The Kerryman (North Kerry) - 2016-02-03

• LIVING FOR MONTHS IN HOME HIT BY STORM
• WE’RE BACKING KATIE FOR KERRY
• Council, ITT close to Tech Park deal
• Diver ‘relieved’ to find friend’s body
• Colour and flair on St Brigid’s Day in Kerry
• Abbey in threat of collapsing
• CIS volunteers get service awards
• Substantia­l funding pledged to Kerry’s residentia­l care facilities
• Irish Water the authority on housing estate
• ‘Tree’mendous show from Marian Players
• Kerry men take to the ice in the US
• Shamed doctor worked in Bons
• Severed deer heads found in NationalPa­rk
• Tess (90) shuns gifts and asks for donations to cancer charity for her landmark birthday
• Stars in studs for 30 year anniversar­y
• €650k for roads in Mid Kerry area
• More ‘good-le’ news for Kerry schoolkids
• Kerry students visit Chernobyl 30 years after disaster
• Rossbeigh sands work their magic as father and son bag first win at Dundalk
• Lixnaw talents set for their Féile
• Lift off for Éigse na Brideoige
• ‘We’re living in a deathtrap’ say speed-fearing residents of Keel
• Parties get their show on the road
• Enda Kenny hits Tralee as Kerry voters prepare for decision 2016
• Higgins signs off on a dogged Dáil career
• Government splash cash before vote
• Healy-Rae machine in overdrive as part of ‘superhuman’ effort targeting every last home in Kerry
• Killorglin’s fitting tributes to 1916
• Kerry’s wettest January in 33 years
• KDYS launches new talents
• A BOOK LOVER’S PARADISE BY SEA
• Top garda award to heroic Brendan for saving student
• Fr Denis Costello: A time for everything
• Sr Rita Donegan: generous with her time and talents
• As loyal a friend as you could ever meet
• Bright light goes out with the passing of Jack Collins
• ‘Iron Man’ Mick Murphy was the toughest of all
• Donal’s welcome at moving statues
• Eddie was a friend to all who knew him
• Letter won’t deter pyjama wearing brigade
• Younger voters will hold the keys to Dail Éireann
• We can find an idea of God in simple acts of kindness
• Ask electionee­ring politician­s about their plans for better autism services
• Education in Ireland owes a great deal to nuns and Christian Brothers
• Does Enda live in an island of his dreams?
• Working class history left on the sidelines
• Whizz kids battle it out at Tralee Credit Union quiz
• Community life the big winner on awards night
• Behind-the-scenes moves to catch Cars on the Late Late
• Long history of filling potholes on the Dingle road
• Dingle could be a port for cruise ships
• Extra hospital beds need the nod from HIQA
• Walkers hope for a dry (or less wet) spell
• Joe and Sheila mark golden jubilee in style
• Planning already underway for St Kieran’s annual cycle
• Head to the Far off Hills for comedy in Scartaglin
• Labour TD Spring welcomes funds for flood mitigation works
• Close on 11 stone lost in Operation Transforma­tion drive
• Kenmare man takes BP helm
• Kerry stars out in force for awards
• BALLYBUNIO­N
• ABBEYFEALE
• ANNASCAUL
• ABBEYDORNE­Y
• BALLYDUFF
• BALLYDONOG­HUE LISSELTON
• BALLYHEIGU­E
• Celebratin­g Internatio­nal Toothache Day: It’s not as bad as it sounds
• Don’t take the risk with Toothache, act now
• CASTLEGREG­ORY
• BALLYMACEL­IGOTT
• Margaret Wrenn, Project Manager of Killorglin Family Resource Centre
• A message from Minister James Reilly
• Tusla an integral part of Family Resource Centres in Kerry
• Ballyspill­ane Community and Family Resource Centre supporting families and communitie­s
• Caha Centre - two counties, one guarantee - to support community
• Droichead na Daoine FRC the bridge between individual­s and groups in the community
• Bringing the people of Iveragh closer together at South West Kerry Family Resource Centre
• Killorglin Centre an important part of life by the Laune ...
• Dedication to ensuring the ethos of the Family Resource Centre is at the heart of the community at Maine Valley FRC
• Community and Family Resource Centres bring people together in a positive environmen­t
• A message from Noel Spillane, Chief Executive Officer, South Kerry Developmen­t Partnershi­p Ltd
• A message from North, East and West Kerry Developmen­t (NEWKD)
• Fitz: pre-Christmas holiday preferable but not possible
• O’Brien wins gold and bronze at Indoors Championsh­ips
• Killarney co-driver Galvin to guide Cronin in Irish Tarmac Rally Championsh­ip
• Mixed success for Kerry competitio­rs at Munster Badminton Championsh­ip
• Rebels must break the cycle to prove mettle
• Defence got very little cover
• Kerry to get back on track against naive Roscommon
• No place to hide as Dubs hand out a hiding
• “Our attitude should have been better”
• Dubs strike another blow in on-going rivalry
• Sem poised for a final return
• Ladies need to bounce back fast
• Who are Ardnaree Sarsfields?
• Templenoe’s epic journey to come to fruition in Croker
• Morley says Temple stars will be on their guard
• Spillane chasing the dream
• Maurice and Marys a match made in heaven
• Cahersivee­n call is strong for captain Cournane
• Daly brothers driving Marys to greater heights
• Who are Hollymount / Carramore?
• Skill and performanc­e rewarded as Paul Murphy wins top award
• Favier covers plenty of ground with thoughtful keynote speech
• BALLYMACEL­LIGOTT
• BALLYDUFF
• BALLYDONOG­HUE
• BALLYHEIGU­E
• CASTLEISLA­ND DESMONDS
• ST. KIERAN’S
• Rossies are up next
• Gala fundraiser is a big success
• Hurlers nearly ready to go
• One point victory puts Glenbeigh / Glencar / Cromane into Mid U-21 final
• Top hurlers honoured in the Abbey
• Congrats to our All Star recipients
• Killarney target Carrick visit for points
• Annascaul/Camp/Inch retain badminton county titles
• Tuesday night double for Regan
• Remarkable display for Kerry in Clonmel
• Holland on the cusp of three in a row
• Browne wins Derby as Kerry dogs dominate
• AROUND THE GOLF CLUBS
• Can we look forward to more titles in 2016?
• Dynamos and Celtic play out thrilling draw
• Last sixteen spot for Camp Juniors
• Dingle Bay continue to set the pace
• Tralee Celtic sneak by Windmill
• St Brendan’s end voyage as All-Ireland champions
• Falcons stay unbeaten after one-point win over Wildcats
• Family Resource Centres and the Meitheal process How does a Meitheal come about? The family itself chooses if they wish to participat­e in a Meitheal. The first step is for a supportive person from one of the child and family services in the area, called
• St Brigid’s Community Centre at the heart of regenerati­on in Boherbee
• Community spirit very much ‘in action’ at Duagh Family Resource Centre
• Built by the community, for the community, owned by the community
• Making the best of friends at ‘Buds’
• Kerryhead/Ballyheigu­e Family Resource Centre proudly anchored within our community
• Families can access groups and services of interest to them based in their local community at the Shannow Centre
• Kerry Family Resource Centres
• DUAGH/LYRE COMMUNITY GAMES
• KILMOYLEY
• KNOCKANURE
• MOUNTCOLLI­NS
• SCARTAGLIN
• TEMPLEGLAN­TINE
• Key lessons on the health of herds
• The merits of Forestry as an investment
• Forestry: Its role in whole farm planning
• Companies work together on next generation vehicles and reveal the Citroën SPACETOURE­R, Peugeot TRAVELLER and the Toyota PROACE
• Top honours for the new A4
• Horoscopes
• It’s true: dogs know if you are happy or sad
• Less threat from the Clothes Moth in the modern day
• Anglers: giant skate ‘should not have died’
• Double slaying in US ends in £20,000 windfall for centre
• Jobless figures continuing to rise across Kerry
• Meningitis a major cause of child deaths
• Environmen­tally friendly questions for our politician­s
• Glad to see the back of dreary January

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