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Third time’s a charm for Kilcummin’s Pink Ladies Night

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After several false starts due to weather warnings, Kilcummin Ladies Gaelic Football Club finally enjoyed a successful Pink Ladies Night at The Klub Bar.

The parish turned pink in support of Comfort for Chemo, with the event raising funds for the third consecutive year.
"A huge thank you to the local media for their flexibility in rescheduling the event," said committee member Geraldine Pigott. "The vibrant sea of pink and favorable weather conditions created a fantastic atmosphere as everyone danced the night away."
Pigott praised the generosity of John O'Sullivan, proprietor of The Klub Bar, and the businesses that donated spot prizes. The band Next Generation kept the energy high throughout the evening.
"We're thrilled with the turnout and can't wait to see how much we raised for Comfort for Chemo," she added.
Julie Egan and Eoin Moriarty, both from Dunrine, were crowned Best Dressed Lady and Best Dressed Man, respectively.

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HeartBeat pole walking course a Success

The Activator Pole Walking Course run by Kerry Recreation & Sports Partnership and HeartBeat Killarney has seen strong participation in its first two sessions, with the final session scheduled for […]

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The Activator Pole Walking Course run by Kerry Recreation & Sports Partnership and HeartBeat Killarney has seen strong participation in its first two sessions, with the final session scheduled for Thursday, October 2.

The course, held on 26 and 28 August, attracted large numbers of enthusiastic walkers. Maeve Ryan and Ramona Keogh guided participants through the correct use of Activator Poles, offering practical tips and advice. Attendance at the outdoor session in the park on 28 August was even higher than the initial meeting, with poles in high demand.
Maeve Ryan is planning a four-week free course on proper use of the Activator Poles, with details to be announced soon. Participants are encouraged to provide feedback on the course by texting 085 1773 910 or emailing heartbeatkillarneykerry@gmail.com.
Additional information is available through Kerry Recreation & Sports Partnership (087 627 2761 or 066 718 3958 Ext 3958), Killarney Library’s Activator Pole Loan Scheme (064 663 2655), or by contacting Frank Fahey to purchase poles at 086 829 0971 or info@fitwalkireland.com.

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Public asked to have their say on future of town centre

Kerry County Council is inviting the people of Killarney to give their views on the draft Integrated Urban Strategy for the town, which is now at its final stage of […]

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Kerry County Council is inviting the people of Killarney to give their views on the draft Integrated Urban Strategy for the town, which is now at its final stage of preparation.

The strategy, part of the THRIVE Town Centre First Heritage Revival Scheme, sets out a plan for the future development of Killarney with a focus on its historic and cultural setting, improving connections, and enhancing streets and public spaces.
A number of heritage buildings, streets and public areas have been identified as having potential for regeneration, with opportunities for conservation, adaptive reuse, reducing vacancy and improving the vibrancy of the town centre.
Jean Foley, Town Regeneration Officer with Kerry County Council, said: “This strategy represents an exciting time for Killarney. It builds on the town’s rich heritage while setting out a vision for a more vibrant, inclusive, and resilient town centre. We’re encouraging everyone in the community to share their views during this final phase of consultation.”
The consultation is open until 4pm on October 19. The draft plan can be viewed at Kerry County Council, County Buildings, Rathass, Tralee, and at Kerry County Council, Killarney Municipal Area Office, Town Hall, Killarney, Co. Kerry, or online at
www.kerrycoco.ie/public-consultations.

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