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This Christmas, The Europe Hotel and Resort will welcome back Bertie Bear and his cousin, Charlie Bear who always come to stay at the five-star hotel for the festive season!

As well as the families getting together, the two cousins like to do something to help others and this year, they have chosen to support Down Syndrome Kerry as the hotel’s annual Christmas charity.

“The debate was a short one as everyone quickly agreed, what Down Syndrome Ireland is doing is very important indeed! commented Charlie Bear. “The world’s home to all kinds of people, everyone of us has our own gift, and we hope that your little donation, will help to give someone a lift.”

Charlie Bear makes for the perfect house guest this Christmas and can be purchased for €25 with all proceeds going to Down Syndrome Kerry. Keep Charlie Bear for yourself or why not give the gift of the cute cuddly teddy bear to a loved ones, family member or friends. Those who purchase a Charlie Bear will also be entered to win an Overnight Stay at The Europe Hotel & Resort for 2 people sharing.

To purchase Charlie Bear & donate to Down Syndrome Kerry visit: The Europe Hotel and Resort (ireshotels.com)

Down Syndrome Kerry is a parent-led voluntary organisation, supporting over 230 families throughout County Kerry and into parts of Cork and Limerick

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New seating unveiled as Spa GAA celebrates

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It has been a busy period at Spa GAA as the club continues to develop its ground facilities while also marking a major milestone in its sporting history.

The club recently completed further ground improvements with the installation of new seating on the clubhouse side of the pitch.

Located over the terrace area directly on the halfway line, the new seating offers an upgraded viewing area for spectators.

Club volunteer John Hannon of JH Fitout Ltd, who also coaches the Under 10 boys team, assisted with the installation work.


Alongside the developments on the pitch, over 100 people gathered for the club’s annual mass, which was celebrated by Club President Fr Tim O’Sullivan and Club Vice President Fr Michael O’Donoghue.


Following the service, Spa GAA held a special presentation to honour the 60th anniversary of the 1966 O’Donoghue Cup winning team.

All surviving members of the historic side attended the gathering, alongside family representatives of deceased players and team mentors.

The evening provided a chance for the club community to come together, reflect on past successes, and share memories of one of the most famous teams in Spa GAA history.

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New singing group launches in Killarney

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A new adult singing group, ‘SING Killarney’, is launching this month, offering locals a informal community singalong with no requirement to live in the town.

Founded by Tom and Breda O’Shea, the group has joined forces with local musician Ben Quinlan, who will lead the weekly sessions.

The group focuses on popular music across all genres in an informal setting.


“SING Killarney is not a choir, we are essentially a weekly community singalong where there is no pressure and no expectation to be perfect,” said founder Tom O’Shea. “Song sheets will be provided and can be used each week. Our focus is on connection, not perfection.”


The group meets every Wednesday evening at the Presentation Monastery School on New Road, Killarney.

The initial five-week term starts on August 26, with registration taking place from 7.45pm and singing from 8.00pm. The cost for the five-week term is €25.


Due to limited space and high demand, pre-registration is recommended.

Interested singers can find further details on the SING Killarney Facebook page or by contacting Tom O’Shea directly on 087 290 2147.

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