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1 Sneem Community Notice Board Issue th November 2015 Monthly The next newsletter will be out on 17th December. FREE Sneem Resource Centre Will be hosting our 23rd Annual Christmas Fair Sunday 6th December 11am - 5pm Sneem Hotel Santa will visit at 12.30pm Bring your letter for Santa and post it in the Chimney Sneem s Christmas Lighng Parade & Santa s Arrival Friday 4th December Meet at BBQ Area, Pier 7.30pm Wear High Vis Jackets and bring a torch Children must be accompanied by an Adult Aer the parade enjoy some Hot Chocolate / Mulled Wine and Mince Pies in the North Square. A)enon: All Businesses We would really appreciate it if you could have your windows decorated and Christmas Lights ready to be turned on for the 4th December. Sneem Rowing Club - Reindeer Run Saturday 19th 3pm Register at Boathouse FUN 5km Christmas Run/Walk/Buggy push for all the family Included: Hot drinks and Festive treats and a Santa visit for all the kids taking part. Prize for best festive fun dress. Wear your Santa hat, antlers, Mrs Claus outfit Entry:- Adults 10, Children 5, Family Discount

2 This is YOUR Notice Board! Deadline for the next newsletter - Monday 14th December 2015 Call the Resource Centre on or (please leave a message), sneemcnb@gmail.com, use our post box outside the Resource Centre or leave a private message on our Facebook Page. Belated Birthday Wishes Patrick O Connor on 9th November. Community News Birthday Wishes Jerry O Brien on 21st; Marian O Sullivan (Dirrah) and Andy Savage on 23rd; Niamh de Jong (14), Sharon Evans and Siobhan Murphy (12) on 24th; Cillian Ryan (5) and Sonny Looney on 25th; Lisa O Sullivan on 29th; Sandra White, Zoey Sugrue (9) and Avril Sherborne on 1st December; Neasa Davies (6) on 2nd; Michael Cahill on 3rd; Sean O Connor (15) and Gavin Breen on 4th; Catsy Looney on 5th; Éiréann O Sullivan (14) on 6th; Mary Burns (17) and Máire Keogh on 8th; Paddy Coffey and Samuel Hickman (3) on 9th; Damien Fitzgerald (12), Laura Murphy (7) and Liz Gaine on 10th; Lauren Sherborne (5), Ciara Foley (8) and Ger Coffey on 11th; Jim O Sullivan on 12th; Jimmy O Brien (Seaview) on 14th; Ewan Buckley (12) on 15th; Fiona Looney, Brendan Rigter and Gisela Liedtke on 16th. Special Birthday Wishes Ann Quinn who celebrated her 50th birthday on 19th. Darragh Keogh will be 21 and Shauna O Shea will be 18 on 5th December. Congratulations To Caroline Clifford and Sean O Sullivan on the birth of their baby girl Ellie on 6th November, a sister for Sarah. Congratulations To George and Noreen Drummond who have recently celebrated their 45th Wedding Anniversary. Congratulations To Patricia O Brien, Seaview and Danny Quinn, Blackwat er who got engaged recently. Deepest Sympathies To the family of Betty Flynn, (née O Sullivan) of Dirrah and Dublin who died recently. Deepest Sympathies To the family of Eileen Madigan, (née Cronin) who passed away in America recently. Page 2

3 Community News Tahilla Ladies Club Are having a Whist Drive on 10th December at 8.30pm in Coomanassig Day Care Centre. All Welcome. Pilgrimage Pilgrimage to Medjugorje 22 nd June Departure from Shannon airport. The price is 679 per person sharing. Price includes return flights, return transfers, 7 nights half board guesthouse accommodation, airport tax, travel insurance and full religious programme. There is an early booking offer of 100 off if trip is booked and paid in full by the 11 th December. Please contact Sheila Drummond or Ciara Drummond if interested. Thank you. Sneem Development Co-op AGM Will be held on Thursday 3rd December at 6:30 to 7:30pm in the Sneem Resource Centre. Everyone is welcome to come along and find out what the Development Co-op has been up to over the last 12 months and what we are hoping to achieve in the coming years. The present committee has two more years left to run in its current 3 year term, so I promise that it is safe to attend without fear of being roped onto the committee. Vincent O Leary - Chairperson. Sneem Community Centre Committee Wish to thank people for bringing and purchasing cakes at their recent Cake Sale. Indoor Bowls Indoor bowls has started in the Community Centre on Wednesday nights from 8-10pm. Domestic and Recycling Bags For Sale at Sneem House, D.J O Sullivan s and Sneem Resource Centre. Mass in Coomanassig There will be Mass and a Blessing of the Sick on Tuesday 15th December at 11am in Coomanassig Day Centre. South Kerry Championship First Round - Sneem Derrynane v Waterville Venue - Waterville, 2.30pm, Saturday 5th December Carols by Candlelight Monday 21st December at 7pm in The Church of the Transfiguration. The Carol Service will be followed by ref reshments in the Village Kitchen. Everybody Welcome. First Responder and Ambulance Service Keep an eye out for a programme on RTE television which features the accident of Jonas Scheibein. Page 3

4 Community News Christmas Fashion Show Sea Lodge Hotel, Waterville are hosting a Christmas Fashion Show on Friday 5th December at 7pm. Mulled Wine and Prosecco Reception, Canapés, Best dressed Lady competition, fabulous raffle prizes. Ladies you can now reserve tickets for the festive Fashion Show in aid of Breast Cancer Ireland by messaging us on Facebook, ing reception@sealodgewaterville.ie or by calling Tickets are 20 per adult and 15 for students. Sneem Walking Club Sneem Walking Club has commenced its schedule of winter hikes through the hills and dales of South Kerry. The Kerry Way at Derrynane taking in the Mass Path was our first walk followed by the Glencar to Glenbeigh section of the Kerry Way. Last Sunday s walk was to Rossdohan taking in the loop on Niall Scott s land, then on to Brackross and home via Askive and Direenavourig. Upcoming Walks Sunday 29th November - Galway's Bridge to Kenmare 10miles, Meet outside Murphy's bar at 10.30am December date TBC Christmas Special Walk followed by Christmas party. Registration forms to join the walking club are available f rom committee members: Mossy Walsh, Stephanie Cahill, Nick Heffernan and Olive Quinlan. Page 4

5 Community News Anniversary Celebrations Pictured left:- Maidie and Paddy O'Leary who celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary in The Sea Lodge Hotel, Waterville with their family and friends. Pictured: Front Row L:R Paddy and Maidie O'Leary, Gillian Carey. Back Row: L:R: Edel O'Leary, David O'Leary and Karen O'Hanlon. Photo: Lisa O'Shea. Congratulations To Oliver O Donoghue who has received a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronics. Oliver is the grandson of Nancy McCarthy. He is pictured here with his parents, prof essor and aunts. L-R Enda O Donoghue, Louise O Flaherty, Avril O Donoghue and Ann Dunne. Congratulations To Martin O Regan, Seaview, and Siobhan O Shea, Kenmare, who were married in New York recently. Page 5

6 Job Vacancy - Events Coordinator (Sneem CE Scheme) Description - The position will be in the above area. This is a developmental opportunity, no experience is necessary. Accredited training will be provided to support your career. Duties will include to work with diff erent voluntary organisations, to help organise community events, festivals, walking weekends, etc. Hours per week: 19.5, Start Date: 15/12/2015. Contact Joe Murphy at Sneem Resource Centre for more information. Sneem Rowing Club Gym - Opening Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday mornings 8am - 12pm Wednesday and Friday evenings from 5pm - 9pm For more information, contact a Committee Member Involuntary Painting Exhibition The Involuntary Painting exhibition took place at Happy Days Gallery between 5th and 9th November. Pictured left are the four talented artists/photographers with some of the art work on the wall in the background. The artists are Caroline Lea, Roland Hunter, Katie Steele and Etienne Muller. Involuntary Painting, for those that don't know, can be described as follows: "With all the changes in contemporary art over the last 100 years what, out there in the world, could be mistaken for a painting? If you were a visiting alien or a robot who understood the criteria by which art is judged, what might you misattribute as a painting? That through some process: time, decay, graffiti or some kind of abuse, has become 'Involuntary Painting'." Twenty of the pieces are now on display at the Kerry Geopark Information Centre. Page 6

7 Community News ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PIANO CONCERT Students of Lucie's School of Piano and their guests would like to invite you to their Annual Concert in the Church of the Transfigura2on On Friday 18th December At 6:30pm All proceeds in aid of Cork Simon Community All welcome Santa Helena Wine only Up Cans - 6 Pack only 2.99 Grapes Green /Black 250g only 2.00 Surf Washing Powder 70 wash 4.9kg Only Christian s Cheerios Cereal 375g Only 2.00 McVitie s Variety Pack 3 Pack 750g Only Bertie Shane Special Offer 4 Bags Top Quality Polish Coal 4 Bales Briquettes Only Coal per Bag Next issue is out Thursday 17th December This is the Christmas Issue Please have all information and adverts in by Monday 14th December So has not to be disappointed Page 7

8 Sneem Couch to 5km This group was formed at the end of September to get people off their couches and out exercising. Sneem GAA with the help of the CE Scheme have created a new walking/running track around the football pitch. This is a great asset to the village as it creates a safe environment for people who wish to exercise but do not want to use the main roads. The group meets every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evening from 8pm. Where they follow a programme made out for them by Mary O Shea. After their first 8 weeks of training, the group did their first 5km on Saturday 7th November. Over 50 participants where blessed by Fr O Brien before undertaking their 5km walk - run. A second session has started and anyone interested in getting involved can contact Stephanie Cahill on Page 8

9 Art & Mór Christmas Camps Saturday 21st November - Get into the festive spirit with our Special One-Off Workshop from only 5 pp making a Warm Glass Ornament for your Christmas Tree! 11am-12pm. (Open to children and adults!). Saturday 21st November to be announced 11am-12pm, cost 6. Saturday 5th December HO! HO! HO! 11am-12pm, cost 6. Saturday 12th December to be announced 11am-12pm, cost 6. Saturday 19th December Canvas Christmas Art, cost 6. Limited places available, crafts options may change. Most suitable for age 7 and up (Not Just For Kids). Bookings may be made via , booking fee applies, or pre-book at the Art & Mór studio. Sneem Enterprise Centre Jobs Vacancies If you have skills in the following f ields:- Computer Literacy, Language Skills, Marketing or Accountancy there are job opportunities immediately available to you. A number of International based companies in conjunction with the Irish Industrial Authority (IDA) have offered job opportunities to work from home or in hub(s) in the Kenmare/South Kerry area. Please go to for further information and, if interested, please complete the online application form and forward same to info@ sneemec.ie Kenmare and District Garden Club On Thursday, 5 th November at our Garden Club meeting, Ian McGregor was a most welcome, diff erent, entertaining and inspiring speaker. His topic Biodiversity with specific references to his own work areas of Kilcummin and Gortbrack - is close to his heart. He explained the word Biodiversity as the interaction of all living things, at both micro and macro levels, with every living organism having its own place and each is dependent on all around it. He stated that the web of life, as we know it, is cracking on a universal scale and that we must at local levels insist on proper development such as community involvement, natural fertilisers, habitat creation, fair trade all features that are disappearing in the wider world and hence the appalling and unstoppable temperature rise of 2 degrees in the next twenty years. He spoke about the forest garden and how to create and tend it, from the outside shelter belt to trees within that fix nitrogen, fruit for sustenance both above and below ground and the use of mushrooms and fungi. With such attention, the yield per acre can be five times that of conventional farming. At the end he posed to us the question What Can We Do To Improve Our Habitats? The talk ended with useful discussion in all directions. Our next get together will be a fun evening on Thursday, 3 rd December, 7.30 p.m. at Gateway for the Club s Christmas Party. Page 9

10 Sneem International Storytelling & Folklore Festival 2015 This year s Festival was our best by far and we have so many people to thank: firstly all our wonderful storytellers, the GAA Legends, Sneem DramSoc and all our volunteers without whom we couldn't have done it. Also we have to thank our sponsors Fáilte Ireland for their kind support and the Friends of Muckross who sponsor our Young Tellers. Sneem Hotel, Louis and his staff for an amazing performance at a very busy time. Lastly, we must mention the Crèche, Sacre Coeur and the pubs for their hospitality which made so many of our events possible and successful. The first teller was in the barn: Killarney s Ray O Sullivan. It was his first time at our festival and he threw himself into it, literally. At the festival closing he was up and down off the floor. David Campbell hosted our Tellers from Abroad and over two days they appeared in the Wrestlers and the Blue Bull. Niki Na Meadhra, Anne Glover, ReVonda Crow and David McDonnell were very well received and learned a lot from our main storytellers. Maureen Sullivan from Kenmare enhanced our Friday night concert with songs in between our storytellers. Each of our main tellers have their own style and so a very enjoyable night was had by all. David Campbell told ancient Scottish and Irish stories of adventure and romance. On the closing story swap he sang us a song about a Scotsman s kilt. Those of you who were there will remember the little blue ribbon! Clare Murphy told lovely stories with a twist! Lisa Feeney s lecture was well attended and enjoyed. The guided walk led by John Vincent around the village finished up in D. O Shea s followed by a story swap with Clare and Ray. This was so good they nearly missed seeing Gabriel Fitzmaurice, the acclaimed poet and author. One of our most popular events every year is Batt s performance in the Blue Bull which was packed out. We had to really squeeze them in as everyone loves hearing his yarns and verses. This year there were nine Young Tellers who had a much bigger audience than previous years. Our main concert was the GAA Legends an evening with Micháel Ó Muircheartaigh, Pat Spillane, Tony Hanahoe and Weeshie Fogarty - what a night! A very appreciative audience lapped up every word uttered by them. We have had nothing but positive comments from people who attended. The Thomas Markham cup was also on stage - another legend! DramSoc s Lunchtime Theatre: A Reluctant Tragic Heroine and The Evils of Tobacco was attended by over 60 people. The last two story swaps of the festival - one in Riney s, the other in Dan Murphy s - had many new tellers but everyone was waiting for Ger Coffey - always a smash hit! The two events held for children in Sneem Community Crèche were greatly enjoyed by young and old, in particular Anne Glover s story with string and Clare Murphy s tales which captivated their audience. To see more photos, please look at our Facebook page: Sneem Storytelling Festival. PS. Irish TV came - see Sky 191 Kerry Matters episode 162. Page 10

11 Sneem International Storytelling & Folklore Festival 2015 Raffle Winners 1 st Weekend for 2 at Parknasilla - Celia Cahill, Co Laois 2 nd Brushwood Print - Barbara O Connor, Sneem 3 rd Dinner at Leinster House & Dáil tour - Celia Cahill, Co Laois 4 th Dinner for 2 at Sneem Hotel - Mary Breen, Sneem 5 th Signed Football by The GAA Legends - Pat Gannon, Kilkenny 6 th Craft Beer from Riney's Bar - Noreen O Shea, Tahilla 7 th Box of Luxury Belgium Chocolates - Sue Feeney, Tahilla 8 th Euromillions and Lottery Tickets - Don Keogh, Sneem 9 th Bracelet from FabriKated - Noreen O Shea, Tahilla 10 th Bottle of White Wine - Mary O Farrell, Castlecove Pictured above Local Storytellers Mick Breen and Ger Coffey telling Tales in Murphy s Bar and Rineys. Pictured above Batt Burns introducing Lisa Feeney at the start of her lecture Pictured above Tony Hanahoe and Pat Spillane telling tales from their footballing days. Next year s festival is on the 11th - 13th November 2016, save the date in your diary. Page 11

12 The Window Box Sneem Shop Local for your gifts this Christmas Table/Mantle Arrangements Christmas Bouquets Plant Arrangements Door Wreath/ Swags Grave Wreaths and Arrangements Large selection of Christmas Cards & Wrapping Paper now in stock I can also deliver Wreaths or Arrangements to your Loved Ones grave for Christmas or anytime during the year. Contact Fiona windowbox@eircom.net Or Facebook

13 St Michael s National School, Sneem Presents Follow the Star Written and Produced by Pat and Marie Wiltshire Wednesday 2 nd and Thursday 3 rd of December 8:00pm sharp In the School Hall Tickets 5.00 To book, contact All Welcome

14 Blackwater News Blackwater Women's Group pictured left at their Annual Harvest Ball in Kenmare Bay Hotel recently with the Mayor of Kerry, Councillor Patrick O Connor Scarteen. Back Row L-R; Cait O'Shea Sheehan, Peggy Clifford, Sandra O'Shea, Bridie McCarthy, Anne O'Sullivan, Eileen Reilly, Joan Egan, Noreen O'Shea, Josephine O'Neill, Eileen O'Shea, Shelia O'Connor, Anne Marie Clifford, Suzanne Teahan, Bridie O'Neill, Mary O'Farrell, Maureen O'Brien, Marian Lawrence, Mary Doyle, Jacintha Dillon, Christina Hallissey and Mary O'Neill. Front Row; L-R; Anna Downing, Geraldine McCarthy, Therese Morley, Martina Lee, Councillor Patrick O Connor Scarteen, (Mayor of Kerry), Mairead Robinson, Betty Harrington, Doreen O'Sullivan, Marie O'Connell and Kitty Doyle. Other members of the Blackwater Women's Group who attended the Harvest Ball but are missing from this picture were; Eliana Kraut, Shirley Pryce, Tessie O'Connell, Rosemary Boyton, Mary Tagney, Mary O'Leary and Mary O'Neill. Photo by Mary O'Neill. Pictured left :- Jimmy and Mary Casey Sneem who celebrated their 45th Wedding Anniversary and Jimmy's birthday at the Harvest Ball in Kenmare Bay Hotel on Saturday 7th November. Photo by Mary O'Neill Pictured right the O'Neill's of the Shop enjoying the Harvest Ball. Back; L-R; Teddy John and George O'Neill. Front; L-R; Mary, Bridie and Mary O'Neill. Photo by Mary O'Leary. Page 14

15 Blackwater News Blackwater Women s Group Monthly meetings on 2 nd Tuesday of every month in Blackwater Tavern, membership 5 annually, new members welcome. The Blackwater Women s Group Christmas Party takes place in Blackwater Tavern on Tuesday 8 th of December at 8pm. Party must be pre booked and paid for by Monday the 30 th of November, ring Mary Shop to book and drop 10 into Mary. Harvest Ball The Harvest Ball took place in Kenmare Bay Hotel on Saturday 7 th November and was attended by a record 159 people, the biggest ever. Music was by Jerry McCarthy and Autumn Gold and it was a great night, excellent meal, great dancing and plenty of entertainment. Many thanks to everyone who supported the event and donated raffle prizes. CPR Training in Blackwater CPR Training took place in Blackwater Tavern on the Saturday 14 th of November, new people completed 4 hours of CPR & First Aid Training and learned to use the AED and people already trained availed of a short refresher course on the day. Exercise Classes Exercise and Total Toning Class (f or the energetic) with Shirley Pryce in Blackwater Tavern every Monday evening from 7.15 to 8.15pm. Cost 5 per class, everyone welcome. Drama Class Drama Class Wednesday evenings from 7.30 to 10pm. Congratulations To Templenoe Captain Tadgh Morley pictured here with the Club Chairman Tim Clifford after the Junior County Final. Best of luck on Saturday 21st November against Bandon. Photo by Mary O'Neill. Page 15

16 Blackwater News Pink October Walk Blackwater. Pictured right : back row; L-R; Steve Casey and Shirley Pryce. Front Row; L-R; Joke Kruymel, Anne Marie Clifford, Anne O'Sullivan and Sheila Burns. Photos by Mary O Neill Blackwater Charity Walk in aid of Breast Cancer October was Paint it Pink Month, the Irish Cancer Society s Breast Cancer Campaign encouraging people to raise vital lif e-saving f unds. Anne Marie Clifford organised the Charity Walk in conjunction with Blackwater Women's Group, she is pictured with people who completed the 7.2 mile walk in Blackwater on a wet Bank holiday Monday and raised an amazing 395 for the Irish Cancer Society supporting breast cancer research and support services. Many thanks to all who walked, donated or supported the event in any way. Page 16

17 Carnegie Arts Centre Thursday 19th November - Film - Kenmare Film Society: 'Les Combattants' (2014) (France) (98 mins). Make love -- of life -- like war: a twist on the now clichéd pun best sums up first-time feature-film Helmer Thomas Cailley's attempt to, well, twist rom-com conventions. Tickets - 7/ 5 (students) - 8pm Saturday 21st - Film - 'A Doctor's Sword' (2015) (Documentary) (12A) (70 mins). A Doctor s Sword (documentary) tells the remarkable story of Aidan Mac- Carthy, a doctor from Castletownbere West Cork, who, at 28, joined the RAF in London as the 2nd World war began. Tickets 7/ 5 (students) - 8pm Thursday 26th Film Lucy (2014)(15)(89mins)(Action,SciFi, Thriller)(UK) A woman, accidentally caught in a dark deal, turns the tables on her captors and transforms into a merciless warrior evolved beyond human logic. Starring: Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman, Min-sik Cho Tickets 7/ 5 students 8pm Friday 27th 30th - Drama - Carnegie Players Return with The Beauty Queen of Leenane The Beauty Queen of Leenane is a 1996 black comedy by Irish playwright Martin McDonagh which was premiered by the Druid Theatre Company in Galway, Ireland. It also enjoyed successful runs at London's West End, Broadway and Off-Broadway. Directed by Mary O Sullivan Tickets 12/ 10 (students) Opening night 7.30/curtain up 8pm each consecutive night 8pm Thursday 3rd December - Film - Kenmare Film Society: 'Amy' (2015)(15)(128 min)(documentary Biography Music) (English) The story of Amy Winehouse in her own words, f eaturing unseen archival footage and unheard tracks. Tickets: 7 / 5 (Students) - 8pm Thursday 10th December - Film - 'Far from the Madding Crowd' (2015)(12A) (119 min)(drama, Romance)(UK) Tickets - 7 / 5 (Students) - 8pm Friday 11th December - Entertainment - The Chain Gang Show Looking for a Christmas party night with a difference? The Ultimate Girls Night Out! Millions have seen them over the past 21 years, our shows and tours have become legend, if you can get a ticket nowadays to a Chain Gang show you are doing well as most shows are a complete sell-out. Tickets: 20-8pm - Over 18's Monday 14th and Tuesday 15th - Panto - Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Performed by Centre Stage Theatre Company Tickets Performances Monday and (Sold out) and Tuesday 9.30, 11am and Thursday 17th December - Film - Kenmare Film Society: Force Majeure' (Sweden) (2014) (118mins) (Drama) This engaging drama follows the aftermath of this uncertain, intense, and undeniable moment. Tickets - 7/ 5 (students) - 8pm The Carnegie Arts Centre will be closed from 5pm on 19th December and reopen Tuesday 5th January. For more Information, contact: , ifo@carnegieartskenmare.ie Page 17

18 Crossword No. 12 by Setanta ACROSS 8 To revert, that is, is one way to get your own back (8) 9 Cuts back on the fruit (6) 10 Where in Italy can you snooze before spilling the oil? (6) 11 Artist in a rugby goal? Even a deluge of these won t delay the game! (8) 12 A fibre that can be found by the seaside (6) 13 IOUS go with Queen Victoria. She was strong and healthy (8) 15 A roll of the dice can leave it cold (4) 17 Extend the sentence? (7) 19 Lover seems to conceal what the boss should do! (7) 22 A little land lies awkwardly (4) 24 Powerless little devil with zero but a canvas hut! (8) 27 Levels with hens, for example (6) 29 Major price reductions, but with a knife? (8) 30 He will get something as the giver is quite willing that he should (6) 31 Direct way to buy now and pay later (6) 32 The consequence, that is, involved dental overhaul (8) DOWN 1 Tread softly if changing, but just go! (6) 2 Claim without right that it is an old aged garret (8) 3 Every so often the I do! price changes! (8) 4 To scold is necessary if it has to be verified more than once (7) 5 A water jump? (6) 6 Break in pieces, the small below (6) 7 Rose awkwardly before the old musical instrument but was steadfast (8) 14 I do love to obscure something revered! (4) 16 It s about an inch from your mouth! (4) 18 Circus performers that need glasses? (8) 20 Speed of revised love on any large town (8) 21 A year of hot and cold mirth to music? (8) 23 A horse in uneasy rest may walk unsteadily (7) 25 The player is in a legal position on the team! (6) 26 Is this how a sexist lives? (6) 28 Artist dies badly and when applauded is decapitated! (6) Sneem C.N.B. Advertising To advertise Call or or sneemcnb@gmail.com Full Page Colour per issue - Full Page Black - 80 per issue Half Page Colour - 50 per issue - Half Page Black - 40 per issue Quarter Page Colour - 25 per issue- Quarter Page Black - 20 per issue Small Box - 12 per issue

19 Crossword No. 12 by Setanta Solution to Crossword No. 11 F A V O U R A D A P T I N G O I P R R N A R E C E S S D I V O R C E D T I E A L F I G U N N A T U R A L I S S U E N I T M T E T E X T E R M I N A T E S S Y O F S E P S M I S I N T E R P R E T A L S C E O E C L O U T I R R I T A B L E C W E A S A L P O V E R R U L E U N W E L L R R E L G M E D E S T R O Y S R O U S E S Page 19

20 What s On Murphy s Bar Texas Hold-em Poker League Wednesday evenings. Blue Bull Friday 11th December - Pool Tournament Blackwater Tavern Friday 20th November - Autumn Gold. Sneem Hotel Live Music in Hotel Bar on Saturday night. D O Sheas Bar Saturday 28th November - Robin Turner Christmas Trees Wreaths Table Arrangements Contact: Charles PHYSIOTHERAPY Sneem and Tahilla Why travel? For your aches, pains & medical problems. Therapy now available in Sneem Resource Centre.. Thursdays - 3-7pm appointments only For Appointments Call Local Information Bus Services Sneem to Kenmare Monday and Tuesday at 11am returns at 2pm Wednesday at 9.30am returns at 1.15pm Friday at 9.30am returns at 2pm Leaves from outside Riney s Sneem to Caherdaniel/Castlecove Monday to Friday leaves outside Riney s at 10am Sneem to Killarney Monday to Friday leaves outside Mace at 1.10pm. One Way only Sneem to Killarney Every Saturday leaves outside old P.O. at 11.30am returns 4.45pm Lo Call to book your seat. For any other routes or information contact Teddy on Courier service also available. Page 20

21 Local Information Important Numbers Dr Malone/Ford Surgery , Home Mon/Wed/Fri 2-5pm Tues/Thurs 10-1pm Sat by appt 12-1pm Public Health Nurse South Doc Gardaí Pharmacy Local Taxis Kerry Experience Tours / Gerrit Noordkamp GoSneem Tours/ John V. O Sullivan Mass/Church Times Saturday 8pm.- Sneem Church Sunday 9.30am - Tahilla Church Sunday 11am - Sneem Church St Michael s Church, Parish Office, Presbytery, North Square. Office hours are Tuesday and Friday from 10am to 4pm. Mobile Church of Ireland North Square, Sneem Sunday 10am Resource Centre Services Photocopying, Scanning, Faxes sent and received. Internet and Office services available. Meeting room. Nearly New, Book Shop, Drop in Centre and more. Coffee Craft and Chat - Every Tuesday 11am - 1pm. Credit Union - Every Thursday pm Bingo - Every Tuesday at 8.30pm. All Welcome. AIB Community Bank Every Wednesday from 10.30am - 11am in South Square. Bee Keepers Meeting First Wednesday of every month, 7.30pm in Coomanassig Day Centre Sneem Men s Shed Every Monday at 7pm in the Old Dance Hall Mobile Vet Every Thursday 4-5pm in South Square. Sneem Gardeners Every Sunday from 12 noon to 2pm in Garden of the Senses. Sneem Market Every Tuesday morning, South Square selling fresh fish. Sneem Toddler Group Every Tuesday 10.30am - 12pm in Coomanassig Day Centre. All Welcome. Enquiries Mobile Library Tuesday 1st December and every two weeks thereafter pm Castlecove, pm Sneem School, North Square pm South Square Tide Times Here are the high tides for the period 19th November to16th December '15. 19th: 09.32, th: 10.41, st: nd: rd: th: th: th: th: th: th: th: 07.07, st: 07.51, nd: 08.38, rd: 09.31, th: 10.34, th: th: th: th: th: th: th: th: th: th: th: th: Page 21

22 Local Adverts and Accommodation Offered: Golf Clubs, a full set with carrying bag and trolley, very good condition - hardly used Ford Focus Estate 1.8 diesel 2009, 280 road tax, fully serviced by Ford Tralee, NCT April 2017, drives beautifully " Turtle, with tank, water f ilter. Contact Corner Bath 240cm x 240cm. Lovely condition. 140 ONO. Contact: Michele on Timber and Turf for sale. No order too big or too small. Contact Brendan on Double divan bed and mattress. Single pine bed and mattress and a Vibro Plate. Contact: Having a Party or Event and need Helium Gas to blow up balloons? Contact: Marian New single bed and mattress for sale, 200. Contact Hand -painted Signs created by Roland Hunter. Contact inch girl s bike with stabilizers 50 ono. Contact: Sam Leather 3 seater sofa. FREE. Must collect. Contact: Nick seater bed settee for sale. Contact Double bed in very good condition, plus queen mattress for 50. Contact: Dave Large Orla Kiely bag, also a Car Roof Box. Contact: Three 2 panel, 6ft x 2 6 new exterior doors, 50 per door; 2 teak windows 2 8 x 3 8, 100 each. Contact: Tom Laptops for sale from 100 with 6 months warranty. Laptops and PCs repaired and maintained, extremely reasonable rates. Contact: for quote. Wanted: Sewing machine in good condition, reasonable. Contact Penny at Outdoor toys in good condition a playhouse, trikes/tractors etc. Also any unwanted books for 3-5year olds. Please contact Sneem Community Crèche on or sneemcreche@yahoo.com Offered: Farmhouse to let long term. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen dining room and sitting room open fire and central heating. Contact bedroomed / 3 bathroom bright wheelchair friendly house to rent at Sneem Leisure village Contact: Gerry Wanted: Land with shed for Horse and Ponies for rent or to buy near Sneem. Please contact the Resource Centre Page 22

23 Community News SNEEM COMMUNITY CRECHE Safe and affordable childcare. Full / Part Time /Drop-in Service Please call Green Chair Haberdashery & Vintage Gifts Sewing Service - Upholstery Repairs & Alterations greenchairsneem@gmail.com Golf & Walking Tours Taxi Service info@gosneem.ie John V. O Sullivan Tel: Jeff Prior Electrician RECI REGISTERED House / Farm / Commercial CCTV, P.V. & LOW ENERGY SNEEM PHARMACY South Square Opening Hours Mon - Sat 9am pm Sunday 11.45am - 1pm Bank Holidays 10.45am - 1pm Film Processing still available James M O Sullivan Solicitor South Square, Sneem All legal work undertaken Tel/Fax: Mob: james@jmos.ie Evening and weekend appointments available Page 23

24 SNEEM GAA LOTTO CURRENT JACKPOT 8, NEXT FOUR DRAWS Sunday 22nd November - Wrestler s Sunday 29th November - Murphy s Bar Sunday 6th December - Blue Bull Sunday 13th December - D O Shea s Bar Tickets available throughout the Village in Pubs and Shops. Please support your local GAA Club Sneem GAA Lotto Results Sunday 25th October 2015, Numbers drawn: 5, 11, 18, 30 No Winner. 40 consolation prizes went to: Pat O Connor Moulagullan; Joey Gallivan, Blackwater; John Gormley, Blessington, Co.Wicklow; Conor, Gemma, Pierce and Bradley O Brien Seaview. Sunday November 1st 2015, Numbers drawn: 7, 10, 16, 30. No Winner. 40 consolation prizes went to: Evert VandenHurk Drimnabeg; Susan Cahalane, Seaview; Michael O Shea Goulanes/Meath; Evert VandenHurk Drimnabeg. Sunday 8th November Numbers drawn : 2, 15, 23, 29. No Winner, 40 consolation prizes went to: Mary Sugrue Shrone; Johnny O Sullivan Sacre Coeur; Terry Wheeler, Castlecove; Joyce Smith Gleesk. Sunday 15th November Numbers drawn : 6, 9, 24, 28 No Winner. 40 consolation prizes went to: Paddy O Leary, Bohocogram; John Teahan, Dirrha West; Gary Hussey, Avonlea, Sneem; John Burns, Carndonagh, Co. Donegal.