The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2020-06-10

• One metre could save 2,000 hospitalit­y jobs
• Children to the rescue after litter lout mess
• Balance struck to keep streets safe and open
• Cahersivee­n locals call on minister to resign
• Pedestrian­isation plans in new town plans anger local traders in Killarney
• Reunited in Kerry
• Over 1,500 holes of golf to raise funds for historic club
• Bridget’s Presidenti­al letter on big milestone
• Keeping the Animal Roadshow on the road thanks to ‘Zoom’
• C-19 CHANGES COULD HELP IVERAGH GAELTACHT GROW
• Technology students helping HSE in frontline COVID battle
• Darragh signs for Coral Leisure
• From Kildare to Kerry to raise funds for Cunamh Iveragh
• Sneem fights to save local public nurse
• Scorched dunes strewn with litter after beach parties in the sun
• Fexco and Jam jobs shock
• ‘I was called a black b ***** d on the field and told it was friendly banter’
• ‘He told me to go back to my cotton fields’
• Cahersivee­n unites against racism
• Countywide appeal for missing boxer puppy, Rubble
• Roi sin’ s perfect timing as new book hits the shelves
• Kerry’s beaches retain 13 Blue Flags for 2020
• ‘Run Ballybunio­n’ challenge goes virtual for 2020
• Listowel’s Aiden prompts formation of ‘supergroup’ for special PPE charity gig
• ‘CHILDCARE WILL BE DIFFERENT NOW’
• ‘We want children to be safe and not worry’
• Antoinette’s efforts raise a cool €4,100 for charity
• ‘Adjustment’ period needed but safety of children is key
• Rare orchid boost for local biodiversi­ty
• Isolation is alien to Men’s Shed ethos
• Plans for drive-in bingo to return on July 5
• Preparing for life on the streets but not as we know it
• Knocknagos­hel NS children ‘arise’ to weekly photo challenges
• THE LONG ROAD TO TRALEE’S UNIVERSITY TOWN TRIUMPH
• What happens next? The journey to 2021 and opening the MTU
• Start your journey at IT Tralee . . . Graduate from Munster Technologi­cal University
• A world of choice at Kerry College
• COVID-19 restrictio­ns should noy stop you from learning
• Demonstrat­ions highlight our silent shame
• As Ireland begins to reopen this is no time for us to let our guard down
• Weareatour­bestwhenwe’retogether-that’salessonfo­rall
• Contrary to opinion, this is not the death knell of the American Republic
• An ambassador is now needed to help promote Great Southern Greenway
• Now is the time to be united against racism
• Covid street plan brings parking issues to the fore
• No panic and not many customers as shops emerge from lockdown
• WALKING ON RACISM
• Emergency appeal for Guatemala
• ‘I got a chicken curry from the Chinese, it was great’
• Council launches business support website
• Green energy options are smarter and more environmen­tally friendly
• Renovation­s bring excitement which is exactly what’s needed right now!
• Turn the ‘new norm’ into a renovation opportunit­y
• Chairman: GAA out to eradicate racism
• Looking like a knock-out
• ‘Women’s sport doesn’t get support it deserves’
• Shamrock Rovers’ O’Neill on a year of ups and downs
• Down by the River: Monika talks lockdown
• 117 holes for 117 years at Kenmare Golf Club
• Who are football’s most versatile players?
• County Club championsh­ips will go first chairman confirms
• A class apart: Murphy wins first British Classic of his career
• Finnish flick for Nagle
• A reckoning with racism
• Greyhound racing to resume next week
• The GAA’s plan is actually pretty good
• Transfer chat unlikely balm for the soul
• Seamus MOYNIHAN
• Seán WALSH
• Life under lockdown an unusual experience for O’Neill and family
• Action man O’Malley is showing no signs of slowing down
• Daly and Lynch the standard bearers for Kerry handball in 2004
• One step forward, but two steps back on road to recovery
• Michelle Greaney is on the run for charity
• Geraldine happy to blaze a trail with club
• Killarney Athletic’s underage academy continues to be a centre of excellence
• O’Mahony optimistic
• Athletic one of the oldest clubs in the KDL
• Club championsh­ips must come first
• Be ‘Grant’ smart when renovating
• The power of colour shopping
• Paint wood furniture in chic and colourful styles
• Tiles, handles and countertop­s add new life to old kitchens
• Motor dealers hoping for an 02 July boost
• Guinness to provide free social distancing web systems
• ViClarity launch free ‘Return To Work Safely Assessment Tool’
• ISLANDS LINKED BY COMMON NEED
• Kenmare women ‘dip’ for new World Record
• FARRANFORE FIRIES
• BAILE N SCEILG
• KILLARNEY
• KILLORGLIN
• KILMOYLEY
• AN CLOCHÁN - BRÉANAINN
• KNOCKANURE
• MOUNTCOLLI­NS
• SCARTAGLEN
• TEMPLEGLAN­TINE
• External parasite control in sheep
• SEAT Ireland launches the brand’s most advanced car to date
• Quick thinking saves swimmers from drowning
• Striking Dunnes workers may get social welfare
• President set to open Castlemain­e Centre
• Tralee Bay oyster success should spawn new festival
• 2-Speed Crossword
• The little things we can do to protect our planet

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