Moyvane

Knockanure Notes- 9th February 2025

PARISH: Blessed Candles are available to purchase throughout the year
in the Parish Office. Concert tickets/Raffle tickets are still
available in the Parish Office for the Michael English Concert on
Sunday March 23rd at 8pm.  Doors open 7pm. 2nd collection at Masses
this weekend the 8th&9th Feb. for Lourdes Helpers. If you wish Fr.
Brendan to bring Holy Communion to someone at home please ring the
Parish Office or Fr. Brendan, to be added to the list.

VOLUNTEERS to form a committee – and provide support on the day – to
host ‘Darkness into light’ in Moyvane on 10th May, please contact a
member of Moyvane Development Association or Pat Kissane on 087 906
4091.

SCOR: Anyone interested in taking part in Scór na  bpáistí or Senior
scór  for Moyvane GAA please contact scór officers  Laura 087-1163040
or Lisa 086-0537310.

FEET: Chiropodist will attend Marian Hall Wed 12th of Feb at 10am.
For appointment contact Elaine on 068-49692.

Exercise Classes with Conor O’Neill starting back again on Monday 10th
February, 1:30pm-2:30pm. Everyone is welcome to join in the class!

VOCATIONS  Afternoon at the Poor Clare Monastery, College Road, Cork,
for young women considering the contemplative religious life, Saturday
Feb. 22nd, 2- 4 pm. For further info. email
vocationspoorclarescork@gmail.com

ADORATION takes place each Friday in Duagh Sacristy from 3.00 p.m. in
the afternoon. Public Rosary starts at 7.00 p.m. Mass starts at 7:30
p.m.

PADRE Pio Devotions are on Tuesday 11th February at 7.30pm in
Castleisland Parish Church.

ANNIVERSARIES: Peggy Higgins, Ned O Keeffe, Sr. Eileen Brosnan, Nan
Hurley, Sr. Mary O Connor, Sr. Margaret Stack, Gerry Sheehy, Fr Jim
Finan, Sr. Aquin Enright, James Connolly, Stephen Casey, Hannah
Ferguson, Betty McCarthy, Bridie McElligott, Tom Kennelly, Billy
Leahy,

MASS INTENTIONS: Sat. 8th Feb.’25- Moyvane for Michael Flaherty (Sr.)
(1st Aniv.) Keylod at 7.30pm; Sun. 9th Feb.’25 Knockanure for
Catherine Culhane (Aniv.) Ballyguiltenane at 9.30am, and Mass Moyvane
a Private Intention at 11am; Tues. 11th Feb.’25 Moyvane a Private
Intention, Mass followed by Eucharistic Adoration 10am; Wed. 12th
Feb.’25 Knockanure a Private Intention at 7pm;
Thurs.13thFeb.’25Moyvane a Private Intention at 7pm; Fri.14th Feb.’25
Knockanure a Private Intention at 7pm; Sat. 15th Feb.’25, Moyvane
1.James Fitzmaurice (Aniv.) Sutton, Dublin & Leitrim Middle. 2.Sr.
Augustine O’Connor (1st Aniv.) Inchamore              at 7.30pm; Sun.
16th Feb.’25 Knockanure for Billy Leahy (Aniv.) at 9.30am, and Mass
Moyvane a Private Intention at 11am.

REFLECT: Parents can only give good advice or put them on the right
paths, but the final forming of a person’s character lies in their own
hands.

LECTIO DIVINA, Listowel takes place every Thursday morning after
10.30am Mass. All welcome.

ACN is Ireland’s leading charity protecting the rights of Christians
and supporting the suffering and persecuted Church.  Last year, it
supported almost 6,000 projects in some 140 countries.  For more
information on ACN, regarding its work or to offer support, please
call +353 (1) 837 7516 and/or email [email protected].  You can also
write to ACN Ireland, St Joseph’s, 151 St Mobhi Road. Glasnevin,
Dublin 9, D09 HC82.

SPEED: From Friday, February 7, the standard speed limit on rural
local roads was lowered from 80km/h to 60km/h. What is the cost of
replacing signs when a simple alteration would do job.

MUSEUM: A centenary commemorative exhibition produced by Listowel &
District Historical Society in conjunction with Kerry Writers’ Museum.

https://kerrywritersmuseum.com/online-exhibitions/the-war-of-independence-in-north-kerry-1921/

ST JOHNS: Friday 14th, Concert with Red Hurley at 8pm, proceeds to
Recovery Haven; Sat 15th, Comedy with Emma Doran: Dilemma;  North
Kerry Treasure, a solo art exhibition by Donal Stack of Listowel
Visual Arts Collective. The exhibition will be available to view until
Friday 28th February. St. John’s is open Monday to Friday and from
10am to 5pm. Details from 068 22566.

CAR BOOT SALE: Community Centre NCW on Saturday, February 15 from 9 am to 1pm.

ABBEYFEALE MARKET is a group of traders and crafters from Abbeyfeale
and surrounding areas bring you a wide range of gifts, hand crafted
products, home baking and so much more.  They can be contacted through
the Abbeyfeale Community page on FB. Coming to you the second Friday
of the month Friday 10 am – 2pm.  Also the last Saturday of the month
from 11am – 3pm.

VALENTINE: Where can you find the remains of Saint Valentine in Dublin
at The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel & Shrine of Saint Valentine,
simply known by locals as Whitefriar Street Church, is located on 56
Aungier Street, Dublin.

https://aroundireland.ie/blog-en/celebrate-saint-valentine-day-ireland/

BISHOP COMMISSIONS PASTORAL LEADERS: Bishop Ray will commission 25
people as pastoral leaders at 12 noon Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral,
Killarney on Sunday Feb 9th. The ministry of pastoral leader is a new
ministry in the Diocese of Kerry. The ministry involves the
co-ordination and support of pastoral ministry in parishes and
pastoral areas. The volunteer pastoral leaders will work with the
clergy, parish secretaries and all those already involved in parish
ministry. The pastoral leaders will be commissioned for three years.
All are welcome to attend the Mass in the Cathedral, or to join
online, killarneyparish.com/watchlive.

RAMBLING House; Listowel on last Thursday of the month and Knockanure
on the first Thursday of the month. Clounmacon on the second Friday of
the month.  Ita’s Rambling House at the Desmond Complex is on the 3rd.
Friday each month.  Knocalucka is on the 3rd. Tuesday of the month.
Josie’s Brosna 2nd Thursday of the month.  Ballyhahill 3rd Wednesday
in the Community Centre.  John Barrett’s Bar, Glin 4th Tuesday.
Tarbert last Saturday of the month at the Community Centre.

BADGER: Protecting your farm

Monitoring and managing badger activity on your land is crucial for
reducing the risk of bovine TB. By staying vigilant and proactive, you
can protect your livestock from TB and contribute to a healthier
farming environment.

Important: Farmers must not interfere with badgers or their setts, as
this is an offence under the Wildlife Acts. Farmers can report any
findings of the badger setts on their land through the department’s
Report Badger Sett app.

https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/tb-awareness-series-how-to-protect-and-prevent-badger-activity-on-land

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FULL Moon on 12th; Birds are singing;  Curious if you can see a
planetary alignment of 7 planets on February 28? It’s easy to find
out! Use the Time Machine feature in the Sky Tonight app to see how
the planets will look from your location on the given date. This
article provides a complete guide to observing the alignment and
explains the science behind this amazing celestial event

https://starwalk.space/en/news/what-is-planet-parade

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PLAY: Samuel Beckett play at St John’s Church of Ireland, Ashe Street,
Tralee on Friday, February 28 at 8pm. Patrick McDonnell will give the
35 minute performance of ‘Krapp’s Last Tape’ in aid of Saint Vincent
DePaul. Admission is €5.

TROUBLED BATCHLORS:  Abbeyfeale Drama’s new production opening Tuesday
February 18 at the Glórach Theatre for an eight night run (not
consecutive).  Booking 087 1383940.

Knocknagoshel Community Centre on 21st, 22nd and 23rd of February at
8pm, the Spike Players, perform, The Beauty Queen of Leenane.

ATHEA: “Sharon’s Grave” Bookings for this production by Athea Drama
Group are open. It will be staged in Con Colbert Memorial Hall on Feb.
27th., March 2nd., 6th., 8th. & 9th at 8pm. Bookings via Text/Whats
app, 087 6926746.

ATHEA HUNT – NORTH KERRY HARRIERS – 2 FEBRUARY 2025

https://www.facebook.com/media/set?vanity=elizabeth.brosnan.9&set=a.29274023992196308

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https://www.facebook.com/northkerryharriers

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RECOVERY Haven Designer Fashion Showcase INEC, Thursday, April 3rd,
Tickets, €35, are available from Recovery Haven, the INEC and at:
https://register.enthuse.com/ps/event/RecoveryHavenKerryLookGoodFeelGoodFashionShowcase20252

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GROW MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT GROUP 2025:  Meetings on Wednesday nights
in the Shanchai Centre, 24 The Square, Listowel, Co. Kerry. V31 RD93
at 8pm.  It was well supported in 2024, new members have joined the
meetings for 2025. For more information contact Jerry Cronin 086 027
1990.

KACS: Kerry Adolescent Counselling Service was founded in 1999 in
Balloonagh Tralee. KACS is a non-profit organisation dedicated to
providing mental health services and resources for adolescents in
Kerry. For more information about the KACS Strategic Plan or
information on the service please visit
www.kerryadolescentcounselling.ie or contact Des Bailey at 066 71 8
1333 or email [email protected].

PARISH Liturgy Workshop for Lent 19 Feb. Prepare to celebrate Lent at
parishes Masses with our diocesan workshop on Wednesday Feb 19th from
7.30 pm – 8.30pm online. All those involved in liturgy, sacred spaces
or music ministry are invited to attend.

https://www.dioceseofkerry.ie/events/parish-liturgy-workshop-for-lent/

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WIN A TRIP TO MEDJUGORJE. Medjugorje Irish Centre Free Prize Draw taking

Place on 1st April. Prize for one person includes 7 nights B&B, return airport

transfer and flights up to €300. To enter go to prize draw page on website

www.med-irishcentre.com. Tel. 01 443 4510 or email reservations@med-

irishcentre.com

FEAST of Our Lady of Lourdes is celebrated on Wednesday 11th February. On

this day in 1858, “The Lady” appeared to the fourteen year old girl
who was to become Saint Bernadette. This is World Day of Prayer for
all who are ill.

Feast of St. Gobnait of Baile Mhuirne, Co. Cork is also celebrated on
Wednesday. She had a special talent for caring for and curing the
sick. She is

also the patron saint of beekeepers.

RUN: Regeneron Great Limerick Run will take place on Sunday May 4,
2025. The largest mass participation sporting event outside of Dublin,

Visit greatlimerickrun.com/fundraising for more info

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North Kerry Tourism Forum

https://www.facebook.com/people/North-Kerry-Tourism-Forum/100064447850990/

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HERITAGE: eligibility criteria and other relevant details are
available from the Heritage Council’s website.
https://www.heritagecouncil.ie/funding/community-heritage-grant-scheme-2

The closing date is Friday, March 14th 2025 at 11pm.

GAA clubs of Finuge and Lixnaw are to hold their inaugural Finuge to
Lixnaw 8K Road Race on Saturday 1st March.

CIE Tours is the leading inbound tour operator for North American
visitors to Ireland for over 90 years and in that time has brought
over 3 million visitors from North America to Ireland, (Kerryman
report Feb 2025)

SINGING CLUB: West Limerick Singing Club singing session on Friday
February 7, at the Ramble Inn Abbeyfeale, special guest was Theresa
Walsh.

SENATOR Mike Kennelly, elected to the Labour panel. Senator Kennelly
first served on Listowel Town Council in 2009, and a member of
Listowel MD since 2014. He has many relations in the district.

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THE ARD CHÚRAM COMMUNITY CHOIR is back join us on

Thursdays at 1 o’clock – in the Ard Chúram Fuchsia Centre, Greenville,

Listowel. We have Ryan and Shelby Mulvihill as our Musical Directors
again this year.  We welcome new Members from North Kerry and at a
cost of only €10 per calendar month. Join us and enjoy the benefits of
choral music, good for body and soul!  Enquiries to 068 22986 or 086
6095722.

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LISTOWEL’S MEDJUGORJE PRAYER GROUP  meet Monday 10th February straight
after the 10:30am, morning mass in the Parish Meeting Room. New
members always welcome.

THATCHED House – Location-  Newtownsandes, Co. Kerry. Photographer-
Caoimhín Ó Danachair – Archival information  View of house with
thatched roof. https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbeg/1788

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Gortaglanna House

https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbeg/1964

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ARTS Council funding details here

More details (https://kerrycoco.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b3755ab5575cb711eac9566f8&id=c35fd88064&e=57e387efec)

SUSTAINABLE Living

Information, tips and advise on environmental sustainability

https://www.countryliving.com/uk/sustainable-living/?HearstNode=9CB34B0802691EDD861B0984629D928A0269CB449DDA1AA2CD74AE52AF25BE12&utm_source=crmz&utm_term=SUBS_N&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CNL_N_20250206

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TG4: NUA – Déardaoin @ 21:30,  The definitive GAA sports series
returns to TG4 for a 23rd series. The series features eight Laochra
with genuine star quality and reveals deeper, fresh and sometimes
unexpected insights into the lives of these icons. This season
features Pádraic Maher, Marc Ó Sé, Ursula Jacob, Ronan Clarke, Michael
Bond, Bríd Stack, Ben & Jerry O’Connor and Eamonn McGee.

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NUA – Dé Domhnaigh 12 Eanáir @ 21:30

Highlights from the Her Sport Awards from UCD which recognised and
celebrated the incredible achievements of Irish athletes. 2024 was a
landmark year for Irish sportswomen. From awe-inspiring moments at the
Paris Olympics and Paralympics to excellence across domestic and
international stages, these athletes have shone brightly. Previous
winners include Sanita Puspure, Katie Taylor, Ciara Mageean and the
Irish Hockey team.

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HEART: About Save a Child’s Heart

Save a Child’s Hearts has treated over 7,400 children from 72
countries suffering from heart disease in countries where access to
paediatric heart care is limited or does not exist. Through bringing
children to Israel for medical care, performing missions abroad and
training medical professions, Save a Child’s Heart treats children
regardless of race, religion, gender, nationality or financial status
and is transforming paediatric cardiac care worldwide.

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A WEEKLY PAPER OF IRISH AND CATHOLIC , DEVOTED TO BUSINESS, LABOR.
SOCIAL, ATHLETIC AND POLITICAL DOINGS OF THE IRISH AMERICAN PEOPLE IN
THE U. S. A.

VOL. XLV. – No. 1834 NEW YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1946

New York NY Irish American Advocate 1946-1948 – 0362.pdf

Thousands of parents demonstrated In Dublin on Tuesday against the
continuance of the six-months-old National Teacher’s strike and also
as a demand for the re-opening of the schools. The procession was
headed by a brass band, and a public meeting was held in

O’Connell Street.

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Poland has received nearly 80,000 horses from Ireland, America

and Canada, and 16,000 horses — out of 30,000 expected — from

Denmark. Poland is to get 140.000 horses altogether to replace war

losses.

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Three Sisters of charity from St. Michael’s Convent, New M a r k e t –

on-Fergus, County Clare arrived at New York on their way to Houston,

Texas. They hope to make their home in t h e United States. They are :

Sister Mary Kennelly, Sister Mary Clancy, and Sister Mary Cahill.

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Kerry Vocational Education Committee awarded Miss Margaret Dillon,.

Abbeydorney, a scholarship tenable at Ballinskelligs Irish College, and a

gardening scholarship to Maurice O’Connor, Castleisland. They
recommended Miss E. Nagle. Ballybeg. Currow, and N. O’Shea, Fermoyle,
for the Irish Tourist Association scholarship.

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John C. O’Connor, publisher of The Advocate during its fifty-three
year old history In New York died shortly before midnight Saturday
following a cerebral haemorrhage suffered on his way home late Friday
evening. He was taken to Roosevelt Hospital where he remained in a
coma until his death. According to friends who had seen him last, he
seemed in the best of h e a l t h and spirits, and t h e suddenness of
his passing has shocked t h e entire Irish population

of New York.

Mr. O’Connor was born in the parish of Kilmanihan, Brosna, Co. Kerry,
Ireland on June 9th, 1869, the son of William and Mary Carroll
O’Connor. He received his early education In the National Schools of
his native county and later attended Cooper Union in New York City. In
1893, five years after his arrival in this country, he founded the
Irish Advocate.

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OLDER: School students in Bantry schools have taken the time to send
special Easter greetings to older people in their locality through an
initiative arranged by the Bantry Age Friendly Town project . Over 200
cards were beautifully decorated and lovely individual messages
written on them by the very artistic students in the Convent of Mercy
NS, St Finbarr’s Boy’s NS and 5th year students in Colaiste Phobail.
These are being delivered to older people in the Bantry area to
receive in time for Easter.

https://the-grapevine.ie/school-students-in-bantry-bring-joy-to-older-people-at-easter/

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UL: The multidisciplinary research hub, which was launched at UL by
Mayor of Limerick John Moran, is dedicated to advancing the
development of evidence-informed research, policies, programmes, and
professional practices to improve the delivery of public services.

https://www.ilovelimerick.ie/centre-for-implementation-research-ul/

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SPRING Clean-up: nationalspringclean.org – the online resource for An
Taisce’s National Spring Clean, Ireland’s nationwide anti-litter
campaign which takes place during the whole month of April.
https://nationalspringclean.org/

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PAINT: Cork City Council and Cork County Council have received funding
from the EPA’s Local Authority Prevention Network (LAPN) programme for
the joint scheme, which will see unused water-based paints in Civic
Amenity Sites diverted towards one of two social enterprises.  The
social enterprises, Northside Community Enterprise (NCE) in
Farranferris, Cork City and Cycle Sense based in Skibbereen, will then
filter, remix, recolour and repackage the paint before selling it at
reduced rates in the local community.

https://the-grapevine.ie/paint-re-use-scheme-for-cork/

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BRITISH LIBRARY 169 2020

96 Euston Rd, London NW1 2DB, UK

www.bl.uk

Ac.5784.cb – General Reference Collection

County Kerry Society (LONDON) Annual Report and Balance Sheet for 1922 [etc.].

[London], 1923, etc.

HANSARD

api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/index

Contains digitised editions of Commons and Lords Hansard, the official
report of debates in the

UK parliament [House of Commons & House of Lords] 1803-2005.
Searchable by keyword [free

resource]. Example of content in relation to County Kerry and the
Irish War of Independence includes: Discussion on the Listowel Police
Mutiny in the House of Commons, see
https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1920/jul/14/police-listowel

Reprisals in Tralee and killings of John Houlihan, Ballyduff, and John
Conway, Tralee, in November 1920, see
https://api.parliament.uk/historic-

hansard/commons/1920/nov/04/reprisals-police-and-military

https://kerrylibrary.ie/uploads/2/5/1/5/25158039/historical_sources_on_the_history_of_county_kerry_1919-1923._part_2.pdf

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David Attenborough  •

The felling of a tree

It is a question that must be carefully considered, both to build a
road, a house, and because leaves dirty the roof and block the sewers.

A tree: Absorbs “problematic” CO2 to produce “vital” O2 and stores
carbon C, fills the blades of earth with its vertical roots serving as
a guide, reflects and absorbs part of solar radiation, maintains local
freshness and contributes to the formation of clouds with the
phenomenon of vaporization.

It produces leaves: food for the earth and for you, the horizontal
roots serve to recover nutrients, it gives sugar to the mycelium in
exchange for nutrients it absorbs dust and polluting gases, it
provides habitat and food for birds, insects and rodents, it can serve
as a sound barrier and visual…

In short, in addition to capturing CO2 a tree produces: fresh!
Waterfall! Oxygen! The only technology that can save us!

Plant trees, plant.

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Denis Goulding mass

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