The Kerryman (North Kerry) - 2018-03-14

• Kerry pays tribute to greatest of them all
• Crash victim’s son asks judge not to jail driver
• ENDANGERED POST OFFICE GETS NEW LEASE OF LIFE
• THAI DRUGS SENT TO KERRY IN LINEN PARCELS
• Killarney Clúid housing scheme gets green light
• Kerry Vintners to consider running election candidate
• Cycle challenge won’t let weather beat it
• ITT merger nears after Dáil vote
• Spa woman still in coma after accident in Spain
• Barry Keoghan for Oskars night of glamour
• Bright new dawn for film workshops with visit of great cinematogr­aphers
• Accommodat­ion crisis for seasonal workers in Kerry’s tourism industry
• Cheltenham pulse gets racing in great night for the KPFA
• St Patrick’s Day high for Listowel
• Don’t get caught out - Calor’s free boiler offer is ending soon
• Ardfert rides out for its school
• Boylesport take lease on Browne’s bookmakers
• Helipad delays trauma unit
• €10m Kilderry scheme signed off on
• Terrible sadness as Sheila passes away
• Valentia’s bid to gain UNESCO heritage status ramps up again
• Hospice hold first AGM since passing of Ted Moynihan
• QUIZ KIDS WIN BIG AT I.T. TRALEE
• Local club has three boxers in national finals
• Cahersivee­n native John Houlihan appointed Glanageent­y Walkways officer
• Uplift Challenge inspired by brother’s death
• ‘Humbling experience’ as Fair Trade worker tells her story
• Eileen helping parents address teen substance use
• Ambitious plan to evolve education
• KERRY ETB’S FIVE YEAR PLAN
• Concerns about smart meters in ESB’s Dingle plan
• Disney top brass tour the west
• West Kerry goes green in honour of St Patrick
• YOUTHFUL TALENT TAKES CENTRE STAGE
• American author takes fresh look at life of The Islandman
• PRESERVING A HAUNTING PAST
• Bullying a bully won’t help them to change
• Phoney war is over as battle lines are drawn in abortion referendum
• One spark of kindness can light a fire to chase away the darkness
• Keep Ireland safe for mothers and babies
• Male opposition to abortion can’t be dismissed as misogyny or a desire to control women
• Support mothers to be a mother by choice
• Something to be grateful for amid all the moaning
• Where’s the opposition?
• Tomás joins Business Leader elite
• IAN IS KERRY’S NEW MUSICIAN IN RESIDENCE
• ‘Farmers hugely appreciati­ve of the great collective effort put in through Storm Emma’
• ‘YOU’VE GOT TO LOVE IT’
• Lime in soil: the forgotten nutrient
• Top grass varieties exclusivel­y available from Agritech
• Thinning and harvesting forestry for best results
• Injury woes for Kerry
• Kerry announce Kennedy Cup squad
• It’s all on the line as Kerry host Kildare
• PS Chorca Dhuibhne claim Corn Ui Mhuiri title
• Superleagu­e basketball beckons for Killorglin
• Success for Kerry in Nenagh finals
• The week in tweets
• Third in Mexico for Nagle
• Club finals need to be moved
• Is the Slam the be all and end all?
• Hurling league too short for minnows
• Reactive Kerry must act now
• Kerry could mathematic­ally avoid drop with four points
• Defence is first building block of
• Scoreline flattered Kerry
• County Club Championsh­ips start with two JFC preliminar­y round fixtures
• Division 4 wins for St Mls/Foilmore, Fossa,
• Dr Crokes second team enjoy a winning start to life in Division 3
• Relegated Stacks rocked by
• Kilcummin
• Beale and Tarbert
• Sending off costs Kerry dearly in crunch contest
• Hosts dominate
• Kerry in middle third
• Disappoint­ed O’Connor turns focus to the Cup
• Club leadership programme is highly reccomende­d
• Tough weekend for our teams
• McGirr Cup final beckons for The Sem
• Exciting final in Sneem
• March 25 date for Scór na bPaistí
• League semifinals are down for Sunday
• Sauerland’s sucker-punch sees Pobalscoil over the line
• ‘The experience they gained last year from that Paul McGirr competitio­n stood to them’ – Fitz
• THE 60-SECOND REPORT
• Sem win through to McGirr Cup final
• ABBEYDORNE­Y
• BALLYMACEL­LIGOTT
• CASTLEGREG­ORY
• KNOCKNAGOS­HEL
• All Ireland crown for Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra
• Lakers clinch Division 1B title in dramatic fashion
• BADMINTON
• Draws for Kingdom Challenge Shields
• Is Tiger back and ready to pounce?
• AROUND THE GOLF CLUBS
• Bowline Sienna impresses in A3 win on Friday card
• Ballymac Bolger shades Juvenile Classic for owner/trainer Dowling
• Loads of action across the five U-11 divisions
• Listowel through to next round
• Killarney Celtic Green take spoils
• Celtic through to semi-finals
• The Park win on penalties
• Big away win for Dingle Bay in Listowel
• Killorglin dig deep to earn Division 3 win over visiting Charlevill­e
• Listowel involved in underage friendlies
• ‘Renewed confusion’ on tractor NCT exemption
• Kerry Social Farming Project needs more volunteers
• Of course the farmer wants a wife
• IFA calls for suppport for women’s participat­ion in agricultur­e
• Marts meet the needs of ever-changing times
• Public gives its view on Irish
• ‘It’s what led me to learn that Irish, spoken daily by 73,000 people, is far from dead’
• Importance of staying fit and healthy in later life
• Make time to visit and chat
• Local pharmacies play leading role in healthcare
• ABBEYDORNE­Y
• ANNASCAUL
• BALLYDONOG­HUE LISSELTON
• DUAGH/LYRE COMMUNITY GAMES
• CASTLEGREG­ORY
• CLOCHÁN– BRÉANAINN
• KILMOYLEY
• KNOCKANURE
• KNOCKNAGOS­HEL
• MOUNTCOLLI­NS
• SCARTAGLEN
• KerryCount­y Hospice
• New limited edition open-top from BMW
• ŠKODA used car event kicks off around the country
• Fexco take 10% of UK market
• Killarney women’s business seminar
• Horoscopes
• Jackie’s splendid interiors a big hit
• Tralee’s Ross talks music
• TopTenThin­gs

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