The Kerryman (North Kerry) - 2020-04-29

• Fast and furious Lyre chase
• DJ FATZ STILL KEEPING LISTOWEL DANCING
• Special focus on help with making your will
• Demands to close Cahersivee­n centre
• Pat Shortt & Hollywood talent set for KCFE
• Kerry set for Covid baby boom as test sales soar
• Patients advised not to put off visiting their GP
• Martin’s sweet return home after six-week battle with Covid-19
• HSE thanks Kerry College and ETB for ‘superb’ test centres
• Castlemain­e man in cancer battle
• Tonevane ladies clip grabs eye of James Corden
• Call to keep helpline up after crisis
• Over 21,000 get COVID payment across Kerry
• The local post office, still doing what it does best
• Rejuvenati­ng the heart of the Island
• ROSE CUT: A TIME FOR REGROWTH
• Kerry Rose: It wasn’t an easy choice, but I strongly believe they made the right decision
• South Kerry Skillnet: keeping business connected in C-19 era
• SVP’sMealsonWh­eelsnever morevitalt­haninits45­thyear
• Pat’s plan to unlock Ireland from COVID-19
• We all have to make a decision to support farmers and growers
• There’s no bank holiday from C-19
• Man (66) dies in cycling accident
• Julia celebrates 106th birthday in style in Killarney
• Zoe (21) to release serialised novel over next 12 weeks
• Waterville sustainabi­lity plan surveys online soon
• Residents insist green space must not be lost
• The view comes first as council rejects planning applicatio­n
• SUMMER EVENTS BEGIN TO FALL VICTIM TO CORONAVIRU­S
• Gairdín Mhuire steps up to the plate with meals-on-wheels service
• Fisín competitio­n stays on course
• On-the-spot cycle for Cancer Society
• Standards are slipping, it’s time to wise up
• The country needs certainty in a time ofcrisis- aDáildeal can wait no longer
• When things seem at their very worst: you must never quit
• No shortage of non-locals to be seen during short trip into Kenmare town
• Watching Trump has moved from entertainm­ent to horror
• Community College is a banking finalist the for fourth year in a row
• Day-care facilities at disposal of clients and friends
• Funding of €1m to combat illegal dumping during COVID-19 emergency
• Writer’s bursary for Kate
• PP Fr Kevin: ‘Moyvane/ Knockanure is magnificen­t in dealing with crisis’
• Why this is a good time to buy home heating oil...
• Frontline Heroes at centre of Den’s ‘Virtual Triathlon’
• TRIBUTESTO­FOUNDER OFQUINLAN’SSEAFOOD
• Enterprise­Ireland incallforf­unding forretails­ector
• Why make a will?
• DON’T KEEP PUTTING IT OFF!
• Nagle reveals social media strain
• Multiple handball champion Downey passes away
• Stephen Stack on Legion, lock-down and the future
• Best 15 to win All-Ireland Club Intermedia­te title
• Rugby star Ciara Griffin’s best laid plans on hold
• Passenger seat view: Paul Nagle interview
• Choppy waters for Kerry’s coastal rowing crews
• ONCE IN A LIFETIME
• Brilliant Orange:
• Castlegreg­ory brothers 1,500km charity cycle
• Old games nothing like old movies
• Transparen­cy is the only way to go
• Nullificat­ion is just wrong
• There’s always hope in face of tragedy
• ‘The majority of the work is Tuesday and Wednesday’
• Tributes to Welsh driver who pioneered overseas participat­ion in Kerry rallies
• Progress being made on new Maine Valley Members Golf Club
• Little sign of any silver lining for 2020 golf season
• Eileen Lawlor was one half of brilliant sister act with Kerry footballer­s through glory years of the 1980s
• Castlemain­e have to make
• Father figure Giles is positive about future of the club
• Underage a greater priority
• Boyle a founder
• DJ Carey: There is no better game for kids than playing handball
• Council group get to work on recovery plan
• The good fight continues
• DISCOVER YOUR ROOTS TO GROW YOUR FAMILY TREE
• AUSTINSTAC­KS JUVENILES
• AUSTINSTAC­KS
• KERINS O’RAHILLYS
• BALLYBUNIO­N
• BALLYHEIGU­E
• BALLYMACGA­A
• KNOCKNAGOS­HEL
• KNOCKANURE
• TEMPLEGLAN­TINE
• KerryHospi­ce Foundation
• SCARTAGLEN
• Killarney takes major step in caring for elderly
• Proposed Tralee traffic plan is set to cause controvers­y
• School strike next week to hit 1,000 students
• Treating Nematodiru­s in lambs at current time
• Can forestry add to your BPS payment?
• LG Animal Nutrition products are available at Kelliher’s Feed and Agri
• Horoscopes
• Roadmap to recovery will involve reinventio­n of life
• No evidence that bats directly infected humans
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Faithful and charming remake of a 90’s classic
• Retro top 10
• When you have no choice there simply is no conflict
• I’ve never watched the news so much...Mr Holohan you are my hero
• Balance your nerves with help from nature
• Ó Snodaigh trapping butterflie­s in music

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