergeeha.


The selection is a significant personal achievement for Ramona and a boost for the Mastergeeha coaching setup as she prepares for the trip of a lifetime to the shores of Lake Como.

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