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Play bingo from the comfort of your own home!
Do you miss the thrill of waiting for your last number to be picked or the adrenaline rush of shouting “check!” as soon as you mark off the last ink-free space on your panel?
Well then, why not try the new innovative 'Bingo at Home', hosted by bingo operators with over 30 years of experience running bingo nights nationwide. it's exactly like traditional bingo halls - except in the comfort of your own home!
What better way to keep busy during this lockdown than Bingo through Zoom which takes place every Friday at 8pm rain, hail or snow - and better yet, this is an event that cannot be cancelled!
'Bingo at Home' has great cash prizes up for grabs! You can see the bingo caller, the bingo screen and other players also enjoying it from their home. You call “check” as usual and call your panel number back to the caller to ensure it is a proper win.
Single book and jackpot sheet costs €13 and can be purchased through their website or over the phone. Your book can be delivered to your door by post or can be emailed to you to print at home.
When bought, you will receive a link by email which will give you access to the bingo night. Minimum payout is €3,200 with prizes paid out via bank transfer, cheque, Paypal or Revolut.
And there’s more…every reader can use the discount code ‘Killarney Advertiser’ to get a free jackpot sheet for €1,000 payout!
For more information, please visit www.bingoathome.ie or visit the Facebook page: ‘National Big Bingos’, or feel free to call the team on 087 7192082 for full phone support on how to get started!
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Free creative workshop for children impacted by cancer
Cancer support charity, Recovery Haven Kerry, will host a free creative workshop for children impacted by cancer this coming Thursday (September 30). The online event has been organised to mark Childhood Cancer Awareness Month this September and will be facilitated by Recovery Haven Kerry deputy manager and art therapist, Katie O’Donoghue from Killarney. The workshop, which […]
Cancer support charity, Recovery Haven Kerry, will host a free creative workshop for children impacted by cancer this coming Thursday (September 30).
The online event has been organised to mark Childhood Cancer Awareness Month this September and will be facilitated by Recovery Haven Kerry deputy manager and art therapist, Katie O’Donoghue from Killarney.
The workshop, which takes place via Zoom at 6.30pm, is aimed at children who have been impacted by cancer in any way and will also see Katie read from her debut children’s book, ‘‘The Little Squirrel Who Worried’.
Workshop facilitator, Katie, has worked for many years as a child and young people’s therapist with the NHS, before returning to her native Killarney this year. Her background is in fine art and design and she has a Masters degree in Art Psychotherapy.
If you would like to register your child for this free online workshop, please contact Recovery Haven Kerry on 066 7192122 to book your place.
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Not to be for Killarney as Waterford named Best Place to Live in Ireland
While Killarney made it through to the last five, in the end it was Waterford City which claimed the overall title of Best Place to Live in Ireland 2021. While the city was the unanimous choice of the judging panel it had to beat off stiff competition from Killarney and three other shortlisted locations: Clonakilty, […]
While Killarney made it through to the last five, in the end it was Waterford City which claimed the overall title of Best Place to Live in Ireland 2021.
While the city was the unanimous choice of the judging panel it had to beat off stiff competition from Killarney and three other shortlisted locations: Clonakilty, Co Cork, Galway city and the village of Glaslough in Co Monaghan.
Among the things which impressed the judges about Waterford were its beautiful buildings, its liveability, its pedestrian friendly public space, its weather, and its easy access to the Comeragh Mountains and the Copper Coast.
The Chair of the judging panel Conor Goodman congratulated Killarney on its fine showing in the competition.
“Given the level of entries and the extremely high standard of those entries, making it into the Best 5 Places to Live in Ireland really is a wonderful achievement which I’m sure everyone in Killarney and Kerry is really proud of. We were delighted with the level of interest in the competition and would like to thank everyone who nominated a place or who engaged with us on it.”
The Irish Times Best Place to Live in Ireland contest, which is supported by Randox Health, began in June.
In total 470 locations were nominated by more than 2,400 people from all 32 counties for the title of ‘Best Place to Live in Ireland 2021’.
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