The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2020-03-18

• CF SUFFERER ASHE MAKES SPECIAL PLEA
• CLUB MONTH SET TO BE POSTPONED
• Warning not to start gorse fires: COVID-19 will stretch Fire Service
• Ambulance pressures to ease with new test centre in Tralee
• Thousands of tourism jobs lost as industry pleads for support
• HOME SCHOOLING
• Hundreds of cases put back as Courts Service halts all ‘non urgent’ matters
• Local undertaker­s take on board new protocols
• Don’t listen to fake news or share it. You’re not helping
• Publicans pledge to support staff in COVID jobs crisis
• MASS DEMAND CRASHES WEBSITE
• ‘We had to shut – social distancing was impossible’
• Asdee displays that real rural community spirit
• Your ‘only’ is my everything
• Knocknagos­hel meals on wheels a ‘lifeline’ for the elderly of its territory
• Direct Provision Centre to open in Cahersivee­n this week
• Judge says ‘don’t blame victim’ for assault over a girl
• Tom Dillon recounts story of the ‘Prince Farmer’
• Council call for proposals for Fels Point
• Priceless historic scene found in photo album
• Duo nearly swept into Shannon on tide-flooded road
• Man poured urineover assault victim
• Aghadoe brewing project appealed
• School kids walking ratinfeste­d road
• O’Connor and Kennedy deliver much-needed lift to spirits in Moyvane
• ‘Irish Water is nothing short of a disgrace.’
• Calls to tackle speeding past Gneeveguil­la school
• What you can do to increase biodiversi­ty and capture carbon
• Agencies inspect Feale landslide
• Dry weather in store based on rainfall pattern of late ‘19/’20
• Comprehens­ive debaters talk tough on topic of substance abuse
• Annascaul loses one of its most iconic figures
• ‘Contradict­ion’ in evidence leads to case dismissal
• COVID-19 fears spark debate amongst Cllrs
• Bringing cycling to everyone
• Tom McCarthy’s played central role in COVID-19 pubs closure
• No celebratio­n of public Masses, with review this week
• Divane’s planned Diana Hara fundraiser postponed
• Herlihy’s in top ten of Indo’s Fab 50
• Week-long Mid Summer Festival set for Castleisla­nd
• KEEPING A REGULAR LEARNING ROUTINE IS KEY TO SUCCESS
• Winning formula for the sciences
• It’s tempting to imagine you’re falling behind – but there’s no need at all for panic
• All the practice adds up
• Just keep calm and stick to what you know
• Mapping out clearly what needs to be done for your Geography exam
• GENERAL ADVICE ON SCHOOL CLOSURE
• Asthma Society’s advice on COVID-19
• Theatres and venues postpone nationwide
• Kerry people register online to offer help during COVID crisis
• ‘We need a Plan B to help us ride out the storm’
• SVP Meals on Wheels still up and running for elderly
• Rural isolation among main fears for farmers
• Marts facing up to heavier restrictio­ns
• Dingle faces loss of 1,000 jobs in tourism industry
• Sacred Heart students sorry to part from ‘home from home’
• Seoladh Clár Ceiliúrtha 40 bliain Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne
• Kerry in €125m US investment
• Report highlights role of film and TV
• Enterprise award for chocolatie­r
• Uncertain times unleash Generation Greed
• Don’t panic, listen to the experts and don’t forget to wash your hands
• Respecting the common good: it’s one for all and all for one
• Much merit in what Kerry groups are trying to do
• It’s time for Ireland to show its ‘Fighting Irish’ spirit
• Life in Corona times: diary of a new normal YOU’RE AS WELCOME AS SOMEONE DRIVING SLEA HEAD ANTICLOCKW­ISE
• No regrets over missing Cheltenham
• Top 5 tips when planning a school tour ...
• Making yourhouse feel more like home
• Killarney mourns loss of beloved community man Connie Brosnan
• Warriors’ dismay at losing Superleagu­e title after arbitratio­n
• KDL chairman warns of uncertain times ahead
• ‘Wild’ celebratio­ns as Dowling wins Easter Cup
• No Kerry silver cloud at darkened Cheltenham
• County sees the complete shutdown of sporting activity as COVID-19 crisis escalates
• Chairman: Club championsh­ips at risk of not being played
• The week in tweets
• GAA lives up to ideals
• Hamilton has power to transcend racing
• ESports’ time may well have arrived
• O’Connor steps up to Geelong leadership group
• Four-goal Coláiste na Sceilge secure All-Ireland final berth
• Cheers and tears at annual St Bridget’s Basketball Parish Blitz
• GAA Club by Club
• Golf can continue with precaution­s
• AROUND THE GOLF CLUBS
• ILGU & GUI STATEMENT ON GOLF AND THE CORONAVIRU­S
• Coronaviru­s scuppers latest regional meeting
• Show goes on despite the dark cloud above
• Covid-19 grounds all soccer action for minimum two weeks
• Circuit of Kerry called off as motorsport takes a battering
• Camp move into joint-first in Under 13 Division 1
• Developmen­t games was last hurrah before athletics went into lock-down
• Do the right thing to get us back to the thing we love
• Planning a pension is easy with the right advice
• Seek proper financial advice
• Tidy Towns look back on incredible period at AGM
• ABBEYDORNE­Y
• BALLYDONOG­HUE LISSELTON
• KNOCKANURE
• FARRANFORE FIRIES KILGARVAN
• AUSTIN STACKS
• The high-risk period for tetany and lactating ewes
• Peugeot presents new 2020 electrifie­d range: choose the model, choose the powertrain
• ‘Wild West’ lawmen head off Tralee revellers at the pass
• Deenihan wants conference to help Kerry attract industry
• Invitation to US – but Tralee poet unable to pay costs
• Tralee set to get a unique, new teen counsellin­g service
• Coronaviru­s and pets: what you need to know
• No snakes, but Ireland does have other reptiles
• Horoscopes
• We need to stay at home and stay safe. This too will pass.
• Look after wellbeing in times of Corona
• Trilogy Rosehip Reimagined – the perfect gift for Mother’s Day
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Serene but lightweigh­t rallying cry against sexism
• The slickest Battle Royale offering on the market
• THIS WEEK IN 1975

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