Moyvane are fixed to play Finuge at Shannon Park this Sunday in the quarter final of the North Kerry senior football championship sponsored by The Lantern’s Hotel. The game is fixed for 3pm.
The Prendeville sisters of Pulleen, Tarbert, competed with distinction for their club and county in the Munster A.A.I. Juvenile cross-country championships held at Listowel Racecourse. Aoibheann, Sorcha and Sinead Prendeville won silver medals with their club, Listowel A.C. and bronze medals in the inter county section in the girls under-12 race. Aoibheann also won an individual bronze medal, taking fourth place in the race. In the girls under-8 race Julie Prendeville won a bronze medal. The young athletes are daughters of Tomas and Sarah Prendeville.
O’Shea’s of Kerry Coaches will be providing transport to the Millennium Pageant at the Green Glens Arena, Millstreet on both Sunday November 26 and Sunday December 3. Coaches will run to both the matinee and evening show and will depart from Listowel at noon and 4pm on both Sundays. The coach fare is £7 return and tickets can be purchased at Siamsa Tire Tralee (066-7123055) or O’Shea’s of Kerry, 2 Oakpark Drive, Oakpark, Tralee (066-7180123).
A meeting of Tarbert Juvenile football club will be held in the Community Centre this Thursday night at 9pm.
North Kerry finals of Sc-r na nOg will be held in St. John’s Heritage Centre, Listowel on Saturday November 25 at 8.30pm. All clubs are asked to make a special effort to take part in any two of the following competitions. Figure dancing, solo singing, instrumental music, novelty act, question time, recitation, ballad group or set dancing.
The next meeting of the Tarbert G.A.A. club will be held in the Community Centre on Thursday November 23 at 9pm.
The sad news of the sudden death at his residence on November 6 of Mr. Eamon O’Connor, Marian Place, Glin was received with shock and deep regret in the parish. Eamon who was only in his forties was well known in Tarbert, where he came to visit his sister Ann and meet his friends. He enjoyed the weekly card games of 41 and poker on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and also liked a flutter on the horses. He was a man with a kind and gentle personality, enjoyed a joke and story, he will be sadly missed by his family and friends. Large numbers of Tarbert people were among the huge attendance at the removal of the remains from Healy’s Funeral Home, to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Glin, and again at the funeral Mass and burial which took place to Kinard cemetery, Glin. Sympathy of the community was extended to his sister Mrs. Ann O’Connor, brother-in-law Leo O’Connor, aunts Mrs. Bridie Horan and Lily O’Neill all of Tarbert. He is also survived by his brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, and numerous relatives and friends.
Moyvane Notes – 18th November, 2000
November 18, 2000
