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Mayor thanks Killarney Advertiser team

Killarney Mayor Michael Gleeson has praised the Killarney Advertiser in its efforts to keep the community updated during the height of the pandemic.

Killarney’s number one weekly news title – and the town’s longest-serving news magazine – continued to publish throughout the crisis.

The Killarney Advertiser’s team, despite the challenge of working within COVID-19 restrictions, delivered more exclusive news content than any other title over the last few weeks.

The efforts of the team have been recognised by the Mayor, who is still cocooning as he and his wife are both over 70.

“As we continue in our strange new world of safe distancing, hand washing and for some of us, varying degrees of cocooning I, as Mayor of the Municipal District and as an individual wish to express sincere gratitude to the Management and Staff at Killarney Advertiser,” he said. “Your thoughtfulness and the co-operation of the wonderful postwomen and men have ensured that we were able to remain in touch with the wider world. It also, very importantly, means that even in our isolation we do not feel alone and forgotten. That feeling of still being part of the community greatly helped and is continuing to keep many of us positive and optimistic.”

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Castlelough Bay hosts County Championship Regatta

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Castlelough Bay on Lough Leane played host to the first County Championship Regatta of the year on Sunday, July 19.


Mayor of Killarney John O’Donoghue opened the event, welcoming Kerry clubs—including local sides Fossa, Workmen, and St. Brendan’s—and noting the long-standing rowing tradition supported by host club Flesk Valley for over a century.
Now in its fourth year, the regatta serves as the first of two qualifying events for the All-Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships, set to take place in Bantry from August 14 to 16.
Flesk Valley Chairman John Fleming commended the strong turnout, thanking club members, supporters, and the Kerry Coastal Rowing Association, led by Mary B Teahan, Johanna King, and Máire Twiss. He also acknowledged the assistance of the Killarney Order of Malta, Fossa Rowing Club, the NPWS, and local sponsors Killarney Credit Union, Leanes Tool Hire, and Hegarty’s of Castlelough.
Kerry clubs now turn their attention to Valentia Island for the second county championship regatta this Saturday, July 25.

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Glenflesk brothers qualify for Community Games Finals

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Three brothers from Glenflesk have qualified for the National Community Games Finals in Carlow this August.


Robbie secured his place directly from the Kerry County Finals by winning gold in the U8 80m. His brothers Ryan (U14 800m) and Jacob (U10 200m) both won silver at county level before finishing second in their respective events at Saturday’s Regional Finals in Templemore.
The trio will represent Glenflesk and Kerry alongside fellow local qualifiers Dylan O’Connor (U10 100m) and Kaylee Lynch (U10 100m), bringing the area’s total to five athletes competing at the national finals.

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