The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2020-03-25

• ‘WE STAND READY’
• FISHERMEN BLOCKADE DINGLE PORT
• THE SHOW GOES ON AT DRIVE-IN
• Moyvane cancer patient in plea to stay apart
• TheKerryma­n is here to help you keep connected
• KMRT’s warning to climbers
• ‘A cruel illness’ says C-19 patient
• Bons set for State use in COVID fight
• Michael leading the fight against surging COVID-19 in New York
• Gardaí clear pub and beach as message fails to get through
• Nurse says healthcare staff are not fitted with proper masks
• Catherine at the centre of Leo’s historic speech to the nation
• Community at its most beautiful
• Young athletes’ Children’s Games dreams crushed
• Airport remains open as Ryanair halts services
• Council set up Covid-19 crisis response coordinati­on team
• Lake Hotel’s fine gesture in COVID-19 times
• Looking for something to do? Cook with the Treyvauds
• Ryan’s appeal for Hospice in memory of dad Jim is a triumph!
• KDYS teens launch an online campaign to battle COVID-19
• Shock and sadness at the death of Ballinskel­ligs’ ‘kind soul’ Paddy
• Mystery of Russian planes in Kerry skies
• Asylum seekers settle into life in Cahersivee­n
• Whose hoody’s that? Tadhg acts the goat and branches out
• Insurance won’t cover COVID-19 fallout for pubs
• Celebratin­g National Tree Week
• Always our special son
• Recovery Haven still supporting its clients in the pandemic, over the phone and by email now
• Eight-year ban and jail for driver
• West Kerry couple among 140 Irish stranded in Peru
• Safety first as shops keep service open
• Context is key in debate on energy
• Hospice committee raises €25k for cancer care in Cahersivee­n
• Tralee creativity to help teenager
• Killorglin Community College a leader in online learning
• Feeding the vulnerable in COVID times
• Don’t use alcohol to cope with lockdown isolation
• Alcoholics Anonymous: get in touch with us
• Worry of Kostal staff facing month’s closure alleviated by pay assurance
• Lisa and Patrick postpone wedding nuptials
• Week two: still bored
• COVID-19: Being on call for Ireland
• Shannon (Muscat, Oman)
• FF cllrs seek clarity on plans for COVID facilities
• BISHOP: NO PUBLIC MASSES ‘UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE’
• Volunteer database to be set up to help the vulnerable
• What next for Tomás?
• Couple’s world tour hits COVID-19 roadblock
• Services under enough pressure without hill fires
• Community spirit will determine our fate
• We owe it to those on the frontline to do our bit and obey the lockdown rules
• Here’s a good yarn about the frustratin­g and funny sides of water
• Spring Equinox a timely psychologi­cal boost of longer days and better weather
• We need new thinking as the same victims cannot suffer again
• Survival is the name of the game and isolation the key to winning
• Have some tunnel vision when it comes to gardening...
• Coronaviru­s: it can’t stop gardening...
• Roses are red, viruses are blue...make a rose bed
• Greatllawn­ss begin in sbpegringi­n...
• Plans for one North Kerry team
• SIOBHAN FLEMING INTERVIEW:
• How five Tarbert girls dominated sprinting
• How Killarney Celtic are Kerry soccer’s top club
• Guidance from LGFA ‘outstandin­g’
• The week in tweets...The week in tweets...
• Rally of Lakes won’t run in May as motorsport suspended until June 1 at least
• Jack O’Shea: The heart of a handball champion
• It’s okay to still care who won the league
• Footballer­s show heart
• Ladies promotion push annulled as the Munster MFC’s start is delayed
• How the inter-county football championsh­ip might play out...
• Original Cup might need tweaking
• Could the famous Millennium Cup be a template 20 years on?
• Glenflesk’s men of the Millennium will never be forgotten
• A North Kerry team would give new impetus
• Kerry GAA chairman: There is definitely an imbalance here that needs to be addressed
• Shannon Rangers and Feale Rangers
• ‘We need a small bit of forward thinking’
• Langan: Plans afoot for amalgamati­on at minor and U-21
• Russmur Panther wins ON2 final and €1,000
• Racing continues but Covid-19 has caused event cancellati­ons
• Celtic chairman hoping club can lift the ‘Holy Grail’
• Mary Lyne wants to see progress continuing
• Pro game will recover back but some local clubs might not survive
• Celtic’s profession­al approach is yielding results at all age groups
• Nothing to do but play waiting game
• FARRANFORE FIRIES
• BAILE ‘N SCEILG
• CURROW CURRANS
• GNEEVEGUIL­LA
• KILCUMMIN
• KILLARNEY
• WATERVILLE
• BALLYBUNIO­N
• BALLYDUFF
• Ballymacel­ligott
• TEMPLEGLAN­TINE
• BALLYLONGF­ORD
• KNOCKANURE
• KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
• MOUNTCOLLI­NS
• Fáilte Ireland’s COVID business support group
• Reminder to herding teens and their shepherds
• Disgracefu­l back garden dump site close to Castleisla­nd town centre
• Photo for the ‘ah boys’ category
• Road sweeper to make monthly visits - Cllr Jackie Healy Rae
• First cut of silage: fertiliser requiremen­ts
• Farmers urged to watch their mental health as COVID-19 restrictio­ns take their toll
• New Citroën C5 Aircross SUV Hybrid
• 4X4s and SUVs popularity is growing all the time
• Soccer fans’ fury at “disgracefu­l treatment”
• Angry traders threaten to withold rates in Kenmare
• French get a flavour of the ‘craic’ out West
• Wedding shananigan­s - all in aid of a good cause
• Horoscopes
• Tough times, but some day we will look back on this and laugh
• Bach remedies for coronaviru­s anxiety
• Ospreys on the move for their summer feeding
• Buoyant business mood turns to crisis management in pandemic
• Pike sparks but never catches fire in Marie Curie biopic
• Fabulous game with a depth of content

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