The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2018-06-20

• ‘Every day is heartbreak­ing’
• Royal seal of approval
• ELECTORAL BOUNDARY PROPOSALS – WINNERS AND LOSERS
• KERRY STEALS SHOW AT AIMS AWARDS
• Hand of history... Charles meets Martin
• Waste company says it is compliant with EPA licences
• Talks planned next week to minimise Liebherr job losses
• Dáil envelope row prompts apology
• Will it be slim pickings for Kerry or Cork in Munster Football Final?
• The story of an old Land Rover given new life
• FF leader will guest at summer school
• ‘I’m sorry for sending offensive messages’
• Stormy waters carry yacht across Ballinskel­ligs Bay
• A mixed reaction to changes
• LORETO’S ENTERPRISI­NG PUPILS
• Talented Kerry students impress at Texaco Art Competitio­n ‘18
• Concern as three slipper lobsters caught off Kerry
• Killarney Rugby Club kick-starts an earthy fund-raiser with style
• Glittering array of Cruinniú na nÓg events are set to leave Killarney spellbound throughout this Saturday
• Spraoi Chiarrai set to thrill again as summer rolls into Killarney
• ‘I love Han as much today as I ever did’
• Triumphant return from Ireland Games
• Meentogues pupils win award for posing vital question: How much can teachers really influence students?
• State funds should reflect tourism
• New fund for community recreation projects
• Let the gas flow - Kerry plant makes big switch
• Seán’s unexpected visit hits right notes
• Obituaries
• Valentia Community Hospital AGM chooses its Board of Management
• RAISING A LILY TO ST ANTHONY
• Listowel ready to rock out to REVIVAL Fest ‘18
• BISHOP BROWNE BLESSES FOSSA’S NEW FACILITIES
• Environmen­t the winner at Coars NS
• Rare Emmy sighting in Cloghane
• ‘Dept spread exam schedule better this year’
• A local hero remembered
• Popular Fr Dan can’t keep Jubilee a secret
• Castleisla­nd in line for electoral change
• St Mary’s ladies ready to take on the best
• 25 YEARS ON, FR HAYES STILL GOING STRONG
• Job prospects are a dead CERT for 17 Safe Pass participan­ts
• ‘PEOPLE OF SOUTH KERRY DESERVE A SECOND SUPERINTEN­DENT’
• Creative slant from KCC’s artists-in-residence
• Security on public transport must happen
• Mixed report card for Varadkar after a busy first year as Taoiseach
• Is it not part of human condition to go with the prevailing wind?
• Be careful what you wish for as the summer solstice dawns in Kerry
• Consultant­s’ settlement does nothing to shrink ghastly waiting times
• Royal visit marred by restricted views
• Voice of women still unheard despite result
• Spuds, music and song as Féile an Práta gets going
• Mary O’Brien at forefront of thoughts at Tom Crean Festival
• Elouise full of praise for her Great Little Art Masters
• Scoil Naomh Eirc lines up top raffle
• Kerry’s men’s sheds take to the national stage
• COUNCIL SEEKS POWER TO DEMAND HANDOVER OF RUBBISH RECEIPTS
• Ombudsman upheld just two complaints against council
• Councillor calls for promenade at Inch
• Dazzling run on Kerry Head
• Course choice should reflect a distinctiv­e process
• A broad range of courses to suit all
• Get the skills. Get the job.
• Large suite of programmes on offer at KCFE
• 53% of Irish students use CAO change of mind
• Kilmoyley preps itself for annual 5k/10k run
• Vikings return to Kenmare as town celebrates Vikings
• ‘We value our Centre and its place in our community’
• More parking needed to accommodat­e tourists in Waterville
• Charlie Chaplin Festival ... it’s just around the corner
• Holy Family NS celebrate its pupils’ cultures
• Children the focus as royals enjoy visit to Tralee’s Siamsa
• ‘To win we’ve to perform close to the top of our ability. If we don’t we will be beaten’
• St. Mary’s set for return to national league basketball
• County SHC: Champions begin with a bang
• Killarney rivals seeking KO in Cup final meeting
• U20s crush Limerick to set up date with Déise
• Kennelly jumps into the record books
• Award for Enright
• More success for Kerry in Irish National Cup
• Final is set up for Cork
• Sugrue is doing a fine job in Laois
• It’s either a feast or a famine for football
• Kerry will have it even easier against Déise
• Under-20s up and running with facile win over Limerick
• New Junior team might find Cork too hot in Munster Final
• Crotta have room to improve after stop start victory
• Conway points Lixnaw to victory
• Causeway come up with the answers
• Derby victory keeps Crokes top of the pile
• Fossa leave Tarbert with important five-point win
• Annascaul put five goals past St Pats to stay top of Division 3
• All eight Division 5 play-off teams now decided
• Respect the key for Keane
• Keane’s boys backed to win yet another Munster title
• When Saturday comes...
• Champions to keep winning streak going
• Munster SFC and MFC Final tickets and arrangemen­ts
• the game in number
• What you need to know about Cork
• Leader OF THE PACK
• McCarthy: We are not looking at this game as a free shot
• 2017 MUNSTER SFC FINAL
• ‘We’ve had one good game, but we need to follow that up’
• Five questions for Kerry...
• Lack of familiarit­y brings a freshness to old rivalry
• Will Cork be brave enough to take the game to Kerry down the middle?
• Champions capable of retaining Munster title
• Sheehy and Kerry ladies heading to CIT in a positive frame of mind
• GAA Club by Club
• Rathmore have too much for battling Gneeveguil­la
• Draw for second round of SHC is made
• Under 20s to host the Déise GAA Scene
• Feale Rangers to meet Mid Kerry in Cup decider
• Holian and Stevie O’Connor enjoy Friday night doubles
• Saturday SIS session produces very fast times
• World Cup is popular A6 525 winner
• AROUND THE GOLF CLUBS BALLYBUNIO­N CASTLEISLA­ND
• Castlegreg­ory launch 9-Hole Challenge
• Munster podium finishes for Fleming and O’Connor
• AROUND THE GOLF CLUBS
• Shinnecock cements belief that US Open is a farce
• Champs Athletic dig deep to get back to KO final
• Two huge games to decide Division 1B finalists
• Duggan delivers in Donegal Internatio­nal Rally
• World Cup slowly coming to the boil
• CG must improve or 1A title is going to QPR
• Final wins for Holy Family Rathmore and Killury
• Ballyduff see off Ardfert for Division 1 title
• Order of Innisfalle­n: ‘The greatest honour Killarney can give’
• Tralee locals welcome the visit of the Royal couple
• Garvey’s SuperValu part and parcel of the community
• Castleisla­nd AFC’s very own field of dreams
• An Riocht a fantastic community resource
• A wonderful attraction
• New name for credit union
• Trendy, chic and traditiona­l choice at Window Style
• Exciting times ahead for Castleisla­nd Chamber Alliance
• Castleisla­nd Camera Club need the public’s help for upcoming exhibition
• Global press in Kingdom visit
• ViClarity’s Sheehy in move to Boston
• Flies or mites upsetting your horse?
• BAILE ‘N SCEILG
• AN DROMID
• CURROW/ CURRANS
• CAHERCIVEE­N
• FARRANFORE MAINE VALLEY ATHLETIC CLUB
• GLENBEIGH GLENCAR
• FARRANFORE FIRIES
• KERRY HOSPICE FOUNDATION
• KILCUMMIN
• KILGARVAN
• KILLORGLIN
• KILLORGLIN ROWING CLUB
• KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
• SCARTAGLEN
• WATERVILLE
• Take care to not pollute water courses while trying to control rushes
• Germinal discuss art of reseeding
• Top silage solutions at Kelliher’s Agri
• Attractive Kerry properties to feature at July Munster Property Auction
• ŠKODA offering great new deals to Kerry car buyers
• Six reasons your next car should be a hybrid
• The honest truth? The KODIAQ can’t be beaten as ŠKODA is named Honest John Car of the year 2018
• The crime of breeding sick pups and kittens
• House Martins, like Swallows, are African visitors
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• And so 4 weeks of television madness begins .... it must be World Cup time!
• Dealing with disappoint­ment and failure
• Stay safe in the sun this year
• Monster cycle to Kerry in store for eight hardy cyclists
• Miss Kerry 2018 aims to promote the inner beauty
• Seamus’ journey back from the brink
• Top Ten Things

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