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  • 4 days ago | echolive.ie | John Tarrant

    KILBRIN overturned a seven-point deficit to record a comfortable victory over Banteer in the Twohig's Supervalu Duhallow JAHL semi final at a wind lashed and damp Dromtariffe. Both teams battled through the tough conditions, Banteer favoured by the elements in the opening half gained a return, goals from the Philpott brothers, Luke and Brian helped secure an interval advantage.

  • 5 days ago | echolive.ie | John Tarrant

    Dromtariffe squeezed through by the narrowest of margins in the Twohigs Supervalu Duhallow JAHL semi-final at Kilbrin. Having trailed by three points at the interval, Dromtariffe managed to increase the tempo, boosted by a converted goal from a penalty by Seán Howard to help square up the contest. Though neither side operated at full strength, Dromtariffe’s greater sharpness surfaced during the latter stages.

  • 1 week ago | independent.ie | John Tarrant

    Muskerry neighbours Aghabullogue , Kilmurry and Canovee close in on promotion as do Knocknagree and Clyda RoversWith two rounds of the McCarthy Insurance Group County Football League remaining for most clubs, the past week shed light on promotion and relegation contenders. From 70 teams entered, just two sides namely Carbery Rangers and Kilmurry hold maximum points across the seven divisions of competitive action. Division 1

  • 1 week ago | independent.ie | John Tarrant

    A rendezvous is on the cards if scholars from more than six decades can be tracked down. Former pupil Christy O’Sullivan is looking forward to hearing from and greeting old friends. “A photograph of the class was unearthed and shared amongst a number of past pupils. This stimulated a discussion on the possibility of a reunion and five former pupils namely TJ Howard, Pat O’Connor, DJ O’Keeffe, Michael O’Keeffe and myself got together in Killarney to develop the idea,” said Christy.

  • 2 weeks ago | independent.ie | John Tarrant

    On a week when the Eurovision Song Contest was hosted in Millstreet during May 1993, teenage performers lit-up the stage with their enthusiasm and talent supported by impressive vocals and dynamic choreography. Regarded as one of the world’s best loved musicals, hit after hit emerged on a fantastic night of entertainment with stunning choreography, superb singing and a colourful set. The musical relates the lives and loves of the girls and boys as they rush towards their final days in High School.

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