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Tarbert Notes
- Week Ending 3rd October |
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the Kerry cross-country championships held in Killarney on Sunday,
the three Prendiville sisters from Pulleen, Tarbert finished first,
second and fourth in the Girls U15, 1500m race. Aoibheann came 1st;
Sorcha came 2nd and Sinead came 4th. Another sister Judy, came fourth
in the girls U11 900m event. Congratulations and well done to these
young athletes. |
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YOUTH
CLUB : Tarbert Youth Club will re-open on this Friday, October
11, from 8-10pm, in the Community Centre. |
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PARENT
& TODDLER GROUP: The Parent and Toddler Group will re-open
on October 11, from 10.30am to 12 noon in the Community Centre. Anyone
who looks after children aged from 0-6 years is welcome to attend.
This is a great opportunity for Mums and tots to socialise and we
hope to see a few new faces this year. Don’t be shy. Donations of
toys in good conditions are very welcome. Contact Andreina at 36955
for further information. |
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SENIORS:
At Stack Park, Ballybunion on Saturday evening, our Senior team went
down to yet another defeat when they lost by one point to Ballyduff
in the NKL Div 2 play-off game. The final score was Ballyduff 0-12,
Tarbert 0-11.
The first half was evenly contested with Tarbert leading by 0-7 to
0-6 at the break. The game was lost in the opening period of the second
half when Ballyduff scored four points in the first five minutes.
Tarbert were now faced with an uphill battle, but great points scored
by Denis Kiely and substitute Paddy Moriarty kept Tarbert in the game
and a point by Kevin Wrenn had the sides level with five minutes to
play. Ballyduff finished the stronger team and scored the winning
point in the last minute of the game. This was a disappointing result
for Tarbert who were beaten in too many positions throughout the field
and the team lacked motivation ad gave away possession of the ball
too easily.
Best for Tarbert were Deo O’Connor, Denis Kiely, Shane Sheehan, Aidan
Holly, Eoin O’Connell, Patsy O’Connell, Jonathan Wrenn and Darragh
Lanigan. Despite this defeat Tarbert are still in the competition
and will play Knocknagoshel in the semi-final with the winners playing
Ballyduff in the final. |
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GAA
: Lottery - There was no winner of the €5600 jackpot in the
GAA lottery draw held at Savages Bar on Sunday night. The numbers
drawn were 7, 16, 23, 24. Lucky dip winners of €30 each were Michael
Holly, Patrick Mulcaire, Daniel Collins, Joe Cregan. Bar prize winners
were Bottle of whiskey, sponsored by Savages Bar to Finbarr Carrig;
€15 each to Anthony Stack, Padraig Sheehy, Joe Langan; Promoters prize
€15 to Anthony Stack. The next jackpot will be €5700 an the draw will
be held at the Wicked Wolf Bar on this Sunday night. All are welcome.
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THANKS:
To everyone who subscribed so generously to the Church gate collection
last weekend for the Irish Cancer Society. Thanks also to the people
who helped to take up the collection which amounted to €832. |
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87TH
BIRTHDAY : Congratulations to Mrs Tess Kiely, Main St, on the
celebration of her 87th birthday last week. Mrs Kiely celebrated the
happy occasion with members of her family and friends at Coolahans
Bar on Wednesday night |
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AGM:
The Agm of the Presentation Family Ctr Ltd, Listowel will take place
at the Centre on Monday, October 21, at 7.30pm. All members are invited
to attend. Anyone interested is welcome. |
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TRAINING:
For the senior football panel will take place in Shannon Park on this
Saturday at 3.30pm. All players are asked to be in attendance. |
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DEATH:
The death has taken place of Mr Eddie Kiely, Knock, Co Mayo and late
of Doonard, Tarbert. A member of a well known and widely connected
local family, he was brother of the late Martin and Danny Kelly, Doonard.
Eddie moved to live in Knock over 50 years ago, where he was a member
of the farming community for many years. The deceased who was in his
mid-eighties loved to meet Tarbert people who visited Knock Shrine
down through the years. A number of relatives from Tarbert travelled
to Knock for the funeral. Eddie is survived by his wife, Peg, sons
Frank, Eamon and Pat, sisters Mrs Bridget Egan, Tarmons, Tarbert and
Mrs Mary Moore, Limerick, brothers John of Knock and Matty of Limerick,
nephews, nieces, numerous relatives and friends to whom sympathy of
the community is extended. |
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