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Pickleball popularity surges as new clubs launch in district

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The sport of pickleball continues to grow in the Killarney area with the addition of a second club in Fossa and another new club on the district fringes in Duhallow.

Killarney Pickleball Club kicked off the new year by hosting two visiting clubs last week.
On Sunday, members welcomed their nearest neighbours from County Cork, the Duhallow club based near Kanturk.
On Tuesday morning, the club welcomed Fossa, their nearest local rivals in Kerry. The two groups were already well-acquainted as both clubs share a number of players between them.
Michael Lyne of the Killarney club noted that the growth of the sport locally has been remarkable. He highlighted the social and competitive benefits of these inter-club meetings, which help build a strong community for players of all ages and abilities.
For those looking to take up the sport, Fossa Pickleball currently plays on Thursday afternoons in the Old Church. Killarney Pickleball Club continues its regular schedule at the Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre, with sessions held on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 am and Thursday evenings at 8:00 pm.

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Missing Michael Fassbender found!

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It was a mystery that had the whole town in a chokehold. Mr Fassbender was nowhere to be seen, it had everyone scratching their heads and asking, where did he go? While other news outlets were reporting that Michael Fassbender was on the missing list in Killarney this week, the Killarney Advertiser team decided to track him down on Tuesday morning. It didn’t take long as we found him well before lunchtime, breaking the news on our Facebook page. He was sitting outside of the cinema, sure where else would he be?

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Emergency services attend scene at Reeks Gateway

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An air ambulance was tasked to Killarney on Wednesday evening following an incident at the Reeks Gateway.

A man sustained injuries after falling from the area known locally as the “Grassy Mound” onto the petrol station forecourt.

Local emergency services attended the scene before the air ambulance arrived to transfer the man to University Hospital Cork.

The area was attended by multiple emergency units as they coordinated the medical evacuation.

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