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Liebherr announce new apprenticeships

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Liebherr Container Cranes have announced details of the Apprenticeship Programme for 2020, available in three different fields, Electrical, Mechanical Automation and Maintenance Fitter, and Metal Fabrication.

Upon completion, graduates will receive a dual qualification, a Level 6 Craft Certificate in their trade and a Level 6 Higher Certificate in Engineering in their respective fields from IT Tralee. Liebherr apprenticeships are an excellent opportunity for candidates to get an internationally recognised qualification along with an academic qualification, which provides a basis for further studies.

Liebherr Container Cranes has long been recognised as a pioneer in the provision of apprenticeships. The very first apprentices in Liebherr Container Cranes enrolled in 1959 and since then Liebherr has trained over 1000 apprentices in Killarney.

The apprentice-training model combines a practical and theoretical education, delivered with the cooperation of SOLAS, the state body with responsibility for training and further education. The apprentice scheme has proved very successful over the years, with graduates occupying a wide variety of roles within the company, up to and including Managing Director.

To apply for these roles, applicants should send an up-to-date CV, a copy of Leaving and Junior Cert results and a cover letter specifying the role that you are interested in and why to apprenticerecruit.lcc@liebherr.com. Any further documents such as training certificates, references, project details and awards etc., should also be included.

The closing date for receipt of completed applications is Friday, September 6. Applicants must be at least 16 years of age on January 1, 2020.

Successful candidates will benefit from a competitive package, fully paid training and education, excellent future employment and progression prospects, along with the opportunity to travel the world.

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Lough Lein Anglers announce 38th annual charity competition

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The Lough Lein Anglers Association, in partnership with main sponsor Lee Strand Cooperative Creameries Limited, has officially launched this year’s Open Wet Fly Charity Angling Competition.

Known locally as “The Charity,” the event will take place on Lough Lein, Killarney, on April 26.
Now in its 38th year, the competition remains one of the most popular fixtures on the angling calendar.

This year, the organisers have chosen the Rise & Shine Trust (formerly the Irish Pilgrimage Trust) as the beneficiary.

The Trust provides fully supported Easter pilgrimage holidays to Lourdes for children and young people with additional or special needs, a mission entirely funded through volunteer fundraising.

The launch, held at Ross Castle, brought together representatives from the angling community, the primary sponsors, and the charity to mark nearly four decades of local sporting philanthropy.

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New defibrillator installed at Park Road Parish Centre

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Killarney HeartBeat has enhanced community safety in the area with the installation of a new Automated External Defibrillator (AED) at the Park Road Parish Centre.

The life-saving device has been mounted on the exterior wall of the centre, conveniently located near the main entrance door to ensure it is accessible to the public at all times.

The project was funded through a combination of generous public donations and proceeds from the Killarney HeartBeat bookstand, which has been a steady source of fundraising over the past year.

With the approval of the group’s trustees, the organisation moved to secure and install the unit as a vital safety asset for the busy community hub.

HeartBeat representatives siad that the addition of the AED provides peace of mind for the many groups and individuals who use the Parish Centre facilities daily.

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