The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2018-05-16

• KERRY STANDS WITH EMMA
• Ian offers Kerry team words of inspiratio­n: ‘Just beat the Dubs’
• SPECIAL REFERENDUM REPORT: WHAT YOUR COUNCILLOR­S HAVE TO SAY ABOUT NEXT WEEK’S KEY VOTE
• Kerry joins the dawn chorus for mental health on walk from Darkness Into Light
• Kerry native helps re-unite son with late father’ s watch
• RESCUERS STRUGGLE TO CRACK CRASHED SECURITY VAN
• ‘Silence is Golden’ in hard hitting premiere
• No memory of driving at crowd
• Dingle army man lends Pieta a hand
• BLUE SKIES AHEAD FOR CROMANE
• Kerry postmaster­s’ support for An Post plans will ‘secure future’
• Big day for Crokes to remember Amy
• Perfect conditions for 2018 Lakes of Killarney Marathon
• Liverpool fans Kiev bound
• Killorglin man was aggressive to gardaí and members of emergency services
• COUNSELLIN­G FOR MAN WHO EXPOSED GENITALS
• Suspended sentence for selling drugs to friends
• Cooking their way to sweet success
• Lawnmower club gears up for family fun evening to support cancer care
• Teenager in 90-minute wait for ambulance
• Smokin’ launch for 6th edition of KFest
• Judge: ‘You can’t take the law into your own hands’
• Late Killarney man’s family thanks public for support in search
• President to address Fórsa conference
• Big Rás boost for the Kingdom
• Interviews for FF ticket being held this Wednesday
• Br Cooper’s unique insights into our past
• Emotion farewell to the much-respected Maura
• A pleasant surprise in some attic archives
• Grants scheme looks to Skellig Coast
• Style, fun and action Listowel Races are go!
• Kitting out for another superb BikeFest
• Killorglin to turn red for Forest fans
• Mixed reaction to Farranfore road closure
• BRAINS TO BURN AT SCIFEST
• Killarney sets off on summer racing term
• Packed line-up for World Fiddle Day weekend
• Dr Roche takes up New Zealand role
• Máire takes helm at Muire Gan Smál
• ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR
• We ask councillor­s where they stand on referendum and abortion proposals
• After 40 years as a GP I know the Eighth Amendment does not work and must go
• If you don’t support abortion on demand you must vote ‘no’ to repeal of the Eighth
• Talented teens are picture of success in Go Kerry awards
• Hicksons line up a record weekend
• Peadaí Neoiní’s colourful views of life
• West Kerry man joins the elite of the British art world
• All is well for Cloghane festival weekend
• West Kerry cut off from informatio­n super-highway
• Local race back at Ballintagg­art
• Cringewort­hy interest in royal wedding
• Interestin­g times in store as global events take even stranger turns
• GOLDEN BOOST FOR HEALTH LINK BUS
• A wonderful night for Kerry’s selfless helpers
• Hardware stores cater for all solutions ...
• Top 5 flooring trends for 2018 with Corcoran’s Furniture & Carpets
• Vintage décor designs add unmistakab­le character
• Don’t dismiss gutter and downpipe repair
• Wallace under fire
• Hurlers claim crucial McDonagh Cup win against Laois
• Mini Sevens hurling and camogie titles decided
• Stalemate all round as three finals end in draws
• Lios Tuathail win overall club award at Juvenile U9 to U16 Championsh­ips
• The week in tweets
• Nagle on trial as Mondello celebrates its 5Oth anniversar­y
• Moyvane claim silver medal at Inter-League Club finals
• Long and winding road is one too far for Mayo
• Kerry must go on the defensive
• Kerry ease to victory with a display of precision and poise
• Kerry will fancy their chances against form-side Westmeath
• Key to succeed is to be alive at Munster Final
• O’Connor’s late winner keeps Kerry minors on course for a sixth Munster title in a row
• Dingle still pointless after defeat to Rathmore
• Legion inflict first county league loss on O’Rahillys
• Spa win over Beaufort keeps them top ahead of Crokes
• Annascaul move clear of chasing pack
• Desmonds still unbeaten but Listowel lose more ground
• Win over beleagured Ballylongf­ord sees Gneeveguil­la head up Division Four
• Churchill and Scartaglin begin to pull clear in Group A
• Duagh make statement with Moyvane mauling
• Minor finals down for decision
• Hurlers get back to winning ways in Stack Park
• Keel / Listry claim Under 16 title
• Congrats to Mark Quigley on his award
• Excellent standard at girls skills competitio­n in Lewis Rd
• GLENBEIGH GLENCAR
• MILLTOWN CASTLEMAIN­E
• LAUNE RANGERS
• KILLARNEY LEGION
• Bruen Shield wins for Castleisla­nd and Tralee
• BALLYBUNIO­N
• CASTLEGREG­ORY
• CASTLEISLA­ND
• Buckley family excel at St Marys basketball awards
• KILLARNEY
• Packing Heat looks best for Lee Strand 550 final
• Bridgets Jones impresses for Foley and Carr
• Coolavanny Ella qualifies for Irish Oaks semi-finals
• Kerry through to Gaynor last four
• Share for the spoils a fair result for Under 15s
• Positive regional season for league
• The Park and Killarney Celtic youths must do it all again
• Classic and Killorglin can’t be separated in 2A Final
• Ballyheigu­e stay in hunt for 1A final
• Dingle on cusp of ‘A’ final
• Tom Parsons’ injury shines a light on the players who are deemed indispenab­le
• Take action against mould...
• ‘Research, prepare, complete’ is the best DIY path to take ...
• Revive interiors with vibrant colour schemes
• Iron fabricatio­n adds an extra dimension to homes and properties
• FUNCTION BEFORE FORM
• The apparel proclaims the man... who wears his heart on his sleeve
• How I came to the view that the Eighth Amendment can’t remain
• War doctor’s enduring legacy
• Forget the rice and pasta, nothing beats ‘balls of flour’
• No room for compromise on the right to life
• REVAMP OF PINEWOOD BEGINS
• Two and a half years jail for man on child porn charges who stole €14k
• EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE IN DAVE’S ARTISTIC VISION
• BAILE ‘N SCEILG
• CAHERCIVEE­N
• AN DROMID
• FARRANFORE MAINE VALLEY ATHLETIC CLUB
• FARRANFORE FIRIES
• KILCUMMIN
• GLENFLESK
• GNEEVEGUIL­LA
• KILGARVAN
• KERRY HOSPICE FOUNDATION
• KILLARNEY SWIMMING CLUB
• SCARTAGLEN
• WATERVILLE
• STAR OF THE LAUNE AC
• KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
• IFA: EID meeting with minister ‘robust’
• Getting lamb dosing right for nematodiru­s
• Minister Creed writes on the need to protect CAP funding
• ‘EID rules show complete lack of understand­ing’
• Kerry properties under the hammer in Cork
• Citroën is a pioneer of comfort
• SEAT makes history with record profits in 2017
• Uptake still slow for e-cars
• HQ and AIB join up for contest
• PSC hosts advice event on GDPR
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Farranfore teen set for Carnegie Hall show
• Top Ten Things

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