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Top award for Kerry scientist

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Cliona O'Shea, Blackwater, Killarney was awarded the ‘President's Prize Medal’ from ‘The Academy of Clinical Science and Laboratory Medicine’ recently.

The two highest scoring final year research projects from each of the three Biomedical Science Courses in Ireland are entered into the Presidents Prize competition each year. This involves each entrant presenting to a panel of five judges at the ‘Biomedical Conference’ and answering questions.

The winner of the competition goes on to represent Ireland in the European Association for Professions in Biomedical Science Internal Conference.

Clíona's research project was titled 'An investigation into the ability of the bacteriocin nisin to inhibit coagulase negative Staphylococci’.
She is currently working as a Medical Scientist in the Molecular Microbiology Laboratory in Crumlin Children’s Hospital and hopes to further her studies.

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Gaelscoil Faithleann festive carol service

The Church of the Resurrection was filled with festive cheer as the pupils of Gaelscoil Faithleann gathered for their annual Christmas Carol service. Approximately 240 children from the school participated […]

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The Church of the Resurrection was filled with festive cheer as the pupils of Gaelscoil Faithleann gathered for their annual Christmas Carol service.

Approximately 240 children from the school participated in the service, which featured a Nativity and a selection of traditional carols. The performance focused on the true meaning of the Christmas season, with Rang 1 students re-enacting the Nativity scene, taking on the roles of Mary, Joseph, angels, shepherds, and Kings.
The evening featured carols performed predominantly ‘as Gaeilge’, with a selection of English carols also included. Musical accompaniment was provided by múinteoirí Máire and Daniel on the keyboard and guitar.
Principal Lisa Ní Iarlaithe, expressed her gratitude to the school chaplain, Fr. Joe Begley, for his ongoing commitment to the school. She also thanked the staff members and the wider school community for their hard work and participation in making the evening a success.

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Birthday milestone supports Kerry Stars

A Killarney woman marked a special birthday milestone by supporting a local sporting group close to her heart. Mary O’Doherty recently celebrated her 50th birthday and chose to mark the […]

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A Killarney woman marked a special birthday milestone by supporting a local sporting group close to her heart.

Mary O’Doherty recently celebrated her 50th birthday and chose to mark the occasion by asking family and friends to make donations to the Kerry Stars Special Olympics Sports Club in place of gifts. This week, Mary and her daughter Mardia visited the club during a basketball training session, where Mary presented a cheque for €515, with further donations still to come.
Club members and coaches expressed their appreciation for the generous gesture, which will support ongoing training and activities for athletes. The visit ended on a high note when the athletes joined together to sing Happy Birthday to Mary, providing a memorable moment for all involved.
The Kerry Stars Special Olympics Sports Club thanked Mary, her family and friends for their support and wished her well following her birthday celebrations.
Meanwhile the Kerry Stars enjoyed a visit from Kerry footballer Tony Brosnan and the Sam Maguire Cup during a training session last Thursday

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