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Fun for all at Two Mile School tomorrow

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By Michelle Crean

There will be a free Family Fun Day at the Two Mile Community National School tomorrow (Saturday) and it promises to be a great day out!

From 1 to 4pm, the Parents Association have organised music, plenty of games and there'll be refreshments for the parents and visitors.

“We are very lucky that we have a fantastic Parents Association in Two Mile School," Principal Catherine Barry told the Killarney Advertiser.

"They have organised this fun day, which will be a great end of year celebration for the school and for the local community.”

Parents Association member and organiser Laura Fee says that everybody is very excited to have a fun day out.

“It's a great opportunity to come and see the recently refurbished school and experience the friendly and welcoming environment of the Two Mile. It’s a chance to meet with children attending, their parents and the local community.”

There will be loads of giant games to play – Hook a Duck, Limbo, Giant Connect Four and that’s just a few. Live music from ‘The Killarneys’ will entertain the crowd. There are some races organised for the little ones and for the not so little ones!

"Refreshments will be provided on the day. All are very welcome, we're looking forward to seeing you there!"

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Killarney breaks national May temperature record 

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Killarney breaks national May temperature record 

Killarney became one of the hottest spots in the country this week as Ireland’s nationalmaximum air temperature record for the month of May was officially broken.

According to data issued by Met Éireann on Tuesday, the weather station at Muckross House recorded a blistering 29.1°C on Tuesday afternoon.

The extraordinary reading comfortably surpassed the previous county May record of 28.4°C, which had stood for nearly three decades after being set in Liscahane Ardfert, on May 31  1997.

The historic warmth came as Northwest Europe was trapped under an intense high-pressure system, frequently referred to as a heat dome. 

The unseasonable weather pattern began pushing temperatures toward record levels on Monday when provisional records were initially breached across several nationwide monitoring stations.

Among Met Éireann’s 25 primary synoptic stations, Shannon Airport in County Clare also surpassed the 1997 milestone by reaching 28.6°C. 

The Climate and Automatic Monitoring Program (CAMP) network captured the peak of the heatwave, with three independent stations eclipsing the old record on Tuesday and Wednesday, led by the historic high at Muckross House.

Pauline Healy-Reen and her sister Frances at the Gap of Dunloe on Tuesday,

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Cars & Coffee for Jack & Jill Foundation on Monday

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Cars & Coffee for Jack & Jill Foundation
Ballymac Vintage Club will host a Cars & Coffee morning on Bank Holiday Monday, June 1, at Glenduff Manor (V92 YH32).
The event runs from 10:30am to midday, with all proceeds raised on the day going directly to the Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation.
An optional short local road run will take place immediately after the meetup, with participants returning to Glenduff Manor afterward. All vintage, classic, and modern interest vehicles are welcome to attend.

Ballymac Vintage Club members launching the upcoming Cars & Coffee morning at Glenduff Manor. Left to right: Tom Glover, Kian O’Connor, George Glover, Joan Glover, Brian Glover, Paul Ahern, Mary Lynch, Ivan Groves, Michael Horan, Trish Horan, and Philip Blennerhassett.

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