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Flonase Side Effects
Generic Name: fluticasone nasal
Note: This page contains information about the side effects of fluticasone nasal. Some of the dosage forms included on this document may not apply to the brand name Flonase.
For the Consumer
Applies to fluticasone nasal: nasal spray
In addition to its needed effects, some unwanted effects may be caused by fluticasone nasal (the active ingredient contained in Flonase). In the event that any of these side effects do occur, they may require medical attention.
Major Side Effects
You should check with your doctor immediately if any of these side effects occur when taking fluticasone nasal:More common:
- Bloody nose
- Cough
- fever
- headache
- muscle aches
- sore throat
- sores inside the nose
- stuffy or runny nose
- unusual tiredness or weakness
- Difficulty with swallowing
- dizziness
- fast heartbeat
- large, hive-like swelling on the face, eyelids, lips, tongue, throat, hands, legs, feet, or sex organs
- puffiness or swelling of the eyelids or around the eyes, face, lips, or tongue
- redness of the skin
- skin rash, itching, hives or welts
- tightness in the chest
Minor Side Effects
Some of the side effects that can occur with fluticasone nasal may not need medical attention. As your body adjusts to the medicine during treatment these side effects may go away. Your health care professional may also be able to tell you about ways to reduce or prevent some of these side effects. If any of the following side effects continue, are bothersome or if you have any questions about them, check with your health care professional:Less common:
- Back pain
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to fluticasone nasal: nasal spray
Frequency not reported: Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis effects (including growth reduction)[Ref]
Nervous system
Common (1% to 10%): Headache, unpleasant taste, unpleasant smell[Ref]
Common (1% to 10%): Toothache, nausea, diarrhea, abdominal distension, vomiting, gastrointestinal gaseous symptoms
Frequency not reported: Gum signs and symptoms[Ref]
Very rare (less than 0.01%): Hypersensitivity reactions (including anaphylaxis, angioedema, rash, urticaria, bronchospasm)[Ref]
Common (1% to 10%): Conjunctivitis
Very rare (less than 0.01%): Cataracts, glaucoma, raised intraocular pressure
Frequency not reported: Transient ocular changes[Ref]
Frequency not reported: Candida albicans infection, immunosuppression[Ref]
Very common (10% or more): Nasopharyngitis (26%), epistaxis (20%)
Common (1% to 10%): Pharyngolaryngeal pain, nasal ulceration, cough, pharyngitis, bronchitis, nasal dryness, throat irritation, throat dryness, blood in nasal mucosa, nasal irritation
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Rhinalgia, nasal discomfort (including nasal burning, nasal soreness)
Postmarketing reports: Nasal septal perforation[Ref]
The most commonly reported side effects were nasopharyngitis, epistaxis, and pyrexia.[Ref]
Common (1% to 10%): Back pain[Ref]
Very common (10% or more): Pyrexia
Frequency not reported: Impaired wound healing[Ref]
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2. Cerner Multum, Inc. "Australian Product Information." O 0
3. "Product Information. Flonase (fluticasone)." Glaxo Wellcome, Research Triangle Park, NC.
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A Gentleman is a Model CitizenMay 4th, 2009
A gentleman is a well-known pillar in his own community, and his renowned status of model citizen can usually be upheld with the occasional jacket draped over the puddle for a gentlelady, or the periodic rescuing of cats from trees with a well placed BB shot, or simply comforting the town's wives when their husbands are at the office. However, once he's left the comfort of his own bailiwick and entered onto foreign turfs, the gentleman's actions must go above and beyond to truly prove himself as a civic hero to his new friends.
One of my friends was getting married and I was in the wedding. The wedding was in Wichita Kansas which is not pretty much the asshole of the US , it IS the asshole of the US. We start our evening drinking in probably the only hotel in Wichita not condemned which is near what they call "oldtown". We start our night out at a bar appropriately called the Pourhouse. After throwing enough but not yet enough booze down, a friend and i decide it is time to lay prey to some cougars, being as some where eye raping us from across the bar. staring back at them in my only way i know how (which ive affectionately been called Creep Dave by many girlfriends) they sense a game is a foot. introductions to the older but perfect specimens plastically enhanced to goddess heights (ie. staring at nothing other than their breast which had one button holding on for its life) were as follows:
me: Ted Rithgin: an orthopedic surgeon from kansas city here for a wedding
Friend: Bruce Steel: Venture capitalist from Tennesse here also for the wedding.
The cougars = both nurses. I of course say what I do before they chime in and start asking every question in the book about medicine. after several minutes of fumbling around in circles with my nonsensical medical jargon they decide they have had enough of us being as they determined i was prob the worst surgeon in the world and my friend was nonstop laughing. bidding them goodbye i get them one more drink and close my tab, so here comes my card and bam! card name isnt Ted Rithgin its my real name and then they promptly left without even their drinks. epic fail on that!! moving on to another bar we walk by some of what would be called "thugs" of columbia. stereotypically dressed and not older than 19 they start heckling us with all sorts of terminology that did nothing but confuse us and make us laugh. nevertheless, lead by me we retaliate the only way we know how yell at them to pull up there pants and get jobs and abruptly run into the bar. being as we were obviously upper class for wichita the man getting married that weekend convinces the doorman we will be spending so much money here charging us a cover would be an insult and result in lost wealth to the bar…..red carpet to the balcony. perch on the balcony looking over the sprawling metropolis that is downtown wichita kansas; we were kings. that is when we spotted our ruffian friends below us and start back up with the heckling but this time much more harsh and outlandish being as we were in a dominate position.
this continued for sometime until i spied out of the corner of my eye a man who had had way to much libations for the night and was trying with constant fail to put the key into the drivers door. at that instant the most logical thing came into my head, that being this man is way to drunk and shouldnt be driving so what should i do but make a citizens arrest! after one second of convincing in my head it is the best thing to do. i yell it out to my friends and run down stairs out the door and into the parking lot to the drunkin man who at this time had actually managed to get the door open. go to the door open it take the keys out and say "you are to drunk to drive, im making a citizens arrest!" all the while being 356 sheets to the wind myself. a bewildered look came upon his face and simply asked if i could open his chew. keys in hand i take the chew and open it for him to have. at that moment he steps out of his lifted suburban and i see what im dealing with which was not apparent from the balcony. 6foot5inches of nothing but pure muscle prob 275 lbs brickshit house staring me down. but not staring me down to kill me which i thought but for the precious cope in my hand. slobbering he happily takes that can back and puts half in his huge mouth. i tell him he cant be driving he cant even get the door open and its safer to get a cab……but as i finished the sentence he tenses and i turn to see a police officer walking up to us to ask what is going on. the officer asks him to walk to the back of the truck and asks me a few question. i constantly repeat that i was making a citizens arrest in a drunkin slur that this man should not be driving. i handed the officer the keys and chew and he walked to the back of the truck to talk to the man. at this moment another officer comes walking up, he is maybe 5foot5inches a little guy at best. with the sight of this man the drunk tenses and readies for attack. one of the officers says "i wouldnt do that" but to late the drunk lunges. straight out of a kung foo movie the little guy sweeps him, pins him, jumps off him and tases him in the back. all the while the other cop is talking to me about the little guy being a 3 degree blackbelt and people always underestimate him all the while leaning against the truck likes its no big deal.
im shitting my pants at this point 4 feet from a massive man being tased and a cop joking about it to me. just as i think it has calmed down the drunk is just laying on the ground 4 cop cars come flying up on the scene and the drunk jumps up with new sense of purpose and lunges at the officers again. well the taser wasnt stopping him mcuh this time we was on his feet still walking and screaming (think incredible hulk being tased and not being affected thats what i was seeing a few feet from me. he finally goes down with help from 5 police and numerous handcuffs. at this point i dont believe im even in this situation it seems like a dream. as my adrenalin comes down i start to get drunk again on the spot….time for witness statement! drunkinly ramble threw the events constantly congratulating myself to the police for making a citizen arrest on such a bad character. after plenty of thank yous from the police for being brave and doing the right thing (not joking), they ask if there is anything else at all that they can do for me tonight. at that moment i scan the parking lot and who do i see but the kids we were harassing from the balcony. so what do i do? i tell the police that that bunch of i quote "hoodlums" have been following us all night and giving us a hard time. the officer gets his radio and simply points and says "get them over there, they are messing with these folks". next second the group of 10-15 low class fellows are surrounded and being cuffed, as my friends who are still on the balcony are laughing with the owner out loud. the officer then turns to me and asks "were are you staying tonight those thugs are not happy about what just happened to them" me-"well right down the street officer" officer-"ok no problem they will take you with them" he points to 4 cop cars positioned on the road for us to walk in between as escorts back to the hotel. I thanked him for the help and walked with full police escort back to the hotel room.
once back to the room we all are in shock at what all happened that night and are looking out the window and all the sudden what do we here but a semi-automatic weapon go off somewhere near the hotel. well hearing this what is a real man to do? stay in the room?? hell no! investigate Sherlock Holmes style!! getting on to the streets it is pure mayhem and madness people running everywhere and police cars flying here and there. walking around we are just looking to find information on what happened or where is happened. as we walk around more we all the sudden notice what looks like a shell casing on the ground and then look up and all over the ground is blood, shell, and there is a man in a ball further down the street. we cant believe we have just walked on to the scene of a drive by shooting. then a cop comes up to us and tells us to leave or we are going to get into trouble, but up come walking one of the cops who was involved in my earlier altercation. he merely says that its ok i was the guy from earlier who made a citizens arrest, to which the other guys says ok no prob. they turn around and start telling others to stay away like it was ok for us to be there but not others like we were not to touched. turns out it was an asian street gang fighting over turf and blasted some dudes. FYI in wichita asian street gangs are crazy. all in all it was the craziest night yes night of my life. as for the wedding it was ok we new it wouldnt last. this is all true every word of it i even got called to testify in court for the hearing as a witness but i had to decline, mainly i didnt want to go to that shit hole wichita again. later one of my friends was in wichita out at the bars and i dont know how but the drunk noticed him and bought him a drink for me, i guess i saved him from a felony and he got off with just a slap on the wrist.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, DNC chair, spoke about Mitt Romney's experience downsizing companies and laying off workers as co-founder of the investment firm Bain Capital. Interviewed by Talking Points Memo, Schultz employed a neat turn of phrase to counter Romney's claim that, as president, he'd be a job creator:
"Mitt Romney, I think, is more of a job cremator than a job creator," Schultz said. She added: "He was a corporate buyout specialist at Bain Capital. He dismantled companies. He cut jobs. He forced companies into bankruptcy and he outsourced jobs and sent jobs overseas. That's not a record to write home about, that's not a record to be proud of, and it's something voters need to know."


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MORAGA, Calif. -- A pivotal run midway through the second half and a career night from James Walker III helped the Saint Mary's men's basketball team pull away from San Diego and score a huge 69-57 win in a key West Coast Conference contest Thursday at McKeon Pavilion.
Walker, who did not score at all on the road last weekend, found his stroke on Thursday. He finished with 21, eclipsing his previous career high of 17 set last month. Stephen Holt added 13 for Saint Mary's (19-7, 9-4 WCC) and Kerry Carter chipped in with 12. Dennis Kramer set a career high of his own with 25 for San Diego (13-14, 4-10).
With Saint Mary's fighting to put San Diego away, Walker was the one to light the fuse. A bucket by Kramer capped a 7-0 Toreros run and made it 45-40 San Diego with 15 minutes to play but Walker had the answer, as his 3-point play with 12:42 to play knotted the score again at 47.
Walker would just a few moments later provide the biggest crowd reaction of the night when he dipped under the hoop, drew the foul from Chris Sarbaugh and used a little english to make an acrobatic transition layup. Walker converted the free throw and gave Saint Mary's the 52-49 lead with 11:09 remaining.
That only opened the floodgates. The Gaels turned into terrors on the defensive end, with a steal by Carter and two blocks by Matt Hodgson on the ensuing two possessions. Carter buried a 3 after Hodgson's second block and Holt added a layup to push the run to 11-0 and put SMC up 58-49 with 8:23 to go.
San Diego narrowed the gap again, cutting the lead to five on a layup by Johnny Dee with 5:47 left. The Gaels answered this time from beyond the arc, as Garrett Jackson knocked down his second trey of the night to restore the crowd's jubilant energy. Two free throws and a layup by Walker, followed by a layup by Hodgson made it 69-55 Saint Mary's with 3:29 to play. San Diego never got significantly closer than that, and Saint Mary's rode the momentum for the rest of the game and finished the win.
"We were down five, Hodge made it harder for them to score. They couldn't just play off that," Saint Mary's head coach Randy Bennett said. "We were pretty good on our other matchups and after that, we made some good plays, got some transition out of that and I thought that was the key to the game."
Saint Mary's carried a slim one-point lead into halftime after a half that was vastly different than the first half played by the Gaels and Toreros in San Diego two weeks prior.
This time around, Saint Mary's was able to find a bit of flow offensively thanks to some transition and some much improved ball movement. Seven Gaels scored in the first half alone, led by Walker and Holt with nine apiece.
Even with the improved offense though, Saint Mary's couldn't shake the Toreros, and SMC's lead got no larger than seven before the break. A dunk by Jito Kok capped a 6-0 San Diego run and knotted the score at 34 with 21 seconds left, but Walker hit one of two free throws with three seconds remaining to give the Gaels the 35-34 lead heading into the locker room.
"The league's tough. Very tough. Pacific gets BYU tonight, Pacific went in and beat San Diego after San Diego beat us. Those are good teams," Bennett said. "I think San Diego's a good team. We knew it was going to be a tough game. It just felt good to play well in the second half, be able to separate and get that win."
Saint Mary's returns to action Saturday at 5 p.m. against BYU in what will be one of the most anticipated of the season, not just for a sure-to-be exciting game but also for what will happen beforehand. Saint Mary's will welcome back its all-time leading scorer, Matthew Dellavedova, for a pre-game ceremony to retire his No. 4 jersey. The native of Maryborough, Victoria, Australia becomes just the second SMC men's basketball player ever to have his number retired, and his number will join Tom Meschery's in the rafters of McKeon Pavilion.
The BYU game is sold out, but a limited number of tickets may become available closer to Saturday. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy the pregame festivities. Tickets to the penultimate home game of the season -- Feb. 27 vs. Portland -- can be purchased by clicking the Tickets link on SMCGaels.com or by calling the SMC Athletic Ticket Office at (925) 631-GoTX.


text: RENTON, Wash., March 15, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- First Financial Northwest, Inc. ("Company") (Nasdaq:FFNW), the holding company for First Savings Bank Northwest ("Bank"), today announced that it had received all bank regulatory approvals for the appointment of Kevin D. Padrick to the Company's and the Bank's respective Boards of Directors. Mr. Padrick's appointment as a director is effective as of March 14, 2013, the date the Company received the last required approval. Mr. Padrick will attend the Company's Board of Directors' meeting on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 and at that time will be appointed to serve on the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee and the Compensation Committee of the Company's Board of Directors. Mr. Padrick's appointment as a director was made pursuant to the settlement agreement ("Settlement Agreement") entered into by the Company with Joseph Stilwell and his affiliated entities as a result of last year's contested director election. "We would like to take this opportunity to welcome Mr. Padrick to the Board of Directors," said Victor Karpiak, Chairman, President and CEO. "He has extensive business and legal experience that will be beneficial to the Board in its analysis and implementation of the Company's business strategies." In connection with Mr. Padrick's appointment to the Board and pursuant to the Settlement Agreement, Victor Karpiak will resign as Chairman of the Board of the Company's Board of Directors at the Board of Directors' March 20, 2013 meeting. Mr. Karpiak's resignation will be effective immediately; he will, however, continue to serve as a director on the Company's Board of Directors until September 2013. At the time of Mr. Karpiak's resignation, it is anticipated that Dr. Gary F. Kohlwes will be appointed as Chairman of the Company's Board of Directors. Dr. Kohlwes has served as a member of the Company's Board of Directors since its inception in 2007 and has served as a director of the Bank since 1977. In addition, Dr. Kohlwes has served as Secretary of the Bank since 1982 and is a Trustee of the First Financial Northwest Foundation and serves as its Executive Director.


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AN INSURANCE claims worker made more than £20,000 of bogus payments from closed insurance claim accounts into his own bank account to help with his debt problem.
Jamie Roberts, 22, of Hoskins Street, Newport, appeared at Newport Crown Court where he was sentenced to 32 weeks imprisonment after pleading guilty to fraud by abuse of a position of trust.
The court heard Roberts was working for the Halifax Bank of Scotland which is part of the Lloyds TSB banking group.
He was employed at Newport offices as a claims advisor and his role saw him pay out to people who had legitimate claims.
But prosecutor John Warren said that between December 19 last year and February 20 this year, Roberts made 13 bogus claims totalling £20,200 which he paid electronically into his own bank account.
The payments were made from three insurance claim accounts which had been closed by the bank seven to 11 months earlier but which Roberts was able to reopen.
The offence came to light when a fraud risk coordinator became aware of a number of payments being made fromthe three closed accounts and investigated.
Roberts was suspended from his job and the matter was reported to the police.
He admitted the fraud and said he was struggling financially with debts of £9,000 and saw this as an "easy way out".
When asked why he had transferred more money to his account than needed to cover his debt, he said it was to prevent himself from being in the same situation again.
Representing Roberts, Nigel Fryer said the defendant, who has no previous convictions, had shown "deep remorse" and that he had "very much enjoyed"
working in the job.
He said: "He never sought to minimise or hide his actions."
Mr Fryer said £7,500 had already been reclaimed by the bank.
A Proceeds of Crime Act order will take place at a later date.
Judge Daniel Williams said: "This was a breach of trust. You did not stop until you were caught."


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Melbourne boss Peter Jackson said his club would work to transform last Saturday night's 'Pink Lady' game into the first women's blockbuster on the AFL calendar.
And Jackson has received strong encouragement from the league's new boss Gillon McLachlan to look at creating an all-pink crowd in a bid to focus more public attention on those suffering from breast cancer.
In a climate in which the AFL is looking to create unique games to be shared among lower-profile clubs, Jackson said the Demons were working with the Western Bulldogs to redefine the game on the eve of Mother's Day into a fixture which made an annual statement on behalf of women.
"I can only imagine what a major task it is to make this event happen,"Jackson said, "but we've got to somehow keep this going. I don't see how we can not go on with this now.
"Maybe we turn it into the first women's blockbuster. We've got to develop it into a game which continues to focus on women and on breast cancer and we need to sit down with all the parties to see how we can do this.''
Jackson was fulsome in his praise of Breast Cancer Network Australia which established the Pink Lady event in 2005 and on a wet Saturday night in Melbourne lured some 17,000 pink poncho-clad women and men on to the MCG to create what has become a powerful symbol on behalf of the BCNA which supports women suffering from the disease. "Obviously we need the support of (BCNA chief executive) Maxine Morand but this is an event which could some day be about a lot more than just football," he said.
McLachlan is understood to have suggested to Jackson that the crowd pictures during the broadcast focusing on groups of women wearing bright pink would resonate more deeply if the entire crowd wore pink ponchos, a move Jackson supported. "The AFL really got behind this and clearly they will back themed games if the theme is right."
Melbourne has pushed to win an ongoing Anzac Day eve fixture against Richmond with the Bulldogs recently launching a compelling campaign to be part of a Good Friday twilight game. However both clubs appear determined to continue to support football's women on several levels with the Bulldogs hosting a women's game as the curtain-raiser to their return clash against Melbourne on June 29 at Etihad Stadium.
While the result proved disappointing, the general consensus was that Melbourne's transformed bright pink V-necked guernsey was a crowd pleaser with Jackson stating the jumpers "looked sensational".


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SIX easyJet flights to and from Southend Aiport to European destinations have been cancelled due to a strike by French air traffic controllers.
Flights affected are for Malaga, Amsterdam and Geneva.
A spokesman for easyJet said: "Six flights have been cancelled to and from Southend. As 65 per cent of easyJet's network travels through French air space we advise all passengers travelling today to be prepared for delays and to check the status of their flight on www.easyJet.com or viat the easyJet flight tracker before leaving for the airport.
"We strongly advise all passengers affected by cancellations not to travel to the airport today as the availability of accommodation is scarce."
The spokesperson added: "We are extremely disappointed that our passengers have been affected by this unnecessary strike and despite this being beyond the airline's control, we apologise for the inconvenience caused.
Passengers are being informed of the cancellations by text message.
Customers can use easyJets flight tracker at easyJet.com
Has your flight been cancelled?
To talk to the Echo call 01702 321159


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Sometimes when I think "Montessori," it becomes equated with "fussy" in my mind. Like I need to pick the right time, with the right materials, in the right setup, to introduce an activity to Vicki. But then I let the perfect become the enemy of the good and I never do it!
I was cleaning the bathroom last week and had my back turned. In the time I was scrubbing the toilet and mirror, she set up her very own sorting activity! She went to the kitchen, grabbed a towel off the oven handle, spread it on the edge of the bathtub, brought in her bag of different clothespins and sorted them into piles. Then she took each pile and put it back in her bag. And again. And again!
See how fun this can be when you just let it unfold?


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Most Expensive Housing Market: Honolulu
With a median home price of $602,300 Honolulu tops the list of metro markets in the U.S. After all, who wouldn't want to live in Hawaii – and how can you not have a location that's reasonably near the ocean?
And as noted in a previous report about the hottest and coldest markets in the U.S., Honolulu has one of the lowest REO saturations in America. "Real estate owned" properties are, of course, homes that have been foreclosed on but not auctioned off successfully – so they are the property of an unfortunate lender or government agency.
The market shows little risk of cooling off, either. According to the NAR, Honolulu prices were up 6.5% compared with the same time in 2011.
Here are the rest of the pricey housing markets in the U.S., concentrated unsurprisingly in California. But it's worth noting some of these regions are declining in value despite being near the top of the heap.
2. San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, Calif. Median price $552,800 (up 0.1% since 2011)
3. Anaheim-Santa Ana-Irvine, Calif. Media price $498,700 (down 5.3% since 2011)
4. San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, Calif. Median price $488,400 (down 3.7% since 2011)
5. New York-Wayne-White Plains, N.Y.-N.J. Media price $439,900 (down 6.3% since 2011)


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More questions about A&C (VT46)
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- After reviewing the second part of "Addenda and and Corrigenda to _The
Etymologies_" (VT46), and comparing the information there provided
with the version of Etym. published in _The Lost Road_, I have
collected some more questions and commentaries to the editors. But
this time I have preferred to gather them in one message, instead of
spreading them in individual posts:
1) In p. 14, s.v. SMAL-, the editorial note says that "The gloss of
*_smalu_ was originally 'flour, meal'...", where the _u_ of _smalu_ is
marked with a breve. However, in the published text _smalu_ has no
mark over the _u_, and there is no corrigendum of this word in the
main text of this base. Is such a corrigendum implied, nevertheless?
[The form *_smalu_ in the ms. does indeed have a breve over the _u_.
This is not, however, an overlooked corrigendum -- Tolkien occasionally
marked short vowels with a breve in the Etymologies, but these breves
were, as a rule, omitted by Christopher Tolkien in the published text
as superfluous, since any vowel not marked as long is obviously short
by default. Hence Carl and I deliberately did not point out instances of
omitted breves in the A&C, and the breve over the _u_ in *_smalu_ in
the editorial note in VT46:14 s.v. SMAL- ought to have been deleted
before publication for the sake of editorial consistency. -- PHW]
2) In p. 15, there is the entry SPAL-, SPALÁS- commented in the
editorial note as: "Entry not included in the published text".
However, a nearly identical entry does occur in the version of _The
Lost Road_. The only difference is that in the version of _The Lost
Road_, "SPALÁS-" in the base and "PHALÁS-" in the text do not have the
acute accent.
[You are correct, this corrigendum in the A&C is improperly phrased.
This entry should have been expressed as given below. -- PHW
SPAL-, SPALAS- [read:] SPAL-, SPÁLAS- [for:] PHAL, PHALAS [read:]
3) In p. 22, s.v. YA-, _gem_ is corrected to _gern_ (what is coherent
with the word _gern_ 'worn, old (of things)' s.v. GYER-). But _gem_
occurs twice in the entry YA- of _The Lost Road_: isolated, and in the
compound _ingem_ '[old] of persons, "yearsick"'. Though the
corrigendum could be read as only applied to the isolated word _gern_
('old of things'), I find more likely that _ingem_ should be also
corrected to _ingern_, isn't it?
[No, _ingem_ is the correct form. Note that _ingem_, applied only
to _persons_, literally means 'yearsick', i.e., the latter element in
this compound is N _gemb, gem_ 'sickly', == Q _engwa_, given in
the Etymologies s.v. GENG-WÂ, which entry also cites N _ingem_
'year-sick' again. The entry YA- also makes it clear that N _gern_ 'old
(decrepit, worn)' was applied to _things_ rather than people.
Thank you in advance,
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Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
- Off road parking
- Ground floor accommodation
- Ground floor bedroom
- Open fire
- Smoke-free
- Washing machine
The property
This quaint detached cottage is tucked away on the owners' working farm near to the village of Sneem in County Kerry.
Traditionally presented, this Sneem cottage offers homely, comfortable accommodation, perfect for friends and families looking for a rural holiday within close proximity of the friendly village.
This peaceful Sneem cottage has three bedrooms and a cosy kitchen which boasts fantastic uninterrupted views of the landscape and depending on the tides you can also catch a view of the ocean in the distance.
You can kick back and relax in the snug sitting room with its open fire and dive into the next chapter of your book.
To the front of this cottage near Sneem is a delightful decked area with a bench, so you can sit out and enjoy the unspoilt, peaceful landscape, the only sound you will hear will be the nearby cows munching the grass.
The village of Sneem is referred to as The Knot in The Ring of Kerry and is full of colourful buildings and lively, welcoming pubs that serve delicious local cuisine.
The whole village has a sense of family about it, and will welcome you with open arms.
There are also some fantastic nature walks nearby such as the Geological Walk known as the Lomanagh Loop just 500 yards from your Sneem cottage.
If it's something more spectacular you are after, hop in the car and drive along the Ring of Kerry where you will find breathtaking views of the coastline that is speckled with sandy beaches, seaside villages such as Waterville and Cahersiveen and glorious scenery.
Whether it is fun-packed family days out near sandy beaches, or emerald green countryside with peace and tranquillity, this Sneem cottage has it all.Read more
All ground floor. Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin with basin, 1 x single. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with open fire.
- Oil central heating with open fire
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer, TV with Saorview, DVD, selection of books, games and DVDs
- Fuel, power and starter pack for fire inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Ample off road parking
- Mature rear garden and front gravel area with decking and furniture
- One well-behaved dog welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop and pub 1.5 miles.
About the location
Kenmare 17 miles; Waterville 22 miles; Killarney National Park 22 miles.
Situated between the towns of Kenmare and Waterville, and on the route of the Kerry Way, the village of Sneem provides shops, pubs and a number of cosy tea rooms. With rows of brightly coloured houses, and a lively atmosphere, Sneem is a previous winner of the National Tidy Town Award and is a popular stop for tourists and locals alike. Sneem is located on the famous Ring of Kerry and is known as the Knot in the Ring. Just ten minutes drive away is the Blue Flag beach at White Strand, whilst the nearby town of Kenmare offers beautiful coastlines to explore, winding streets and interesting boutiques, while the coastal town of Waterville is only a short drive away, and provides a great day out for all the family. Parknasilla Hotel with its spa and golf course, and Derrynane Beach, are within easy reach, or try walking on the famous Macgillycuddy Reeks, the highest mountain range in Ireland, with notoriously rugged terrain to conquer, or make the short journey to Killarney National Park, where beauty abounds.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas


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