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Recovery Haven Kerry announces stunning prizes for Best Dressed competitions at April Fashion Showcase

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It was a hugely stylish affair at Killarney Racecourse on Sunday afternoon as organisers of Recovery Haven Kerry’s Look Good Feel Good Designer Fashion Showcase got together to officially launch their exciting Best Dressed Lady and Gent Competitions ahead of the much-anticipated April 3 event at the Gleneagle INEC Arena.

Already billed as the fashion event of 2025 in Kerry - hosted by designer to the stars Don O’Neill – a highlight of the event will undoubtedly be the best dressed lady and gent competitions, with organisers pulling out all the stops to secure some amazing prizes for the overall winners.
The lucky best dressed lady on the night will receive a phenomenal €1,000 holiday voucher, courtesy of Abbeydorney-based TLI Group, while the board of Killarney Race Company are offering the the best dressed gent Dual Membership of the exclusive Killarney Racegoers Club for 2025. And organisers are taking no chances when it comes to selecting the winners, enlisting a celebrity judging panel to do the honours on the night.
“We are so delighted to have Tadhg and Derry Fleming join forces with the wonderful Helen Quealy Murphy (DailyDivaDiary) to judge the best dressed lady and gent competitions,” said Recovery Haven’s PR & Marketing Officer, Marisa Reidy. “Knowing the exceptional style that the men and women of Kerry bring to events like this, we don’t envy the judges, but we know they will do a super job and are so grateful to all three for giving their time to be with us.”
Marisa also paid tribute to TLI Group and Killarney Race Company, who are sponsoring the amazing prizes on the night.
“We are always blown away by the generosity of the businesspeople of Kerry towards Recovery Haven, and yet again both TLI Group and Killarney Race Company have overwhelmed us with their generosity. These prizes are exceptional, and we are so truly grateful. We are really looking forward to seeing the style on the night, given the amazing prizes up for grabs.”
In addition to the prestigious best dressed competitions, show producer Norma O’Donoghue has secured renowned designers such as Synan O’Mahony, Catriona Hanly, Marion Murphy Cooney, Claire Garvey, Cathy Troth and Tina Griffin among others to add the glitz and glamour of the night, while the show will also feature a number of top boutiques including MacBees, Scarlett, Hannons, Pheonix V and Lily Mais.
This year, organisers have also opted to combine the fashion element of the show with a wellbeing/wellness theme, where Don O’Neil will host a very special fireside chat with some incredible guests, including top professional model Thalia Heffernan, three-time Olympian and health and fitness expert, Derval O’Rourke and leadership coach and former Network Ireland Kerry President, Linda O’Mahony Logan.
Only a limited number of tickets for the event remain, so organisers are encouraging those interested in attending to get theirs fast, either in person from Recovery Haven Kerry or the INEC, or online at www.recoveryhavenkerry.com

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Gneeveguilla apprentice wins national stonemasonry title

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Gneeveguilla apprentice wins national stonemasonry title


Darragh O’Sullivan from Gneeveguilla won the overall prize in the Architectural Stonemasonry category at the WorldSkills Ireland competition held recently at the RDS in Dublin.


An apprentice stonecutter and stonemason with the Office of Public Works (OPW) based in Mallow, O’Sullivan secured gold for his technical accuracy and craftsmanship during the three-day event.
The state agency relies on traditional trade skills to manage, conserve, and restore national monuments, public buildings, and heritage sites across the country.
O’Sullivan’s success reflects the training provided by his OPW mentors and team, highlighting the importance of apprentice development in preserving traditional heritage crafts for future generations.
Picture Caption: CRAFT CHAMPION: Tom Little (Kerry ETB), Terri Sweeney Meade (OPW), category winner Darragh O’Sullivan (OPW), and Donal Keys (WorldSkills Ireland) at the RDS in Dublin.

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Jessica Cronin donates hair for children’s charity

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Jessica Cronin donates hair for children’s charity

Ten-year-old Killarney resident Jessica Cronin is set to cut and donate 12 inches of her hair to support young cancer patients, alongside a fundraising campaign for LauraLynn Children’s Hospice.

The hair donation will go directly to the Little Princess Trust, a charity providing real hair wigs free of charge to children and young people who have lost their own hair through medical treatment.
Alongside her hair donation, Jessica is collecting financial contributions for LauraLynn through the Locks of Love campaign.
“I want to help somebody that doesn’t have something that I have, hair,” Jessica said.
Her family expressed their pride in her decision to support both organisations.
“We are all so proud of her,” her mother, Grace O’Shea-Cronin, said. “Any donation, no matter how small, would be greatly appreciated.”
Donations to support Jessica’s fundraiser can be made online at

locksoflove.lauralynn.ie/fundraiser/jessicacronin1

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