The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2018-04-18

• UNDER THE WEATHER
• Injured Ian (16) to benefit from charity cycle
• SWIMMING WHERE NO ONE DARES
• ALL HANDS ON DECK FOR THE BIG CLEAN-UP
• Delaney leads tributes to Kerry soccer legend
• ‘Renting homes won’t solve the housing crisis’
• Minister singles out Killorglin student Timothy for praise
• Kerry’s in the money as local duo enjoy a ‘Winning Streak’
• 2017 saw ‘considerab­le improvemen­t’ in rates collection by council
• Court hears of threat to scald daughter’s partner
• Full steam ahead for Cahersivee­n photograph­er
• Man claims knife was for protection
• Icon draws crowds of thousands
• Progress on contentiou­s Greenways
• Runners enjoy wonderful Ballyheigu­e battle
• Staff level concerns at St Mary of the Angels
• Preservati­on of the Red Deer is Noel’s proudest achievemen­t
• Loreto ‘tick’ the mark
• Micro Track project to receive €100,000 LEADER funding
• Catching up three decades later
• Stepping into a new chapter
• COUNCIL SPENT €2.9 MILLION ON PLANT HIRE
• St Joseph’s Home set for ROK cycle
• Moving start to first of two Emmet’s events in memory of a cherished local woman
• New directions for women
• Kenmare karate kids to kick up a storm in Sicily
• Ballyduff end Island’s hopes
• Valentia Cable Station included in plan
• Munster first as IT introduces pharmacy course
• Convicted of affray despite having front teeth knocked out
• Council launches new film bursary worth €15,000
• Archaeolog­ical society returns to its Council roots for lecture
• Gabriel and Brenda team up on new translatio­n of poetry of Sean Ó Riordáin
• Ballyfinna­ne cycle celebrates fifth birthday in style
• TACKLING BOOZE CULTURE
• STARS DAZZLE IN THE KILFLYNN NIGHT
• Down Syndrome Kerry in nod to unsung heroes
• All-Star Edel set to head to Croker
• Cambridge Analytica fall-out prompts Kelly cyber-security warning
• Residents of ‘Institutio­nal’ centre in Killarney to be relocated by end of year
• ‘Castle of the Island’ to feature film excellence
• Saint Mary’s in national ‘B’ victory
• School term off to a cracking start at the Community College with new science lab
• Fast food ads targeting parents, not kids
• The white washing of the architects behind the Good Friday Agreement
• It’s a scandal that children can’t cycle to school in safety
• The ‘long acre’ offers a new road to solving the fodder crisis
• Benefits of Eighth Amendment are plainly seen
• Clean-up shows how dirty some people can be
• Lots to admire in Seán’s annual cycle
• Get out and stretch the legs on walk for Hope
• Neighbourl­y efforts produce book fair in Castlegreg­ory
• Dingle conference delves into fish history
• Building sector needs workers
• Kerry Group funds for Indian hospital
• 1918 AMBUSH REMEMEBRED
• Top 5 tips when planning a school tour
• School tours in the great outdoors
• Adventure firm gets heritage gong for its kayaking and geology tour
• Jail for Tralee burglar after Kenmare visit
• ‘Expect something different’
• Minors Munster win over Tipperary is assessed
• Club action continues
• Rally of the Lakes is launched and in gear
• Athletics Hall of Fame award for O’Riordan
• Lacey claims win in Blarney despite emergency bike change
• All-Ireland title for Tralee Imperials
• Kerry’s wait to reclaim Brewster Cup continues
• Strong peloton for Drumm Cup
• Crokes see off Stacks to keep club title defence on course
• Important victory for O’Rahillys
• Dingle do the necessary to book a place in final
• Defeat to Rathmore puts Kenmare in relegation play-off
• THE GAME IN 60 SECONDS
• Kilcummin do the necessary to top group and reach semi-finals
• O’Shea goal ensured Mid Kerry rivals both survive
• Templenoe seal semi-final spot with ‘winner takes all’ victory over Spa
• Currow beat Gneeveguil­la to avoid relegation play-off
• Unbeaten Churchill get through by virtue of scoring more than Skellig
• Late point keeps Na Gaeil’s last four hopes alive
• Fossa still through despite loss to St Pats
• All won’t be so quiet on western front as Lispole and Castlegreg­ory meet for a place in county junior final
• Football focus can help Balyduff win north derby against Beale
• Six reds issued as Beale advance after cranky game
• Castlegreg­ory still unbeaten
• No one getting carried away with result
• Diggin leads Kerry to National camogie title
• Manager Goggin hails “massive day for Kerry camogie”
• Progress being made in senior and juvenile hurling leagues
• All-Ireland Scór Quiz hat track for Churchill
• ISK girls bid for All-Ireland football title
• Plenty of Cumann na mBunscol Mini Sevens action
• St Brigids are capable of taking ‘B’ title
• LAUNE RANGERS
• CURROW CURRANS
• SWING marks 30th birthday
• AROUND THE GOLF CLUBS
• Faithful Linda takes second chance to claim Killeacle A1
• Stopatthes­hop wins Saturday night feature race
• Kerry U-15 enjoying life on the road
• U-12 LEAGUES
• U-17s narrowly beaten by Cork City
• CG Killarney go top of Division 1A after 7-1 win over Sporting Listowel
• Spa Road and Mainebank play-off for Division 2B final
• Pike spike Celtic’s Munster Cup dream
• Castleisla­nd hold off Tralee to win McEligott Cup
• Hanrahan scores well in Munster Pro 14 win
• Men a was very close to nature and her flower garden was her pride and joy
• Kathleen was a gifted and talented dressmaker
• BAILE ‘N SCEILG
• AN DROMID
• CALLINAFER­CY CURROW/ ROWING CLUB CURRANS
• CAHERCIVEE­N
• FARRANFORE MAINE VALLEY ATHLETIC CLUB
• FARRANFORE/ FIRIES
• KILCUMMIN
• KERRY BEAGLE ASSOCIATIO­N
• GNEEVEGUIL­LA KELLS
• KILLORGLIN
• KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
• NCCWN SOUTH KERRY
• SCARTAGLEN
• WATERVILLE
• High time to examine issues around purchasing of calves
• Govt must act now to secure bigger CAP budget
• Farmers resist organic market at their peril - Kelly
• More Kerry homes added to Munster Property Auction
• Ford has completed its new ST-Line model range
• Global Kia Sportage sales hit 5 million
• Mercedes-Benz introduces the latest CLS
• New Mustang now sleeker, faster
• Why are puppies and kittens so adorable?
• Ash flowers don’t need to be showy to attract wind
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Let the mind go wild at Fenit’s nature festival
• What is there to ‘like’ about Facebook?
• Many factors can contribute to a prolapse
• Siamsa Tíre welcomes crowds to ‘Truth or Dare’ exhibition
• Jamie Carragher on the way to INEC
• Top Ten Things
• Clichéd teen horror thriller instantly forgettabl­e
• This week in 1984

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