IT’S a case of movers and shakers at Scott’s Lakers-St Paul’s this week as one prominent player returns to his native Canada but another highly-rated overseas signing joins the squad. The club has extended best wishes to Ben Miller as he returns home to his native Canada and officials acknowledged the impact he had on… Continue Reading
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Paul bring home his father’s cup
IT was a real local success story in Kerry as Paul Nagle landed the cup he dearly wanted to win at the Rentokil Initial Killarney Historic Rally. The world rally star pairing in a BMW M3, piloted by Craig Breen, crossed the finish line in first place, winning the Maurice Nagle Cup which is named… Continue Reading
Goal happy Celtic boys crush Shannon
A TALENTED Killarney Celtic side produced a super performance to crush a fancied Shannon Town outfit in the prestigious Under 12 National Cup at the weekend. Celtic notched a glut of goals in a convincing 8-1 victory to advance to the next stage of the competition and they were already 4-1 ahead at half-time. They… Continue Reading
Shining a light on the darkest night
ST Mary’s Church of Ireland in Killarney is to be lit up in green on the night of longest day of the year to reassure people that there is support available during their darkest hours. Rector of St Mary’s Church, Archdeacon Simon J Lumby, has agreed to a request to participate in the nationwide project… Continue Reading
Miscarriage of justice rectified after 126 years
A KERRYMAN has been granted a posthumous pardon 126 years after his execution. John Twiss from Cordal, Castleisland was hanged in Cork County Gaol in 1895 for the murder of John Donovan, a caretaker of an evicted farm at Glenlara, near Newmarket in Co Cork. John Twiss was hanged three weeks after his conviction and… Continue Reading
