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Sneem Community Notice Board
Issue 221 27rd July 2020 Monthly FREE
Sneem Cúl Camp
We were f ortunate to be able to host Cúl Camp in Sneem last week (20th - 24th
July). There were 4 diff erent age groups with 52 children attending and the reports
back were f antastic. They had a lovely week and it only rained on the last day
(when the photos were taken! - more on page 15). Pictures by Anne Browne.
ICRR Charity Air Ambulance
Pictured above is the Charity Air Ambulance which recently attended a medical
emergency in Sneem village.
Next Newsletter will be out on 27th August 2020
Community News
This is YOUR Notice Board!
Deadline for the next newsletter - Monday 24th August 2020 by 10am
anything received after this date may not be included in newsletter.
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is produced entirely by volunteers and is provided f ree to the community.
If anyone would like to make a contribution online, it would be greatly
appreciated. Sneem Resource Centre Ltd. IBAN: IE71 AIBK 9363 2446 8420 13.
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Birthdays
Eoghan O’Sullivan, David O’Sullivan, Barts Schots on the 27th July; Sophie Loon-
ey on the 28th; Ciara de Jong(12), Kealan O’Sullivan (8) on the 29t h; Natasha de
Jong (16) on the 31st; Conor O’B rien, Jamie O’S hea (11) Patricia O’Brien on the
1st August; Siobhan Looney on the 6th; Derinda Hallisey on the 9th; Gemma O’Bri-
en (160, Louis Moriarty on the 11th; Noreen Galvin on the 12th; Auke Schots on
the 14th; Mossie Walsh, Brendan Galvin on the 15th; Sheila Galvin, John O’Sulli-
van on the 17th; Stela Parmova (2) on the 20th; Rosalyn van Daele on the 21st;
Amy Foley on the 28th; Gearoid Hallisey, Kitty Cahill (7) on the 29th.
Special Birthdays
Megan O’Brien 18 on the 27th, Ella Allison 18 on the 1st August.
Congratulations
to Patrick Dennehy Junior, Ardmore and Killarney and Juliette on the birth of their
baby boy Odhran, and to proud grandparents Mary and Patrick Dennehy Ardmore
and Michael and Eileen Healy Rae, Kilgarvan.
Congratulations
To Diarmuid Breen and Rachel Cooper, Bohocogram and London on the birth of
their baby boy Alexander and to proud grandmother Mary
Breen.
Deepest Sympathies
To the f amily of a dear member of the Church of Ireland
congregation in Sneem, Jan Schot (pictured right), a regular
visitor to Ardmore, Sneem f or the last 45 years. Jan went
home to His Father last Thursday evening (9th July). We will
miss him, and our thoughts are with his f amily in Holland.
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Community News
Sneem Parish News 2020: Reflections on the coronavirus and other
news - deadline Friday, September 11
Sneem Parish News would like to record for f uture generations how lif e has
been aff ected in 2020 by the coronavirus pandemic. How has the lockdown af -
f ected you, your f amily, your work, your business? Have you learned how to use
Zoom or social media to stay in contact with f amily and f riends? Have you found
a renewed sense of community where f riends and neighbours are rallying
around to help one another, particularly those who most need a helping hand?
For those who remember rationing af ter the Second World War, to which the
current crisis has been likened by some people, how does it really compare?
And at the other end of the age scale, how are children f inding lif e away f rom
school and their f riends?
To ref lect what is happening in the parish during this most unusual of years,
send us your articles, poems and photos for inclusion in this year’s magazine.
Please submit these, along with reports f rom clubs and organisations, as well as
wedding photos, f amily photos, obituaries, etc. to Maidie O’Leary
(olearym7@gmail.com), Mary Margaret Casey (marymgtcasey@gmail.com) or
John Downing (johnpdowning@yahoo.com).
Due to the demands of our printers and the time required by the editors to pro-
duce the magazine, we will NOT be able to accept any material f or publication
af ter the deadline of Friday, September 11.
Thank You Letter
“I was one of those people that was cocooning f rom March to this month. Thank
God I got through it with lots of help so a big “thank you” f irst to my f amily, then
to my neighbours, and my neighbours’ children who did lots of shopping and
delivered with a smile and a chat, D. O’Shea’s f or their lovely Sunday lunch
which was a lovely treat and delivered by smiling Garbhan, the postman who
was so helpf ul, Fr. O’Brien f or his lovely Mass and prayers. Thank you all so
much.”
Editors’ note: This letter was lef t in the newsletter letterbox with no signature but
I’m sure many echo the sentiments expressed within.
Action Lesotho | Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
Action Lesotho wishes to thank all of you who have donated books and bric-a-
brac f or their two outlets in Tralee Shopping Centre. Anyone who would like to
donate books or bric-a-brac can phone the Malones at 086 8564579. https://
www.actionlesotho.ie/.
Sneem Resource Centre Temporary Opening Hours
Monday to Friday 10.30am - 12 midday f or Printing - Photocopying - Scanning -
Laminating - Sending f axes. Only the f ront room will be open, maximum 4 peo-
ple at a time, please use hand sanitizer at the f ront door and maintain social
distancing. The Nearly New Shop will not be opening under current restrictions
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Sneem Community Preschool and Creche Best wishes to our wonderf ul butterf lies in Sneem Community Preschool and Crèc he as their transition to primary school. We are very proud of you all. We have no doubt that you all will enjoy your new journey ahead in primary school making lots of new f riends and new memories. Wishing you lots of happiness, hugs f rom Kate, Noreen, Triona, Karina and Shelagh. On the photo f rom top left to right: Lilly Ann Foley, Aisling O’Sullivan, Mario Manchevski, Sai Bali, Aibhlinn Cullen Bain, Alice Gul, Norah Fitzgerald, Ellie O’Sullivan, Noah Hickman. Also we would like to congratulate to boys who are graduating this year, but not on the photo Dara Schots and Kyle Schots. Page 4
Sneem Community Preschool and Creche
Sneem Community Preschool and
Crèc he are no w taking names f or places
for September 2020 f or crèche and f ree
preschool.
Places are subject to availability!
Children have to be registered on NCS
website and provide CHICK number for
service provider if they would like to ap-
ply for crèche places or wants to stay
extra time af ter f ree preschool.
Every child born between 1st January
2016 to 31st December 2017 are enti-
tled to 5 mornings per week completely
f ree f or ECCE f ree preschool. Give us a
call on 0646645551 or 0867336741 or
email on sneemcreche@gmail.com
Places are limited!!!
Children using our service in the last
year, af ter conf irmation by their parents,
have automatically reserved places for
the next year.
Sneem Story House Meeting
It has been suggested by Storied Kerry, a voluntary group established to promote
storytelling in the county, that Sneem should look at the possibility of having its
own Story House in the village. They f eel that it would be a logical development
of the very successf ul Sneem Storytelling Festival and could lead to earning the
title, “Kerry’s Story Village”. There seems to be a degree of enthusiasm and ener-
gy behind the idea. Cent ral to this project would be the availability of a suitable
site in the heart of the village, a clear vision of what a Story House would look
like, the f inancial viability of same and the extent of community support for such a
major project. Reverend Michael Cavanagh, Rector of the Church of the Transf ig-
uration, is willing to consider the possibility of having his church building adapted
to serve the dual purpose of a place of worship and a Story House.
To discuss these matters, a meeting of all interested parties will be held in the
Church of The Transf iguration on Thursday 6th August at 7. 00 p.m. If you hope
to attend please indicate in advance by text or email so that social distancing can
be implemented.
Batt Burns, Chairman, Sneem Storytelling Festival, battburns@yahoo.com,
Text 086 8095124
Jane O’S ullivan, Sneem Tidy Towns, janeosullivan11@gmail.com, Text 087
7865053
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Community News 2021 Sneem Calendar We are looking for photographs for the May, June and July pages. Pictures must be Sneem related and horizontally orientated. Please send your pictures with your name and caption to sneemcalendar@gmail.com. Looking f orward to seeing your photographs! Local Libraries All Kerry libraries are now open for a 'Browse and Borrow' service. Library opening hours can be f ound on kerrylibrary.ie website. There are currently no printing and photocopying, public internet, newspapers and studying or research f acilities available. The Local History and Archives and Mobile Libraries services will not be operat- ing until f urther notice. St. Michael’s Church Sneem, St Patrick’s Church Tahilla Covid 19 Many thanks to our wonderf ul Volunteers in both churches at weekend mass times for all their help which is greatly appreciated. We hope and pray that work- ing together we’ll all cope during this terrible pandemic. Everyone stay well - stay saf e. Mass will continue to be streamed online f rom St Michael’s Church Facebook page. Anyone with issues re health, age, worry or anxiety about entering a Church at present are not expected to do so. The Weekend obligation has been removed by the Bishop during the Corona Virus Pandemic. Sharing Mass online or attending Mass in Church during the week will suff ice for the weekend obliga- tion. The Weekday Masses will be announced at the Weekend masses. Thank you to everyone who has attended mass and followed the regulations. Fr Liam O’B rien Mass in St. Michael’s Church, Sneem Saturday Vigil Mass - 8pm Sunday morning - 11am St Patrick’s Church, Tahilla Sunday morning- 10am Please f ollow the Guidelines when attending Mass or visiting the churches. Little Church Church of Ireland Church services take place on Sundays are 10am, visitors are welcome but everyone is required to sign in, sanitise their hands and wear a mask. Page 6
ICRR Charity Air Ambulance
There was great excitement last Thurs-
day (23rd July) when t he Charity Air
Ambulance landed in the Convent
House garden on a medical emergen-
cy in Sneem village.
ICRR Charity Air Ambulance was one
year in service on 30th of July. In its
f irst 12 months it has been tasked to
537 medical emergencies in 12 diff er-
ent counties. People might be aware
that it recently attended an emergency
in Sneem village. This service can be
in Sneem and the surrounding area
within 20minutes of receiving a 999 call which is very reassuring considering it
could take 45minutes to an hour for a road ambulance to attend. Due to its
speed this vital lif esaving service brings advanced paramedics f rom the National
Ambulance Service to the roadside, f arm or home very quickly and can reach
remote and inaccessible areas where road access may not be possible. Most
critically, the Charity Air Ambulance can bring the casualty to the hospital that
best suits their lif e saving needs, not just the closest geographically. From the
base in North Cork, the ICRR Charity Air Ambulance can put a 25,000km2 area
within 20 minut es of emergency medical care, it can be to Dingle in 30 minutes,
Sneem in 20 minutes and Caherciveen in 30 minutes. This service responds to
medical emergencies in Kerry every week and often a number of times per day.
Sneem native Jamie Casey (Bohocogram) lives close to the Helicopter Base in
North Cork and volunteers with the charity. He along with many others gives up
their f ree time as volunteer f ire f ighters to provide f ire and rescue cover during
the helicopter’s hours of operation. Two helicopters are used, one blue and
white and the other red and yellow. They alternate bet ween the two, so that
there is always one in service while the other is being serviced.
Many are aware of the Air Ambulance service, but some are surprised to hear it
is 100% charity f unded. The recent Covid 19 pandemic has put huge financial
pressure on the service as the usual f undraising events haven’t been able to
happen. The charity would be very gratef ul if the people of Sneem helped out by
donating. This can be done in a number of ways, there are collection boxes
(Red ones) in the village, in Dan Mur-
phy’s Bar, The Blue B ull, Sneem Phar-
macy, Sneem Post Office, and D J O’
Sullivan’s (Hillary’s). Onc e off or
monthly donations can also be made
online at https://www.icrr.ie/regularly -
donate/. People can also help by f und-
raising for the charity by contacting
(086) 8545873, (021) 4190999 or
online at https://www.icrr.ie/f undraise-
for-us/ . All support is greatly welcome
and much appreciated.
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Rowing Club Gym Reopens
Sneem Rowing Club Committee
are delighted to announce the gym is now re-opened
- under S TRICT new guidelines.
Opening times (strictly) 8am -12pm and 5pm - 9pm
Monday - Friday
You must be a f ully paid up member to avail of using
the gym.
Membership for the remainder of the year, until 1st
March 2021 is €60.
Payable to Fiona at The Window Box.
Under HSE Guidelines....
* Please use hand sanitisers provided bef ore entering and leaving the gym.
* Maximum of 6 people only, at any given time are allowed in the gym, with a dura-
tion time of 1 hour.
* Members must be signed/logged in on arrival.
* Please arrive in your workout gear as there are no changing/showering f acilities
available.
* Water f onts cannot be used.
* Bring your own water, towel and exercise mat.
* Distance of 2metres must be adhered to.
* No congregating in groups inside or outside the gym.
* You must sanitise each machine bef ore and af ter use with products that are pro-
vided.
We are relying on everyone to play their part in keeping everyone saf e and stick to
all regulations. Please be kind and patient with staff at all times.
"HELP US TO HE LP YOU"
Sneem Men’s Shed
Walk off the Covid 19 blues and inches?
Sneem Men's Shed meets at the Sports-
f ield on Mondays and Thursdays to walk at
7pm.
Pictured right are members of Sneem
Men's Shed who visited the Air Ambulance
in January where they presented them with
a cheque f or €1600.
Page 8
Dr Hernan Ganzo, Family GP
Surgery Hours: Monday 10.30am -12.30pm / 2.30pm – 5.00pm
Tuesday 10.30am-12.30pm / 2.30pm – 4.30pm
Wednesday 2.00pm – 5.00pm
Thursday 10.30am – 12.30pm / 2.30pm – 5.00pm
Friday 10.30am -12.30pm / 2.30pm -4.30pm
Practice Nurse (appointment only)
Monday to Thursday
9am to 10.30am
New Surgery Regulations
Due to the ongoing Pandemic, Dr Ganzo will be operating an appointment only
surgery. Where possible we are not permitting people to wait in the waiting room.
Please knock on the waiting room door and wait for someone to let you enter.
Please ring and book an appointment (064) 6645102.
If you need to have bloods taken or want a repeat prescription please ring and talk
to Julie during surgery hours above.
URGENT CALLS WILL BE TRIAGE D AS US UAL
New Out of Hours Service
Dr Ganzo has moved to an on call service f or his patients. Out of hours will not be
provided by Southdoc but will be directly provided by Dr Ganzo, please phone:
(064) 6645102.
Sneem TidyTowns
Blooms for Bees Competition
Don’t forget to send photos of your entries into the Blooms for the Bees Competi-
tion as a message to the Sneem TidyTo wns Facebook page stating your name,
address, telephone number and the position of your designated display area or
contact Sharon f rom Green Chair at 089 4616573 to enter.
Sneem Biodiversity Feasibility Study
Over the past year we have been working with Ian McGrigor f rom Gortbrack Organ-
ic Farm to come up with ways of f urther enhancing the biodiversity of Sneem Vil-
lage. During a number of site visits we have identif ied some key areas:
Sneem Digital Hub - wildf lower meadows have been developed on both sides of
the Hub and a wildlif e f riendly hedge has been planted at the back.
Wildlife Garden - we have succeeded in leasing the f ield adjacent to St. Michael’s
Church carpark and have developed a plan to turn this space into a wildlif e garden
and performance space utilising the natural rock to create an amphitheatre - a mod-
el f or this was previously on display in the Resource Centre. We have recently ap-
plied for Clár f unding for this development - see plan on pages 10 and 11.
Sneem Community Orchard - we have a plan f or creating a community orchard in
the f ield behind the Fire Station in Seaview adjoining St. Michael’s National School.
We are currently working on getting a lease and f unding in place with the view to
planting over the winter months as a community project.
Page 9
Sneem TidyTowns A3 copies of the plans are available in the Resource Centre. If anyone is interested in getting involved in any of these projects, please let us know - talk to Caroline Lea, Sha- ron in the Green Chair or Jane O’S ullivan Page 10
Sneem TidyTowns
Page 11Sneem Digital Hub
Waiting Lists At Sneem Digital Hub
We are delighted to report that the Hub has been pretty much at capacity
throughout July, the downside being we have had to turn some people down in
order to retain social distancing requirements.
We were planning an original Covid capacity of 12 people, thinking this would be
more than enough but demand has been so high that we have incrementally
been adding additional space such that we now have 16 socially distanced desks
and we’ve even had people working in the kitchen throughout this past week.
We’ve had a great variety of people with diff erent business types and roles – e.g.
CEOs, Solicitors, Finance Directors, Project and Programme Managers, Invest-
ment Managers, Financial Analysts, Global Environmental Manager, Communi-
cations Manager, Engineer, Underwriter, HR Manager etc. in industries such as
pharmaceutical, banking, investments, construction, charity, insurance, tech, edu-
cation, advertising, weddings, food manuf acturing etc. It has been wonderf ul to
have so much activity in the hub and the f eedback has been hugely positive. It
has also been great to know that we have up to 17 additional people each day
spending time and money in the village. With Remote Working now being widely
accepted by employers, employees and government alike as being a central part
of the f uture of working, there is a huge opportunity to bring people in to and back
to the area to live and work. There are several companies purely hiring people on
a remote working basis and many more aff ording f lexible working arrangements
to the right candidates. On top of that the unf ortunate enf orcement of remote
working on so many of us in recent months has helped many employers and em-
ployees to realise that their jobs can be carried out f rom anywhere … and where
better than Glorious South Kerry?
We are
currently
engaged
with 3
f amilies
looking
to move
to the
Sneem
area
and
work in
the hub.
Each
one is looking for detached houses on half an acre or ideally more within a short
drive of the village. Please contact Aidan at aidan.murray@sneemdigitalhub or
089 942 0098 if you are interested in selling such a property or know someone
who might be. In the case of one f amily, they are also interested in building f rom
scratch so please let us know of any sites that might be available f or sale and any
house for rent for a year or two while the building would be taking place.
Page 12Sneem Digital Hub
Introducing Owen
Owen O’Byrne is a perf ect
example of the type of prof es-
sional person we are looking
to welcome into the local
community. Owen spent time
in the Hub last year and has
since moved to Blackwater.
He, his wif e and 3 children
have wanted to move to Kerry
for many years and the avail-
ability of remote working as
an option has f inally enabled
this dream to become a reali-
ty.
Owen is Chief Product Off icer
with Fire.com who provide
banking services for SMEs, corporates and f intech companies.
Owen and his f amily love the space and privacy they now enjoy in comparison
to living in Dublin. The natural beauty of the area and the access to the nearby
wonderf ul beaches contribute to the improved quality of lif e that the f amily are
enjoying and Owen just loves the headspace provided by being able to just sit
outside and enjoy the birdsong and nature at work.
On the Hub experience, Owen said that it is a great f acility of perf ect size, add-
ing that he particularly appreciates the great connection quality and that he
f eels very much reassured by the measures in place as a result of Covid.
Despite much initial resistance, Owen f inally consented that if anyone wished
to buy him a pint in the Blackwater Tav ern he would graciously accept same.
While we have been extremely busy over recent weeks it has been particularly
gratifying to hear people starting so many of their video calls telling others
where t hey’re working f rom and singing the praises of the area and the Hub as
a f acility, in particular comments such as ”I wish I had known about this before”
and “this is how I plan to spend my f uture summers”. My personal f avourite
was someone who works as a Director with a huge pharmaceutical company
based in Cork saying “I had to come all the way to Sneem to get the best
broadband”.
Contact Aidan 089 942 0098 or email aidan.murray@sneemdigitalhub.ie
Page 13Kenmare Family Resource Centre
The board and staff at Kenmare Family Resource Centre hope that you are
keeping well and saf e in these strange times. We are here to help should you
need any support. Please don’t hesitate to call us 064-6642790.
We are delighted that Art Therapy, f or child 6 years plus and adolescent, has
resumed in the Family Resource Centre. This is by appointment only. Please call
our f amily support worker Irene Carey on 085-8749715 or the centre on 064
6642790 should you have any enquiries or wish to make an appointment. We
are hopef ul that our groups and activates will begin to return in the autumn.
Please keep an eye on our Facebook page and website for all updates.
Keep Saf e
From all at Kenmare Family Resource Centre.
Kenmare Family Resource Centre recognises that sometimes people need more
support than medicine alone, and of ten a prescription is not the only answer.
Our link worker based at Kenmare Resource Centre is here to help you explore
other services that may benef it you and help improve your overall health and
wellbeing. This could be support to connect you to any number of services that
may benef it you and also ensuring you remain supported at all times.
Who can access a Link Worker?
Anyone over the age of 18 and living in Kenmare and surrounding areas. Call to
arrange your f ree conf idential chat with our link worker Paula by call (064)
6642790 / 087 4475447
Courses coming to Sneem
Getting Started is a programme for people to help them gain conf idence and
basic skills in Smartphones/Tablets and the internet.
Training is provided in small classes over 4 weeks, with an emphasis on encour-
agement and support for learners.
We have places available on the course starting (on a Wednesday) in Sneem at
10.15 am.
Register by calling (064) 6642790 / 087 4475447
Have you seen our new Getting Started wellbeing taster courses?
Whet her you want to learn a new skill, dive into an activity or reignite a passion,
we hope to have something you will enjoy.
A taster session into Mindf ulness, Sleep and Relaxation,10 Ways to Feel Happi-
er, Emotional Awareness, discover the power of boosting your wellbeing reduc-
ing stress and reconnecting with the world around you through your senses.
Sessions are provided in small groups, with an emphasis on encouragement and
support. We have places available on the course starting on (a Wednesday) in
Sneem at 11.30 am.
Register by calling (064) 6642790 / 087 4475447
Off ice mobile 087 7086641
Máire – Project Co-Ordinator 085 8002471
Irene – Family Support Worker – 085 8749715
E-mail: inf o@kenmaref rc.ie
Page 14Sneem Cúl Camp
Page 15Local Adverts
Kenmare Physiotherapy
Clinic
SNEEM
PHARMACY
South Square
Opening Hours
Monday - Saturday
9am - 6pm
Film Processing
still available
064 6645288
June Hunter
Accounting Technician
085 7700524
Services include:
BOOKKEEPING
VAT RETURNS
INCOME TAX
RETURNS
Golf and Walking Tours
Taxi Service
www.gosneemkerrytours.ie
info@gosneem.ie
John V. O’Sullivan
Tel: 087 2079033
Page 16Local Adverts
James M O’Sullivan Majella O’Sullivan
Solicitor Aucti oneer/Valuer/ Estate Agent
South Square, Sneem 2 Main Street
Kenmare
All legal work undertaken Co. Kerry
Tel: 064 6642101
Tel/Fax: email: info@kenmare prope rties.com
PS RA Licence No: 002397
064 6689664
Mob: 087 2868855 Services provided
Residential and
james@jmos.ie www.jmos.ie Co mmercial Sales
Evening and weekend Long term residential lettings
appointments available Valuations and Appraisals
HAPPY DAYS
Hand-painted
signs And murals
Contact: Roland Hunter
085 7700538
Page 17Local Information
Bus Services
Sneem to Kenmare
Wednesday at 9.30am returns at 1.15pm
Friday at 9.50am returns at 2pm
Leaves f rom outside Riney’s
Sneem to Killarney
Every Saturday leaves outside old P.O. at 11.30am leaves Killiarney at 4.45pm
Lo Call 1890 528 528 to book your seat.
Bus has wheelchair access - a lift for wheelchair user.
For any other routes or information contact Teddy on 087 2315014.
Courier service also availabl e.
Local Adverts
• 3 acres of silage to sell, phone 089
4584527
• Marble f ire surround, €120 ono. Con-
tact 086-2669428
• Charlie’s Plants and Window Boxes -
Bedding plants are now available,
Charlie will deliver to the village,
phone 087 4333111
• For sale -
Drascombe Coast-
er 21' sailing boat
(early 1970s), with
an easy launch
trailer. Also includ-
ed a Honda 4 hp
engine - circa
2012. Extensive
inventory includ-
ing: sails, oars,
new bert h cushions, cockpit cover,
anchor, f enders, warps. Please con-
tact 086-2669428.
• Cleaning staff required for a seasonal
bakery just outside Sneem. Hours
negotiable, part-time an option. Own
car essential. Please phone Eileen
on 086-3809499
• 2 Armchairs - f ree to take away,
phone 087 2468702
Page 18Local Information
Gardaí - 064 6645111 Tide Times
Here are the high tides for the period
Sneem Pharmacy 28th July to the 26th August.
Tel: 064 6645288 28th: 11.10
Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm 29th: 12.14
30th: 13.25
St. Michael’s Church Parish Office, 31st: 14.38
Presbytery, North Square. Mobile 087 01st: 15.43
3480050 02nd: 16.39
St Patrick’s Church in Tahilla and St 03rd: 17.26
Michael’s Church in Sneem reopening 04th: 18.07
f rom Monday 29th June. 05th: 06.24, 18.44
06th: 07.00, 19.19
Church of Ireland 07th: 07.33, 19.53
Church Services every Sunday at 10am 08th: 08.06, 20.28
following guidelines. Email Rev. Mi- 09th: 08.41, 21.03
chael Cavanagh at 10th: 09.19, 21.42
michael.cavanagh1968@gmail.com 11th: 10.01, 22.25
12th: 10.51, 23.19
AIB Communi ty Bank 13th: 11.51
Wednesday 10.30 - 11am South 14th: 13.04
Square 15th: 14.19
16th: 15.23
Public Libraries 17th: 16.16
Kenmare will have a book browsing and 18th: 17.02
lending service - see www.kerrylibrary.ie 19th: 17.46
for more inf ormation. 20th: 06.06, 18.27
21st: 06.48, 19.09
Shop Local - 22nd: 07.30, 19.52
Hilary’s/ DJ O’Sullivan’s 064 6645165 23rd: 08.14, 20.36
24th: 08.59, 21.22
Burns Butchers 086 2213772
25th: 09.47, 22.13
Peter O’Sullivan Butchers 26th: 10.41, 23.11
064 6645213 or 087 6577239
Riney’s Off-licence 086 1690036 Sneem C.N.B.
Galvin’s Hardware 064 6645118
To advertise
Christian's Mace Foodstore / Taxi
Service
call 064 6645545
Phone 064 6645116 Mobile 087 or email
2449026/ 097 2623394 sneemcnb@gmail.com
Page 19Sneem GAA Sneem GAA Lotto Postponement Just to let everyone know that the Lotto will resume when the stage 4 of the covid restrictions come into force. Unf ortunately our lotto draw would not comply with the current Covid regulations so we will def er until we can do the draw saf e- ly. The renewal date f or annual will be extended for the same length of time as the current suspension. Stay saf e out there. Kerry Junior Club Championship 2nd round Sneem/Derrynane v Annascaul Sunday 2nd August in Paddy Kennedy Park, Annascual at 2.30pm Bord na nÓg U-14 County League Competition. Sneem/Derrynane/ Templenoe V Renard on Wednesday 29th July at 7pm in Sneem. Phase 1 of the U-12 County League Competi tion Sneem/Derrynane V Templenoe on Sunday 2nd August at 6pm in Derrynane Your support will be greatly appreciate to all the games. County Minor Football League Sneem/ Templenoe/Derrynane v Kilgarvan/Tousist on Saturday 15th August at 4pm, Venue tbc. U12 Sneem/Derrynane Team who had games against Kilgarvan and Tuosist re- cently
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