The Kerryman (North Kerry) - 2020-05-20

• SKY’S THE LIMIT FOR DAVID
• What did Dingle ever do to Santa Barbara?
• Leaving Cert Class of 2020
• WE’RE OPEN FOR BUSINESS!
• SHOCK HEROIN DISCOVERY IN LOCAL CEMETERY
• ‘The demand for tech and IT just skyrockete­d overnight’
• Heartfelt response to flooding
• Paul takes aim at ‘influencer­s’ through a prize-winning essay
• Rowers celebrate their return to Tralee’s historic ship canal
• Silicon twin seeks the lowdown on Listowel lockdown
• Ballybunio­n get the people out again – in ‘walk’ to Croke Park
• Ballybunio­n on an economic cliff-edge due to Coronaviru­s
• Hospitalit­y sector calling for long-term extension of Government pandemic aid
• ‘Thanks to all those who inspired, encouraged and accompanie­d me’
• Keel community takes a trip down memory lane
• FF / FG an indecent proposal
• Tourism to bear brunt of COVID’s €1billion impact
• KerryBiodi­versity Week: celebratin­gour natureinth­eKingdom
• Recovery effort has started
• A summer of bloodshed
• Special farewell to a ‘Rock’ stalwart
• Decision on merger of ITT by end of May
• FATHER-OF-FOUR COVID-19 SURVIVOR HAD THOUGHT ABOUT GETTING ‘AFFAIRS IN ORDER’
• Call to cut VAT on PPE as businesses reopen
• Legal action may close direct provision centre
• ‘My income is down 70% but I am still waiting for a mortgage break’
• Pitch & Putt club set to tee off after lockdown
• Singletons feel the strain of social distancing
• Missed figures and row about testing a cause for concern as country reopens
• Government, where are you?
• SallyRoone­y’sportrayal­ofpeopleis­sensitive, notpornogr­aphic
• Reflecting on the debacle surroundin­g Cahersivee­n’s Direct Provision centre
• Death cannot be legislated against
• Toddler safe and well after freak accident on beach
• ‘WE ARE IMMENSELY PROUD OF THE CLASS OF 2020’
• It’s a revolution in education – future students will study you!
• Taking school days fully into the digital age
• Focus on wellbeing never so important
• IN THIS WEEK’S COVID-19 DIARY, TALKS ABOUT DARTS, AND HOW HE HAD A FALLING OUT, IN HIS DREAMS, WITH THE ‘BOMBER’ LISTON.
• Looney almost resigned to no football for 2020
• Georgia on his mind
• Women’s 20x20 vision should improve handball
• Mastergeeh­a FC still making great strides
• Can revised golf season work under restrictio­ns?
• Kerry motorcycle racers hopeful
• Killorglin withdraws
• Of getting back in July
• From hosting Ras Mumhan cycle race
• Looney feels Dr Crokes’ dominance was shaped by defeats to South Kerry
• Kerry: I just didn’t quite get there
• Behind the lens with the happy snapper
• McCarthy is unlikelies­t of Colchester Utd supporters
• Access was much better back then but now everything is so controlled
• PHILIP ENRIGHT
• PRO Buckley: We pride ourselves on inclusiven­ess
• New chairman is a driving force for club
• Underage structure is thriving at Mastergeeh­a FC
• Kilbrean Park is the jewel in the crown
• Apple green cuts executive pay but predicts recovery as travel ban send
• Most workers expect to get old jobs back
• In business, keep up to date with Government supports
• David realising Goliath sized dreams with Gridiron scholarshi­p
• Castleisla­nd Community College going for fourth national title - in a row
• Rás Mumhan promoters withdraw from Easter weekend cycle race
• Remote teaching gets Pres students & families animated
• £5m project in pipeline for centre of Tralee
• Backlog of court cases reaches a crisis point
• Labour branch in Tralee wants to disband
• BALLYBUNIO­N
• ANNASCAUL
• BALLYDONOG­HUE LISSELTON
• BALLYLONGF­ORD
• BALLYMACGA­A
• KNOCKANURE
• KILMOYLEY
• MOUNTCOLLI­NS
• KNOCKNAGOS­HEL
• IFA: ‘Financial calamity’ must be countered
• Drafting lambs for target market
• Dept launches new app to register calves
• Toyota to launch all new 7-seater Highlander Hybrid in Ireland
• Horoscopes

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