The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2020-03-11

• Tourism jobs losses ‘inevitable’ as coronaviru­s spreads
• HAVING A COFFEE FOR DAFFODIL DAY
• Stridin’ on Strickeen for a good cause
• GSOC IN KILLARNEY FOR INVESTIGAT­ION
• IRISH WATER DECISION: ‘A BETRAYAL OF THE PEOPLE’
• Irish Water let down the people again
• Timeline of Kilcummin sewerage proposals
• Kilcummin road works to go ahead as soon as possible
• GOVERNMENT ‘WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBL­E FOR DEER’
• Tributes flow in for Connie
• Running to raise funds for resources
• Threat over St Mary of the Angels
• MYSTERY OF THE MISSING SIGNS
• Nights of great arts in store at ISK festival
• Areas for improvemen­t at Killarney hospital after HIQA inspection
• Is this Kerry’s first Women’s Shed?
• Rotary does its bit for good causes
• UHK ready to dance the night away
• Killarney mother chief suspect in family murder suicide in US
• Farranfore Killarney project faces long road ahead
• Killarney fundraiser for little Heidi (2)
• Tom was a gentleman and a sportsman
• Family was paramount to former Kerryman employee
• Tralee-native garda puts veterinary skills to use
• Denis Michael’s memory lives on in boost for charity
• How to identify our native spring flowers
• Community left grieving after fatal N22 collision
• ‘Prepare yourselves’ – Tralee man talks about life under virus lockdown in Italy
• Business as usual at ITT but college monitoring crisis
• HSE South update on crisis as UHK halts elective ops
• KERRY SHARES PLUNGE AMID VIRUS TURMOIL
• ‘It’s not something far away anymore – it’s close, it’s here now’
• Job losses ‘inevitable’ in tourism amid increasing virus fears
• Irish Pilgrimage Trust 2020 tour is on hold
• Election ’20: What’ s the solution?
• STEM to the fore as kids enjoy a hands-on Engineerin­g Week
• ‘Impact of coronaviru­s on tourism will be felt by everybody in West Kerry’
• Bringing excellence to the bookshelve­s
• CLG Lios Póil puts a team effort behind club news
• Wait and see approach speaks volumes
• Farcical coalition talks are an insult to a people facing a national crisis
• In many cases religion is being hi-jacked as a right-wing tool
• It’s enough to make me give up sport and take up the bodhrán
• Hotels in Flogas carbon scheme
• Fair Deal ‘unfair’ to private care homes
• Mícheál fêted by Hotel Federation
• Lidl pumps €1 million into Kerry
• HTÁ Féile na Cúlach anseo go deo – is dócha
• Dad makes heartfelt GoFundMe appeal for injured daughter Diana
• Tributes paid to UN vet
• Conor and Patsy land big Donegal Catch for O’Keeffe fest
• Enjoy camps with a sporting theme this Easter . . .
• Top tips when planning Easter Camps
• Dog vacations? No longer a barking mad idea...
• Simple staycation breaks to try in 2020
• New trans-European beef network launched by Teagasc
• ICMSA wants changes to ‘fail-one, fail-all’ rule on ‘in-spec’ bonuses
• Declining levels of beef consumptio­n a concern - Bord Bia
• How to manage dairy-to-beef calves’ health after purchase
• It pays to have everything in place ahead of calving
• If calves are too dear don’t buy them, farmers told
• Grassland management for ewes and lambs
• Precise applicatio­n of fertiliser
• Applicaton process for Basic Payment Scheme and the Greening Scheme is now open
• Farmers facing higher contractor bills
• See all the top agricultur­al shows with O’Callaghan Coach Holidays
• Ireland’s potato consumptio­n remains steady but growers are facing fresh challenges
• Kerry IFA chairman says associatio­n will fight tooth and nail for CAP budget
• Collins back in the mix
• No need to panic after Buckley’s departure
• All-Ireland Under-20 semi-final for Kingdom
• Warriors remain in pole position for league title
• Inniskeen test for Keane’s Kingdom
• Gold for Mounthawk’s O’Connor
• Electric atmosphere as home here Lynch topples Brady
• County finals set for Milltown
• West Cork Rally entry shows strength of rallying in Kerry
• Kilcummin video unflatteri­ng at worst
• Hamilton set to equal Schumacher
• Keane deserves benefit of the doubt...for now
• Top and drop will really start to focus hearts and minds
• If Kerry are bold they can triumph over favourites
• Ladies make a giant leap
• Valiant effort from camogie team but Slaneyside­rs take the points
• ‘I thought our captain was fantastic’ – Quill
• Kerry going for third win over Gal way this year in the one that counts
• Stunning second half comeback sees Kingdom triumph over the old enemy
• Promoted Gneeveguil­la win in Desmonds
• St Senans edge derby win over Emmets
• Skellig squeeze out derby win against Renard
• Good start as two-goal Tuosist ease by Legion B
• Cordal goals crucial to opening day win
• The Sem through to McGirr final
• Chance for clubs to win kit as O’Connor Cup comes to Kerry
• GAA Club by Club
• Last away game of the league
• Antrim draw with Offaly secures final spot
• Killorglin win O’Sullivan Cup final
• Killorglin U-18s beaten in Munster Bowl semi-final
• Killorglin slip down the table after home lose to UCD
• Team McCarthy’s brought down to earth by Meteors in League final
• Kerry’s senior badminton team secure Brewster Cup
• No margin for error as titles on the line in KABB Divisions
• AROUND THE GOLF CLUBS
• Cean Sibeal take over the Fed
• Lucky 13 clubs enjoy Team Ireland grants
• Russmur Panther charges to fastest time in ON2 heats
• Roger and Bale take Juvenile semis in style
• Exciting games in Under 10
• Doyle clinches it for Celts
• Athetlic lead by four after win over Listowel
• Celtic into Trophy final
• Dynamos progress in style
• Moloney well credential­led for U17 gig
• In sport and in journalism Timmy Sheehan played the ball not the man
• ICSA critical of additional costs imposed on Farmers through Fallen Animal Scheme
• 3,000 Ag Science students learn about sustainabi­lity in Irish farming at Agri Aware Farm Walk and Talk 2020
• Slurry storage causing big problems on intensive farms
• ‘We want more farmers to get involved...’
• ICMSA say figures show room for price increase on February milk
• The area of potatoes planted in 2019 was the second lowest on record
• Latest CSO figures show an increase of 6.9% in farm operating surplus for 2019
• Figures highlight pressures on farmers
• Dairy calf births already running 45,000 ahead of the 2019 figure
• Irish Pig Health Society to return to Portlaoise for 2020 symposium
• Upcoming Teagasc forest and woodland establishm­ent events
• Entries now being taken for Irish Women in Agricultur­e awards
• Turbo Thrive nutrition is here
• Concern over COVID-19 spikes interest in Staycation­s...
• Iconic four star Green Isle Hotel
• Unique visitor experience at The Lake Hotel Killarney
• BAILE ‘N SCEILG
• AN DROMID
• COMHALTAS
• CAHERSIVEE­N
• Castlemain­e
• FARRANFORE FIRIES
• FARRANFORE MAINE VALLEY ATHLETIC CLUB
• CURROW CURRANS
• GLENBEIGH GLENCAR
• GLENFLESK
• KERRY HOSPICE FOUNDATION
• KILLORGLIN
• KILCUMMIN
• KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
• SCARTAGLEN
• STAR OF THE LAUNE AC
• WATERVILLE
• Kerry properties sell at first Munster Property Auction of 2020
• GLAS scheme compliance and record-keeping
• Land Rover’s Defender is unstoppabl­e
• Peugeot 208 is Car of the Year 2020
• Dogs shiver in the cold, just like humans do
• COVID-19: follow the advice of health profession­als
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Pixar’s lifeaffirm­ing tale delivers a rollicking romp for all
• A solid, if forgettabl­e take on the ARPG aesthetic
• THIS WEEK IN 1987
• Lorraine looks to future with launch of new single, ‘Wildflower’
• TopTenThin­gs
• Six divisions of county leagues are up and running
• Kerry hurlers Croke Park bound for League final

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