The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition) - 2021-01-13

• ESSENTIAL COMMUNITY SERVICES UNDER THREAT
• Who needs snow!
• Magic of the FA Cup sees Kingdom link with giantkille­rs Chorley Town
• Environmen­tal group writes to councillor­s
• ‘Linchpin of Laune Rangers is honoured for her dedication
• Widower calls for limit on Gap of Dunloe traffic
• Road death victim John ‘Dada’ Walshe is laid to rest
• Over 1,000 new Kerry C-19 cases last week
• Donie taking it all in his stride
• ‘We don’ t know how UH K will function if we keep losing staff’
• IDA’s Kerry ambitions
• Foley faces off with unions
• ‘THIS IS OUR HISTORY .. WE WERE IN THE HOMES’
• Treasured memories in a bottle
• Iconic tree stays lit for HOPE this month
• Vaccinatio­ns get going in Killarney
• Killarney’s Jessie hits screens as TG4 airs ‘Fargo’
• Family pay emotional farewell to beloved son
• Knocknagos­hel’s powerful historic message immortalis­ed in a commemorat­ive mural
• Kerry students triumph at Young Scientist awards
• ‘People who make the decision don’t know rural Ireland’
• The Government doesn't value the work of CE scheme workers
• Get a head start at Ireland’s newest Technologi­cal University ...
• South Kerry Local Employment Service & Jobs Club: Supporting your opportunit­ies
• Check out the classes and courses at Tech Amergin this spring
• Gain confidence and self-assurance through learning…
• ‘IT’S A SMOOTH SYSTEM’
• BONS’ BEDS DEAL AGREED
• The God delusion... or blatant disrepect?
• Bill O’Leary, from the calm of Glounsharo­on to Capitol Hill chaos
• Leader funding for six new units for Kerry Food Hub
• John and Denise - creators of H&H Design and Detail
• Earls, axeteers and hoggies - in the shops now or by post
• The Devil’s Ladder lives up to its name
• KMRT rescue nine in deadly conditions
• Caragh Lake island for €1.25 million
• Rise in Kerry job opportunit­ies despite impact of Covid restrictio­ns
• Sarah looking to ease lockdown blues by getting readers to join new book club
• Local Ireland appoints new executive director
• Dingle hospital hit by Covid outbreak
• Take two: Council revises draft developmen­t plan
• Mara Beo penguins p-p-p-pick up a paintbrush
• Dingle loses a great character with death of Timmy Kelliher
• U-turn confusion exposes lack of planning
• Danger signs were there long before Trump militias’ Washington attack
• Archbishop Martin was a competent and engaging leader
• Your chance to have a say on health records
• Happy new year Mr Hogan, good luck with your job search
• Communitie­s and the environmen­t must be windfarm policy priorities
• A return to March 2020: working from home resumes
• Kerry students elected ISSU Reps
• 2021 looks like being ‘a year like no other’ for getting a good deal
• Imagine really owning the car of your dreams
• Kuga Hybrid expands Ford’s electrifyi­ng line-up
• Toyota deals out affordable electrifie­d motoring
• Renault is best selling EV manufactur­er in Ireland
• Peugeot Partner is Ireland’s best selling van of 2020
• Unanimous support for LGFA/GAA merger among Kerry players
• Listowel man undertakin­g academic research into bilateral skills
• 21 for ’21
• Soccer is thriving by the seaside as Fenit flourish
• Paddy Curtin “was full of life” reflects Enright
• Brian Kelly reflects on life between the posts
• American snow rally debut for Camp native Quirke
• Even a pandemic can’t stop arms race
• Even golf has turned its back on Trump
• Cats looking past Cody
• Enright backs Moran and Walsh to play major roles with Kerry this year
• Mayo’s Moran gave Enright his toughest games
• Listry GAA remember historic 1970 Cup success
• Dowling’s staunch defence of industry struck right note
• Houlihan is 2020’s winning-most private trainer
• Academy a huge success story for Samphires
• Tucker Kelly will never be forgotten
• Chorley, Crawley and Marine show there’s still magic in the FA Cup
• Demand expected to outstrip supply of Skoda’s Enyaq iV EV
• Volkswagen has updated its entire range of vehicles for 2021
• The quiet revolution in motoring
• Six of the best small cars
• Tips for driving in the dark
• How to pay for your next purchase
• Mercedes has 23 new models for 2021
• Drivers spending more than ever on new cars
• Brexitandv­irus createator­rid yearformot­ors
• Caroline McEnery a Thinkbusin­ess One To Watch
• Time running out for Ballybunio­n waterworld plans
• Site identified for Listowel literary centre
• Anger as public meeting is cancelled
• Refurbishm­ent work on Tralee hotel to give 170 jobs
• Tá Coláiste na Sceilige in ann do na dúshláin i 2021
• Is mór an bhrí a bheidh in Uibh Ráthach aris i 2021!
• BAILE‘NSCEILG
• KILCUMMIN
• KILGARVAN
• KERRYHOSPI­CE FOUNDATION
• WATERVILLE
• TEMPLEGLAN­TINE
• SCARTAGLEN
• Kerry and Cork milk suppliers set to take part in new Joint Dairy Programme
• Friday deadline to apply for extension to BDGP
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Natura 2000 is the EU’s flagship wildlife project
• Puppies must have good early social experience­s
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Jackie scores a number one 29 years after first release
• THIS WEEK: PAN SEARED COD, GREEN VEGETABLE STIRFRY
• Learning from trees in our daily lives

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