A STATUS Yellow Ice warning has been issued for Ireland by Met Éireann to come into effect from Sunday evening, although it is unlikely the Tralee area will see freezing temperatures tonight.
Met Éireann says icy stretches are likely on Sunday night and Monday morning with hazardous travelling conditions also expected, especially on untreated roads and footpaths. Some patches of freezing fog are also possible.
The warning is valid from Sunday 6pm to 12 noon on Monday. A Weather Advisory for Ireland was issued Friday for Ireland lasting until Thursday, so more weather warning are likely in the coming days.
Looking locally, the Tralee area is unlikely to see freezing conditions tonight but Monday night and Tuesday morning will be cold with sleet and snow possible. Daytime temperatures will stay under 5 degrees for most of the week.
.Rebecca Kenny, Laura Power, Emma O’Brien, Sarah Palmer and Katie O’Sullivan at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot Crean
A CELEBRATION 60 years in the making took place in Ballygarry last night as Firies GAA club held their first social in many a year.
The club was founded in 1962 and all things past, present and future were celebrated on the night with over 250 of the Firies faithful gathering to enjoy a fantastic night of food, fun and reminiscing.
They have a lot to shout about too after a fantastic year for the growing club with two tables required to accommodate the vast array of silverware won by the men’s and ladies teams.
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The senior men’s team won the Junior Club Championship beating Cordal back in November and also got promoted to Division 2 in the County League. There’s around 50 senior men’s footballers which merits having a B team, showing the strength of the club as they progress onwards and upwards.
Having won at Junior B level in 2021, the ladies team won the Junior A Club Championship Final and went on to represent the county in Munster, while Emma Costello represented her county with distinction in Kerry’s run to the All-Ireland final and was nominated for an All-Star.
Firies clubman Jeremiah O’Sullivan was also the Kerry Girls Under 14 manager who won the All-Ireland final and he brought the trophy to rest with the many others on the top table.
In all, there were 72 men’s and ladies players receiving medals for a range of league and championship wins throughout 2022.
Surviving members of the 1962 team were also present and they received a special award on a night which shows the future is bright for everyone involved with Firies GAA. Scroll down for photos…
In front; ladies senior team members Eileen O’Leary, Rebecca Kenny and Katie O’Leary. Back from left; senior men’s team members Tomás Clifford, Donnacha O’Sullivan, Aaron Flynn and Connall Murphy at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot Crean.Carol Comerford and Derek Comerford at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot CreanTim Doherty and Maureen Doherty at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Tim was on the first Firies GAA team back in 1962. Photo by Dermot Crean.Mary Courtney and Liam Butler at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot CreanLaura Power, Emma O’Brien, Katie Doe, Doireann O’Shea, Aoife O’Sullivan and Noelle O’Sullivan at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot Crean.Sean Burke and Elisha Browne at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot CreanHannah McGillicuddy, Tomás Clifford, Noreen O’Connor and Liz Cosgrave at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot Crean.Trevor O’Shea, Grace O’Sullivan, Caoimhe O’Shea and Valerie Callaghan O’Shea at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot CreanSeán McCarthy and Lorraine O’Halloran at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot Crean.Carol Comerford and Enda Clifford at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot CreanKay O’Connor, Aileen O’Dowd and Brendan Long at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot CreanNoreen Cooper, Michael Cooper, Helen Brosnan and Martin Brosnan at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot CreanMichael Quirke with his sister Gobnait O’Mahony at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot CreanRebecca Maxwell, Ian Crowley and Olive Sherwood at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot CreanJoan Spring, Cora Kelliher, Cora-Marie Kelliher and Elaine Kelliher at the Firies GAA Club social at Ballygarry House Hotel on Saturday night. Photo by Dermot Crean.
A STATUS Yellow Ice warning has been issued for Ireland by Met Éireann to come into effect from Sunday evening, although it is unlikely the Tralee area will see freezing temperatures tonight.
