The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2019-11-06

• Fobgate: Healy Rae lashes out
• Kayak tragedy: More lives could have been lost
• St Oliver’s school turned into a theatre of stories
• Daughter of Beaufort woman dies in Cambodia
• ‘WE’LL NEVER FORGET HIM’
• Kerry’s part in some of Gaybo’s most defining TV moments
• WHEN GAYBO MET JOHN B
• Gay’s take on Tralee and the Festival
• KDYS bids to retain euro-quality status
• Cahersivee­n Social Services deliver again
• MAN ASSAULTED BY HIS PARTNER’S SON
• Dialysis and transplant patients now have a much-needed new facility in Killarney
• Local fundraiser­s help a very worthy cause
• Track agonisingl­y close to finish line
• A dream come true as Denis will appear on the toy show
• Christmas on the way to Killarney
• SK greenway hearing reopens
• Adare bypass widely welcomed but Greens say it’s a missed opportunit­y
• Detective with Scartaglin roots receives top European award
• €10k boost for Valentia Community Hospital
• All geared up for the ploughing match in Coffey’s field
• Kenmare link route a possibilit­y
• ‘We’ve no choice, we have to act’
• Turtle trouble over as Mara takes flight
• Social farming course at Skellig CRI centre
• Social Action Group has winning ticket at National Lottery awards ceremony
• ‘Appy’ days for Wild Atlantic Wayfarers
• Pat to climb for Irish Parental Awareness
• Drug possession on the rise across the county
• Assaults and theft from cars up but public order improves
• Employment facilities in position now at Island Point I.T. hub
• Shelter in day-long demand on Horse Fair Day
• Debate to open conversati­on on alcohol in Castleisla­nd
• Going to the well for water with Máire O’Keeffe
• Nora Drumm-ing up business and relocating after 45 years on Main Street
• Honours for ‘inspiratio­nal’ Kerry Girl Guides at awards ceremony in Croke Park
• 54321 challenger­s donate to charity
• From Brexit to climate change, Food Fair will inform and entertain
• Events in Achill should not be tolerated
• A general election in Ireland will be far more complex than Britain’s poll
• Life on ground a far cry from image presented by Ireland-Israel Alliance
• As Jeffersons­aid:‘Lettheeyeo­fvigilance­neverbeclo­sed’
• Expenses issue should also focus on procedures in Dáil and EU
• Bathing in the well of culture
• Survey delves into what we are and whatwecanb­e
• Little festival promises a lot of poetry
• Keeping Dingle’s maritime history alive
• Farmers look to get more from their land
• Mazz adds a gem to catalogue of music from Dingle
• Fourstarst­atus for Castleross­e
• Kerry restaurant­s in Fáilte initiative
• Council CEO and Park Hotel’s Treacy for tourism seminar
• Specsavers Tralee open new store
• Need to repair post Brexit relations
• ‘Farmers must come together’
• Tribute to a veteran of D-Day who loved Tralee
• THE 2019 KERRYMAN AWARD FINALISTS
• ‘To win a local award among your peers is the highest achivement’
• Zoe far, so good: Reap the benefits of the ugraded Renault Zoe
• Stylish and revamped Fiat 500X comes with a taste of tomorrow
• Toyota announces Hybrid Advantage event with incentives for going hybrid in 2020
• Ford 201 Sales Event means great value for 2020
• Audi e-tron Quattro has claims on ‘best electric SUV’
• Budget 2020 gives motor industry breathing space
• Skoda Kodiaq RS combines sporty style and family practicali­ty
• This is the best selling car in the world
• Final touches in place
• Munster journey starts at home for Templenoe
• Killarney Historic Rally is launched
• Final shop window for Kerry management
• ‘They play like friends’
• O’Callaghan: We have to hope our experience will negate their pace
• Aiming for the jackpot
• BIG GAME BREAKDOWN
• Looney still calling the tune a decade later
• ‘We have been tighter this year and more efficient’
• Dr Crokes recover best to get deal done in replay
• Shanahan: we need to re-energise thedistric­t championsh­ips
• Déise champions highly unlikely to trouble Temple
• Laune Rangers claim Mid Kerry U-16 ‘A’ football title
• Kerry schools make their bid for O’Sullivan Cup final place
• The Green and The Sem to contest Taft Cup final before County SFC Final
• Ballydonog­hue made to dig deep by dogged Knocknagos­hel
• Desmonds take an important victory
• GLENFLESK
• KILCUMMIN
• O’Shea inspires Kilcummin victory
• BALLYHAR-FIRIES
• LAUNE RANGERS
• MILLTOWN CASTLEMAIN­E
• Battle royale for Stack Park
• Superb performanc­e from Causeway in Déise county defeat
• No glory for Glenbeigh handballer­s in Munster Inter-Club finals
• Warriors rise to the top as rivals falter
• Vital back to back league wins for Killorglin
• Good week for Cougars and Imperials on the local scene
• Lakers leap past LYIT
• Dooks win Kingdom Intermedia­te Shield
• GUI release 2020 fixtures
• Titles for Riocht women and Farranfore Maine Valley men
• Weather ruins Munster Boys Championsh­ip on Cashen
• AROUND THE GOLF CLUBS TRALEE
• Favourites win Steve Kennedy Memorial A5 525 semi-finals
• Saleen Grace and Zoe land O’Connor a Tuesday double
• Dynamos draw with Celtic at home
• Final heartache again for U17s
• O’Neill the hero for Rovers
• Killarney Celtic favourites for Junior Cup test
• Big win for Killorglin in Youghal
• Tralee retain bragging rights at O’Dowd Park
• New Peugeot 208 on schedule to arrive for critical january 2020 sales
• Kia ProCeeds into the future with Soul
• Hub-hoggers in for a shock
• October sees improvemen­t in new car registrati­ons as industry looks to 2020
• How to keep your insurance costs down
• New Golf that can ‘talk’ to other vehicles brings VW into a new era
• No slowing down after four memorable years
• Tralee’s Billy Nolan wins the Lifetime Achievemen­t Award
• Blackwater Women’s Group mark the Harvest
• Make it a Christmas cocktail extravagan­za
• Planning a Christmas party? Park those travel worries...
• Celebrate Christmas locally...
• Teagasc: a guide to weaning and housing
• Over 4,000 attend National Dairy Show in the Green Glen’s
• AN DROMID
• BAILE ‘N SCEILG
• CAHERSIVEE­N
• CASTLEMAIN­E
• FARRANFORE FIRIES
• GLENBEIGH GLENCAR
• FARRANFORE MAINE VALLEY ATHLETIC CLUB
• GNEEVEGUIL­LA
• KILLORGLIN
• KILCUMMIN
• KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
• KERRY HOSPICE FOUNDATION
• TECH AMERGIN
• SCARTAGLEN
• Loach delivers a sensitive portrayal of cash-strapped family’s struggles
• THIS WEEK IN 1988
• Modern Warfare a very welcome return to form
• Pets can get diabetes, just like their owners
• Hedgerows are a resource to be cherished
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Top Ten Things
• Your 10-page County Senior Football Final preview
• Munster heartache for brave Causeway

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