Some local news and a little history

Craftshop na Méar now houses a permanent exhibition of art associated with Kerry places on The Wild Atlantic Way.

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I met Evie and her grandad out for a walk last week.

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Well worth a visit.

Jim Halpin has opened a jam packed military and war museum at the rear of his shop on Church Street. If you have even the remotest interest in things military this place is well worth a visit. 

Here is a small taste of what is on display:

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Tough Task

(photo; Mark Bittman)   The ad got 28 replies.

photo of Shackleton from Century Ireland website.

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Copies of this old FCA photo can be purchased in Craftshop na Méar in Church St.

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The girls are playing rugby now

(Photo and text from Munster rugby.ie)

Listowel RFC girls section recently organised a Touch Rugby Shield Blitz competition at Town Park, Listowel which saw over 70 girls taking part.

The schools that participated were Ballybunion St Josephs, Listowel Presentation and Tarbert Comprehensive.

All teams from both of the Junior and Senior sections were very well matched and ultimately it came down to a fine margin in order to declare the winners. Tarbert Comprehensive claimed the Junior Shield on the day with the Senior Shield going to Listowel Presentation.

The majority of girls were playing rugby for the first time with great excitement on the day.

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Kingdom County Fair

My niece's horse had a little win….delighted!

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The Giro d'Italia

so many bikes

Denis MacSweeney took these photos of the Giro in Dublin at the weekend.