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Time to prepare for the festive season

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By Jill O'Donoghue from Killarney Toning and Beauty Studio

With less than six weeks to Christmas, it's time to get organised. Presents must be purchased and wrapped, but more importantly have you booked your nails, brows and waxing appointments yet?

I'd highly advise you start booking as I have never seen so many people so super organised. With being locked down for so long people really are looking forward to Christmas this year. It might be their first time out meeting people in a long time so you really want to look your best and more importantly - feel your best. A bit of pampering can be so relaxing and balancing, and just what you need - but don't leave it until the last minute as appointments are filling up fast.

This year so far eyelash lifting is the number one sought after treatment and a patch test is required. It works on lifting the natural lashes and is suitable for all ages. It includes tinting to darken the lighter hairs which gives a real pop to the eyes.

Eyebrow lamination is number two at the moment and works extremely well on older ladies' brows which might have lightened during the hormonal changes through the menopause. The treatment itself helps to straighten the hair and lift and sculpt them into position. It includes tinting also.

The Gelish two-week manicure is a fantastic way to have your nails done for both Santa and the New Year. Some clients start in early December with their first set and by the week before Christmas get the second set so they have a bit of length.

With party nights out we will have to put on the make-up again, and it always goes on better with fresh skin. Book a detox facial in November and your skin will thank you for it. It will help peel off the layers of dead cells with salicylic acid, detox the peptides, and gives the deepest hydration with hyaluronic acid to promote anti-ageing and collagen production. Your make-up will glide on and you will be glowing for all the family snaps.

To book in for your Christmas appointments, call Jill on 064 6632966. 

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Hugh O’Flaherty Centenary Exhibition extended at Library

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The Hugh O’Flaherty Centenary Exhibition at Killarney Library has been extended for an additional two weeks.


Originally scheduled to conclude this Saturday, (January 17), the display will now remain open to the public until Saturday, January 31.

The exhibition marks the 100th anniversary of the Monsignor’s ordination and covers four distinct periods of his life: his education in Ireland and early travels, his journey to the priesthood, the operations of the Rome Escape Line during World War II, and his post-war retirement and legacy.


Visitors can view several personal artefacts from his time in Rome, some of which are being publicly exhibited for the first time.

These items include one of his golf clubs, his personal Breviary and Roman Missal, and his Rome guidebook used for assisting pilgrims.


Organizers are particularly encouraging local schools and students to visit before the new closing date at the end of the month.

The exhibition highlights the humanitarian work of the “Vatican Pimpernel” and his colleagues, who provided refuge to Allied POWs, Anti-Fascist Resistance members, and Jewish people regardless of nationality or creed, following his motto: “God Has No Country.”


The exhibition is available to view during normal library opening hours at the Rock Road branch.

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Charity drama and music night at The Fáilte

The West End Players are set to take over The Fáilte Hotel on College Street next Thursday, (January 22), for a night of local theatre and live music in aid […]

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The West End Players are set to take over The Fáilte Hotel on College Street next Thursday, (January 22), for a night of local theatre and live music in aid of Palliative Care.

The evening kicks off at 8:00pm with a double bill of one-act plays.
Audiences will first see ‘The Flesh Game’, a piece written by Rae Shirley, followed by ‘The Fag’, written by local thespian Brian Bowler.
Once the dramas concludes, the entertainment will continue with live music from popular local duo Bugzee & Eddie starting at 9:30pm.
The event is free to attend and no advance booking is required.
The Fáilte Hotel will be providing food on the night and hosting a raffle with various prizes. While there is no cover charge, all voluntary contributions and proceeds from the raffle will go directly to support Palliative Care services.

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