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Locals and tourists urged to be vigilant following break-ins
Gardaí have issued an appeal for vigilance to both locals and tourists following a series of vehicle break-ins and a residential burglary in the Ross Road area this week.
The recent spell of warm weather has drawn large crowds to Killarney National Park. On Tuesday night, as people flocked to Ross Castle to enjoy the evening heatwave, several motorists returned to find their vehicles had been broken into.
In an official statement, a Garda spokesperson confirmed the incidents: "Gardaí are investigating a number of thefts from vehicles that occurred in Killarney on Wednesday, May 27. The investigation is ongoing."
In a separate incident, authorities are also dealing with a break-in at a local property. Gardaí confirmed they are investigating a burglary at a residential home that occurred in Killarney on the morning of Wednesday, May 27.
With investigations ongoing into both the vehicle thefts and the household burglary, anyone who noticed any suspicious activity in the vicinity of Ross Castle or the wider Killarney area over Tuesday night and Wednesday morning is urged to contact Killarney Garda Station.
Killarney was plunged into sadness this week following the sudden passing of one of its most popular and beloved personalities, Brian ‘Chomp’ O’Regan, on Monday last.
A prominent sportsman and a larger-than-life character, Brian was known across the community for his infectious smile, good humour, and deep involvement in local sporting circles.
He played underage football with Dr Crokes, wore the blue jersey for Killarney Athletic AFC with pride, and excelled on the golf course as a member of Killarney Golf and Fishing Club.
Those who knew him well described him as the heart and soul of many a sporting occasion who packed an immense amount into his relatively short life.
Local sporting clubs led the tributes as news of his untimely passing shook the community.
Killarney Athletic AFC said on social media: “Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Brian O’Regan. A larger-than-life character who brought a smile to all in his company. He always wore the blue jersey with pride and was never slow to help out with club activities when called upon. Rest in peace Chomp.”
Dr Crokes GAA Club also shared their sympathies: “All of our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the late Brian O’Regan who represented Dr Crokes at juvenile level. Brian was also an active member of our golf society for a number of years. May he Rest in Peace.”
Killarney Legion GAA club joined in the tributes, extending their sincere condolences to Brian’s family, relatives, and friends at this difficult time.
Brian will be deeply missed by his heartbroken family. He is survived by his parents, Vincent and Elizabeth, and his siblings, Olivia, Elaine, and James.
He is also sadly missed by his adored nephews Cillian, Tristan, and Rowan, his niece Isabella, brother-in-law James Murphy, James’ partner Jess, as well as his uncles, aunts, cousins, relatives, neighbours, and a wide circle of friends.
Killarney mourns the sudden passing of Brian ‘Chomp’ O’Regan
Killarney was plunged into sadness this week following the sudden passing of one of its most popular and beloved personalities, Brian ‘Chomp’ O’Regan, on Monday last.
A prominent sportsman and a larger-than-life character, Brian was known across the community for his infectious smile, good humour, and deep involvement in local sporting circles.
He played underage football with Dr Crokes, wore the blue jersey for Killarney Athletic AFC with pride, and excelled on the golf course as a member of Killarney Golf and Fishing Club.
Those who knew him well described him as the heart and soul of many a sporting occasion who packed an immense amount into his relatively short life.
Local sporting clubs led the tributes as news of his untimely passing shook the community.
Killarney Athletic AFC said on social media: “Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Brian O’Regan. A larger-than-life character who brought a smile to all in his company. He always wore the blue jersey with pride and was never slow to help out with club activities when called upon. Rest in peace Chomp.”
Dr Crokes GAA Club also shared their sympathies: “All of our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the late Brian O’Regan who represented Dr Crokes at juvenile level. Brian was also an active member of our golf society for a number of years. May he Rest in Peace.”
Killarney Legion GAA club joined in the tributes, extending their sincere condolences to Brian’s family, relatives, and friends at this difficult time.
Brian will be deeply missed by his heartbroken family. He is survived by his parents, Vincent and Elizabeth, and his siblings, Olivia, Elaine, and James.
He is also sadly missed by his adored nephews Cillian, Tristan, and Rowan, his niece Isabella, brother-in-law James Murphy, James’ partner Jess, as well as his uncles, aunts, cousins, relatives, neighbours, and a wide circle of friends.
The children at Maggie’s Montessori took to the paths on Wednesday this week to complete a special sponsored walk in aid of Barnardos.
Under the national campaign theme “Big Toddle Little Heroes,” the preschool pupils completed a half-mile route focused on the idea of “children helping children.” The local event is part of a nationwide initiative for the charity, marking the 23rd anniversary of the annual fundraiser.
Since its inception, the national campaign has seen early years groups, playgroups, and families across the country raise a combined total of over €4.84 million to support vulnerable youngsters.
All sponsorship funds raised by the Maggie’s Montessori community will go directly toward Barnardos’ Early Years Services. These services focus on providing essential development, early education, and targeted support to vulnerable children nationwide to ensure they receive an equal start in life.
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