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‘Models in Recovery’ Fashion Show raises €35,477

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The Killarney Branch of Kerry Hospice Foundation's annual 'Models in Recovery' Fashion Show was a huge success, raising an impressive €35,477 for Kerry Hospice services. 

The event, which took place on Thursday, September 12 at the Gleneagle INEC, featured 16 inspirational women and 8 male models, all cancer survivors, who took to the catwalk. Since its inception in 2014, the 'Models in Recovery' Fashion Show has continued to draw in big audiences, and this year's event was no different with over 1,000 people attending. The event was hosted by the ever-charismatic Noel Cunningham and entertainment was provided by Liam O'Connor and family, as well as the popular O'Leary Brothers.

Cathal Walshe, PRO of the Killarney Branch, expressed his “heartfelt thanks to all the generous sponsors who donated to the raffle and the local retailers and boutiques who provided the fabulous fashion wear for the event." 

He also extended special thanks to the Gleneagle INEC for hosting the show and ensuring its success.

"The cheque represents a significant contribution to the Kerry Hospice Foundation's ongoing efforts to expand its services across the county which includes a satellite Palliative Day Care Unit in Killarney to support the needs of the local community.

“With the incredible total raised, Kerry Hospice is one step closer to providing vital palliative care services to those who need it most in the Killarney and South Kerry regions. 

"The Killarney Branch of Kerry Hospice Foundation extends their deepest gratitude to everyone who supported the event," Cathal added.

Not one to rest on his laurels, Cathal is eager to let people know that preparations are already underway for the 2025 event, and the date is set for Thursday September 11 at the same venue.

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Europe Hotel set to reopen for 2026 season

The five-star Europe Hotel & Resort will officially reopen its doors for the 2026 season on Thursday, February 5. initially, the resort will welcome guests from Thursday to Saturday nights […]

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The five-star Europe Hotel & Resort will officially reopen its doors for the 2026 season on Thursday, February 5.

initially, the resort will welcome guests from Thursday to Saturday nights inclusive, before resuming full seven-day operations on Thursday, March 12.
Guests can access the 50,000-square-foot ESPA at The Europe, featuring indoor and outdoor vitality pools, a thermal suite, and relaxation areas. Complimentary resort activities also return, including horse riding on the hotel’s Austrian Haflinger ponies and use of the indoor tennis courts.
Dining options for the new season include The Panorama Restaurant, which features a farm-to-fork menu with produce from the hotel’s own 400-acre farm. For more casual settings, The Brasserie provides an open-grill menu, while Riva offers Mediterranean-inspired Italian cuisine.
The hotel has announced two early-season packages:
Love, Perfected: Available on the weekends of February 6 and 13, including breakfast, a three-course dinner, and a bottle of Moët & Chandon. Rates start from €750 for a Golfside Room and €805 for a Lakeview Room.
Luxe Thursday Night Stay: Available on Thursdays from March 5 to 12, featuring early 1 p.m. check-in, breakfast, and dinner in The Brasserie. Rates start from €520 for a Golfside Room and €585 for a Lakeview Room.
For more information or to make a reservation, visit www.theeurope.com or call +353 64 66 71300.

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Transition Year students offer IT help

St Brendan’s College Transition Year students are continuing their Log On Learning Programme this January, offering free, practical IT help to members of the public. The sessions are aimed at […]

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St Brendan’s College Transition Year students are continuing their Log On Learning Programme this January, offering free, practical IT help to members of the public.

The sessions are aimed at people who would like support using their phone, tablet or laptop. Help is available with everyday tasks such as sending texts, using WhatsApp or Facebook, ordering groceries online, taking photos, or getting more comfortable with basic technology.
Participants can choose what they want to learn and work at their own pace, with students on hand to give one-to-one guidance in a relaxed setting. Complimentary tea and coffee will be available during the sessions.
The Log On Learning Programme will run each Wednesday in January from 11.30am to 1.00pm.
Anyone interested in taking part is asked to contact 064 663 1021 to register.

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