The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2017-04-12

• Irish language and religion decline in the new Kerry
• ‘DON’T WAIT UNTIL YOU BURY A CHILD’
• BALLYDUFF MURDER ACCUSED APPEARS IN COURT
• ESTATE SEEKS HELP WITH ANTI-SOCIAL ISSUES
• SO NEAR YET SO FAR FOR BRAVE CELTS
• Firm picked to draw up Denny site masterplan
• CANADIAN SEX TOURIST IN COURT
• COUNCIL BUST UP IN DEBATE ON GRAVES
• ‘LIFE IS NOT THE SAME WITHOUT DAD’
• Kerry in 2017: Who are we and where do we come from?
• Census casts shadow over Gaeltachta­í
• Youths retreat to Saint Brendan’s
• INTEREST SLACK ON HELP TO BUY PLAN
• Restoratio­n is name of the game for one Killarney club
• Planning to get to grips with alcohol in Listowel
• Around the Kingdom in 150 pages
• SURVEY SHEDS FASCINATIN­G LIGHT ON BALLYSPILL­ANE DEMOGRAPHY
• ‘They told me I didn’t ask the question right’
• Bridge will go a long way in Kells Bay
• IT’S ALL ACTION ON VALENTIA
• Kerry’s son still crossing the seas
• Forty years and counting for Cromane Pier
• Kerry Dublin flight subsidy to stay
• Eggs-ellent time ahead at Tralee’s Tír na nÓg
• Maurice Collins’ Vintage set for 10th staging in Ardfert
• EU climate study has Kerry slant
• Warm welcome to new islanders and future good wishes
• John always played his cards right
• CULINARY AWARD FOR SHAUN
• Rose bosses slam Fáilte funding cut
• Drinking and driving is never acceptable
• Temperance should be up to individual as Good Friday ban faces the axe
• Life shows that we are born to die, but faith tells us we die to live
• City view of rural post office issue shows total ignorance of life outside the Pale
• Talk of Tralee’s lost piazza is enough to bring out men in white coats
• Watching out for security in Glenflesk
• Kerry artists do their bit for Jack and Jill Foundation
• Plenty of beds for tourists, but not for workers in Dingle
• Easter ceremonies get an early start with Mass at dawn
• From Below the Hill to the high hills
• Aisteoirí Bhréanainn ar stáitse i Halla na Feothanaí
• Dingle pubs notch up another ‘world best’
• Fishy tale is still a talking point
• Traditiona­l ‘round the town’ treatment for basketball heroines
• Castleisla­nd summer festival programme launched
• High praise for An Ríocht from visitors
• Easter Monday noon Mass for Donn ch a Bros nan’ s Month’ s Mind
• Féile Neidín back with a fantastic line up
• Clean sweep for Kingdom
• Sugrue “out of the equation”
• Hurling and camogie gets day out in O’Dorney
• The week in tweets
• An Riocht reign supreme
• More by accident than design F1 finds its groove
• Rollercoas­ter league ends on high point
• Kerry take League title in their stride
• PLAYER RATINGS
• Dubs downed by a positive Kerry
• Dubs deliveranc­e at long last for Kingdom
• What they said
• Minute by minute
• Four things we learned...
• Twenty six different starters and action for thirty three in the league
• Focus on the job in hand
• Kerry should have what it takes to make final
• Minor step to unpreceden­ted four-in-a-row
• Keane: “Our intention is simply to go out and win and we’re not thinking too far beyond anything else at the moment”
• U17s training alongside the minor panel
• Top spot for Milltown/ Castlemain­e as Gooch features in Crokes win
• Legion make it three wins from three in Two
• Two West Kerry clubs set the early pace in Division 4
• Cordal and Cromane join Ballylongf­ord on top
• Brosna’s lead cut by chasing pack in Three
• Favourites Na Gaeil face tough opener
• Intermedia­te championsh­ip is, as ever, wide open
• Listry’s league status makes them Junior fancy
• Kerry’s Leinster Hurling Championsh­ip round robin opening game on the horizon
• Club Championsh­ips this weekend
• Kerry claim 20th football League title
• Minors begin titles defence home to Clare
• U-21s face Galway in semi-final
• KILCUMMIN
• LAUNE RANGERS
• KILLARNEY LEGION
• EAST KERRY GAA
• Another proactive move from GUI
• BALLYBUNIO­N
• N agle and Meeke forced to retire while leading Tour de Corse
• Problem with 570 traps means Killeacle semis are postponed
• Saleen Chase wins KGOBA A9 525 final by six lengths
• Sheriff out-gun Celtic in shoot-out
• Fenit extend lead at top of Premier A despite dropping points to Rattoo
• U-14 girls cruise past Tipp into Munster final
• All Ireland Club Championsh­ip victory for St. Mary’s U-14 girls
• Local boxers called up to train with national elite squads
• A meeting place for the Milltown-Castlemain­e community
• Nagle Rice Centre a focal point
• Stunning property near Kilcummin
• CURROW CURRANS
• CAHERCIVEE­N
• FARRANFORE/ FIRIES
• GLENFLESK
• KILCUMMIN
• KILGARVAN
• KILLORGLIN
• KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
• WATERVILLE
• Taking safety seriously is paramount in highly dangerous agricultur­e industry
• Tractors are potentiall­y lethal
• Docks can hit silage by 20%
• EU’s draft Brexit guidelines are ‘positive’ - ICMSA
• Prospects for EU beef market look ‘positive’
• Glas ‘fiasco’ underminin­g charter
• Skoda to give two family favourites a facelift
• AA cautions over ‘low miles’
• The all-new Audi Q2 compact SUV is proving a big hit
• Kerry Mace stores recognised at shop chain’s Excellence Awards
• Junk food firms need to stop targeting kids
• Lock up your Easter Eggs if dogs are within range
• Origins of the Easter Bunny, or eggs, is unclear
• De-stress, find your balance, feel happy
• Grow your own – on a small scale
• Kefir an excellent food to include in your diet
• Horoscopes
• Acrobatics of the Circus Gerbola to delight Tralee
• All about the music for Tralee’s Aidan
• TopTenThin­gs
• NIXON SHINES IN DENSEPORTR­AIT OFA TRAILBLAZI­NG FEMALEPOET

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