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Holy Cross Mercy goes yellow on Daffodil Day

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The pupils and staff of Holy Cross Mercy School traded their traditional red and grey uniforms for vibrant yellow on Friday last, to celebrate ‘Lá Buí’ in support of the Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day. The school grounds were transformed into a sea of colour as the school came together for the annual fundraiser.

Despite the Lenten season being in full swing, a special dispensation was granted for the day, allowing pupils to enjoy treats. These were kindly donated by The Dungeon Bookshop, adding to the festive atmosphere of the event. All proceeds from the day's collections were directed to the Irish Cancer Society to support their ongoing work in cancer research and patient services.
Holy Cross Mercy Principal, Alice Davern expressed thanks to all families in the school community for their "generous donations to this wonderful cause. We are extremely grateful to all at the Irish Cancer Society for their wonderful work."

Holy Cross Mercy goes yellow on Daffodil Day

The pupils and staff of Holy Cross Mercy School traded their traditional red and grey uniforms for vibrant yellow on Friday last, to celebrate ‘Lá Buí’ in support of the Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day. The school grounds were transformed into a sea of colour as the school came together for the annual fundraiser.

Despite the Lenten season being in full swing, a special dispensation was granted for the day, allowing pupils to enjoy treats. These were kindly donated by The Dungeon Bookshop, adding to the festive atmosphere of the event. All proceeds from the day's collections were directed to the Irish Cancer Society to support their ongoing work in cancer research and patient services.
Holy Cross Mercy Principal, Alice Davern expressed thanks to all families in the school community for their "generous donations to this wonderful cause. We are extremely grateful to all at the Irish Cancer Society for their wonderful work."

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€1m EuroMillions win at Centra The Reeks

Celebrations are underway in Killarney after Centra at The Reeks Gateway on Tralee Road sold a EuroMillions ticket worth €1,005,000 in the Friday, August 21 draw. The lucky winner secured […]

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Celebrations are underway in Killarney after Centra at The Reeks Gateway on Tralee Road sold a EuroMillions ticket worth €1,005,000 in the Friday, August 21 draw.

The lucky winner secured the life-changing sum through the special Ireland Only Raffle event after purchasing a Quick Pick ticket on the day of the draw.
Store owner John Bowler, who has operated the shop for over 20 years, expressed his delight after receiving the news from the National Lottery.
“There’s a great buzz around the store and we’re absolutely delighted,” Bowler said. “We have a mix of local customers and visitors coming through our doors every day, so the winner could be anyone. While we’ve sold fantastic prizes over the years, this is by far the biggest. It’s wonderful news for Killarney.”
National Lottery spokesperson Emma Monaghan urged anyone who bought a ticket at the store on Friday to check their numbers carefully. The ticket holder is advised to sign the back of the ticket, keep it safe, and contact the National Lottery prize claims team to arrange collection.
All photos: Eamonn Keogh

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€1m EuroMillions win still unclaimed at Centra The Reeks

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€1m EuroMillions win at Centra The Reeks

Anthony O’Connor, Ciaran Culloty, Conor Healy, Elizabeth Nagle, and representatives from the National Lottery


Celebrations are underway in Killarney after Centra at The Reeks Gateway on Tralee Road sold a EuroMillions ticket worth €1,005,000 in the Friday, August 21 draw.


The lucky winner secured the life-changing sum through the special Ireland Only Raffle event after purchasing a Quick Pick ticket on the day of the draw.
Store owner John Bowler, who has operated the shop for over 20 years, expressed his delight after receiving the news from the National Lottery.
“There’s a great buzz around the store and we’re absolutely delighted,” Bowler said. “We have a mix of local customers and visitors coming through our doors every day, so the winner could be anyone. While we’ve sold fantastic prizes over the years, this is by far the biggest. It’s wonderful news for Killarney.”
National Lottery spokesperson Emma Monaghan urged anyone who bought a ticket at the store on Friday to check their numbers carefully. The ticket holder is advised to sign the back of the ticket, keep it safe, and contact the National Lottery prize claims team to arrange collection.
All photos: Eamonn Keogh

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