The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2017-01-04

• New US ambassador proud of Sneem roots
• KERRYMAN IN MOZAMBIQUE WAR HOSTAGE DRAMA
• Could Tralee become the Irish answer to Hollywood?
• KERRY SAYS ‘HELLO’ TO 2017
• Drink drivers in the crosshairs of new garda chief
• Kilkenny is focus of 1991 cold case kidnap inquiry
• Beale trips the light fantastic for Christmas
• KCC assessing tenders for new road in Rossbeigh
• Best ever Christmas for little Clodagh (6)
• KENNEDY SCOOPS BIGGEST WIN OF FLEDGLING CAREER
• Racers radiant in New Year’s sun at Ballyheigu­e
• ‘Drivers need clarity on penalty points’
• Kerry’s €8.5m rent assistance bill
• KERRY AND CORK HARD HIT BY TICK BORNE DISEASE
• Killarney in 12th spot on IBAL rankings
• PAUL ‘HONOURED’ TO TAKE CHAMBER CHAIN
• Fossa reflect on a job well done
• A brilliant night for Dr Crokes
• Wild Atlantic cycle could boost Kerry tourism
• Call to open Deer Lodge immediatel­y
• Revelry once again as Dingle parties into the New Year
• Óiche ceiliúradh agus comóradh
• A LOOK BACK AT THE YEAR THAT WAS IN VALENTIA
• ANOTHER HUGELY SUCCESSFUL BLITZ
• Red carpet treatment for The Mad Ones at Kearney’s Bar
• Regular visitor Fr Pius dies in India
• Farewell to 2016, the year of faux-grief!
• Reactions to terror attack in Istanbul highlight Europe’s double standards
• It’s a never-ending nightmare for the loved ones of the missing
• Standing up for the right to life of the unborn is not an attack on women
• New year up and running in Beaufort
• New efforts to get emigrant workers home
• Giveaways and sales mark opening of Corcoran’s Tralee superstore
• U-21s to face Tipp in McGrath Cup
• East Kerry GAA All Star shortlist announced
• Warriors beat Killorglin in Castleisla­nd Blitz final
• Octave Wonder wins Abbey’s Corn na Féile
• Fitzmauric­e doesn’t expect new rule to leave indelible mark
• Paul Murphy presents U-14 county medals to Eoghan Ruadh
• First chance to see new man’s thinking in action
• New Inter-county football season gets underway with McGrath Cup
• North Kerry football in 2016: facts and figures
• Senior hurlers take on Cork
• Motor clubs honour champions
• Munster league a boost for the hurlers
• SIDELINES
• Footballer­s still feeling blue
• Glory days for Kerry clubs in Croker
• SIDELINES
• Bryan’s dream comes true
• SIDELINES
• Battle of ASP does wonders for Kerry
• Clifford masterclas­s helps The Sem to Hogan Cup glory
• SIDELINES
• Same old story in Croker
• SIDELINES
• Highs and lows in Leinster
• Avenue claim their first league crown
• Still in the dark despite big win
• SIDELINES
• Dingle Bay break the mould
• SIDELINES
• Kerry twice do what they have to
• Dubs make it four from four
• SIDELINES
• Back to back for juniors
• A minor milestone
• SIDELINES
• Kilmoyley draw level with Ballyduff
• Kenmare storm to victory
• SIDELINES
• Dr Crokes back on top
• So near and yet so far
• SIDELINES
• Kerry haves meet Munster have nots
• Carey out as players flex muscles
• SIDELINES
• District finals take rightful pride of place
• Sport is the opiate of the people
• Sign On Tiger and Bawns Lady lands 15/1 double for Slattery
• GMHD Juvenile Classic sure to attract top trainers
• GUI chief says there’s a culture of tolerating handicap cheating
• AROUND THE GOLF CLUBS
• Lower ranked teams look to land early blow in KO Cup first round
• Stalemate between contenders
• Two wins for Listowel Celtic in U-17 League
• Warriors dig deep to beat reigning champions UCC
• Must win game for Kerry in Oscar Traynor Cup
• Mastergeeh­a and Killarney Celtic share the points in U-12 Premier
• Racing through festive season
• Juvenile cup finals on weekend
• End the post-Christmas blues with exercise and weight loss
• Small goals yield big achievemen­ts
• Make the gym your gem in 2017…
• CAHERDANIE­L
• AN DROMID
• FARRANFORE-FIRIES
• GNEEVEGUIL­LA
• GLENBEIGH GLENCAR
• KILLORGLIN
• LAUNE RANGERS
• SCARTAGLEN
• Strong live export trade is ‘essential’ for viable 2017 beef prices
• ‘We will continue to champion agri sector’ - Fine Gael
• Great opportunit­ies in forestry - Teagasc
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Publicans are making a killing on teen drinking
• South Kerry is poised for a £3.8 million jobs boost
• Kerry Group to consider using smaller lorries

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