Eamonn Moriarty and Gráinne Fitzgerald, Joint Chairpersons of Currow Rural Development, pictured with Secretary Anthony Donnelly as they prepare for the upcoming community clean-up at St Michael’s Cemetery, Currow.

The event, organised in association with Killeentierna Parish Church, takes place this Saturday, May 2, and will run throughout the day. Members of the community are encouraged to attend to tidy family graves and adjacent pathways in preparation for the cemetery mass on Wednesday, May 13, at 7.30 pm. This initiative follows the success of last year’s event, with organisers hoping for another strong turnout to help maintain the local grounds. Photo: Mairead O’Keeffe.

Kerry GAA and Killarney Racecourse have partnered to host a Munster Senior Football Final preview event on Saturday, May 9.

The afternoon of racing and football analysis takes place the day before Kerry face Cork in the provincial decider on Sunday, May 10.
The Killarney racing season opens at 11.30am on the Saturday, featuring a “Go Racing With Kerry GAA Legends” package. This allows supporters to attend a National Hunt card alongside former Kerry players. The main event is a panel discussion where the guest speakers will provide tactical analysis of the upcoming game and share stories from their own careers.
In addition to the racing and football talk, the day includes live music from Nicole Lonergan and The Gallivanters.
Tickets for the event are priced at €99. This includes racecourse admission, access to the preview event, a BBQ meal, and a drink. Capacity is limited to 200 guests, and tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.
The names of the panelists will be announced this Friday, May 1, which is also when tickets go on sale at www.killarneyracecourse.ie. Further information is available by calling 087 1130086.