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The Kerryman (North Kerry), 14 Octubre 2026

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Lee The Kerryman (North Kerry) en línea con PressReader. The Kerryman (North Kerry), publicado en Inglés, es un periódico de Irlanda. Mantente al día con el número actual o navega por los números anteriores de The Kerryman (North Kerry) en el archivo.

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Article‘No way can we oper­ate’

One of the county’s biggest spe­cial schools has had no choice but to close its doors for the dur­a­tion of the all-out national pub­lic sec­tor strike. Prin­cipal of the Nano Nagle school in Lis­towel, Jacinta Budh­laeir, told The Ker­ry­man that the...

‘No way can we oper­ate’

ArticlePARENTS OF DISABLED ADULTS ON THEIR FEARS AMID LACK OF SUPPORTS

A young boy who was injured while hurl­ing and brought to a Kerry hos­pital has settled a High Court action over his care there for €165,000. Fionn Bar­rett was six when he sus­tained a cork­screw frac­ture to his thigh bone and was brought to...

PARENTS OF DISABLED ADULTS ON THEIR FEARS AMID LACK OF SUPPORTS

ArticleNorth Kerry woman was told she ‘looked too good’ to require assist­ance dog

Rachel O’Con­nor is no stranger to chal­len­ging per­cep­tions. The North Kerry woman enjoys an inde­pend­ence today that once seemed far from cer­tain after being dia­gnosed with Ataxia as a child. Hav­ing spent much of her life over­com­ing...

North Kerry woman was told she ‘looked too good’ to require assist­ance dog

Article‘She was always smil­ing’ - Lis­selton woman keep­ing cousin Aoife’s memory alive

Though it may be approach­ing two years since she passed away on Christ­mas Day of 2024, the memory of the late Aoife Lynch from Lis­selton in North Kerry is still very much being kept alive thanks to the efforts of fam­ily and friends. One of those...

‘She was always smil­ing’ - Lis­selton woman keep­ing cousin Aoife’s memory alive

ArticleInspired North Kerry vil­lage meets to debate its future - ‘I saw what we could do together’

Ded­ic­ated mem­bers of the Ballylong­ford com­munity gathered around the tables in the vil­lage’s par­ish hall this week to dis­cuss the future of the area. Rid­ing on the back of the open­ing of a new play­ground, which saw the com­munity groups...

Inspired North Kerry vil­lage meets to debate its future - ‘I saw what we could do together’

ArticleMajor solar farm rejec­ted as coun­cil refuses plan­ning

Kerry County Coun­cil has refused plan­ning per­mis­sion to BNRG Lac­camore Lim­ited for the con­struc­tion of a 122-mega­watt solar farm on 152.6 hec­tares, com­pris­ing 449,366 sq m, across two sep­ar­ate land­hold­ings in the Kil­flynn and...

Major solar farm rejec­ted as coun­cil refuses plan­ning

ArticleTralee res­id­ent appealed to Cork prison gov­ernor claim­ing he hasn’t received court doc­u­ments

A man who has been in cus­tody at Cork Prison for more than 10 weeks has told a dis­trict court judge he is still unsure what charges he faces because he has not received doc­u­ment­a­tion. Joseph Djemal Kewfi (48) of Muing East, Bally­beg­gan, Tralee...

Tralee res­id­ent appealed to Cork prison gov­ernor claim­ing he hasn’t received court doc­u­ments

Article‘It is a smack in the face’ - Par­ents caring for adult son with Down syn­drome slam budget

The Kerry par­ents of a 32-yearold with Down syn­drome have blas­ted the latest Budget, arguing that the State has once again done noth­ing to provide for “those with no voice”. Amid grow­ing con­cerns about care for son Hugh into the future, Enda and...

‘It is a smack in the face’ - Par­ents caring for adult son with Down syn­drome slam budget