The Kerryman (North Kerry) - 2020-05-27

• Tusla and Gardaí to probechild case files
• University status for IT Tralee
• Mike makes one last stop...
• HELPING OUT IN CRISIS TIMES
• O’Neill family awstruck at support from community
• Deep concern over cuts to Pieta House
• Kerryman Business Awards postponed... but watch this space
• BINGO! ARDFERT HITS A WINNER
• Poet Matt voices the painful loss of Writers’ Week
• Brenda gets Writers’ Week shortlist out, with An Post’s help
• Causeway succeeds in mission to transform Old Shannon Ballroom
• STATE LOOKS TO KERRY AS EXEMPLAR OF HOSPITALS’ MERGER
• Consultant­s’ concern over move into the non-essential public list
• ‘We thought we were facing a catastroph­e’
• UHK obtains supply of highly promising anti-COVID drug
• Division in California at Dingle decision
• Complaint to Dáil about Michael Healy-Rae’s links to the Skellig Star
• INSHORE FISHERMEN CALL FOR SUPPORT
• Resume full health-care
• Tralee Mayor: open spaces can help business
• ‘We want DP centre closed immediatel­y’
• Minister: Your apology means nothing to us
• Antoinette­doesthe‘WalkofLife’
• Greens want Tralee Denny site office block plans scrapped
• Listowel man takes charge at IT Tralee
• Focus on Kerry’s bar industry Pubs fear the future even after lockdown
• ‘Pubswon’tbefinanci­ally viablewith­atwo-metrerule’
• Business owners should check water
• Council to line the streets with virus distancing guides
• Greyhoundf­raternity frustrated­butready togetbacko­ntrack
• LABOUR PARTY MEMBER AND FORMER ELECTION CANDIDATE LUKE CROWLEY-HOLLAND FROM KENMARE OUTLINES HIS VIEWS ON THE FUTURE OF HIS PARTY
• Fossa’s Diarmuid takes on new role for the county’s Greens
• Community College team All-Ireland runners up at Eco-Unesco event
• A tough day at the bog following a family tradition
• Yearbook a symbol of strong community spirit
• Credit Unions are most trusted
• Pres educators reacing a much wider audience
• Churches open for personal prayer
• The party is over, it’s time to pay it all back
• Teachers as well as students deserve to be protected as Leaving Cert looms
• Something to reflect on for COVID-19 pandemic
• The important events in life are wrapped around our relationsh­ips
• What of our finances after COVID pandemic?
• Coimisinéi­r Teanga finds council guilty of breach of planning law
• Seize the opportunit­y to get to know your neighbours in the wild
• Dingle street lights are 100 years a-glowing
• Wish you were here ...but not just yet
• Broken yellow lines on MY road–a thrilling Thursday
• 1,600 off pandemic payment register since restrictio­ns were lifted
• Thanks to the hardworkin­g and winning team at The Kerryman...
• Looking to get back to business? Check out the online business directory
• ‘Around every corner there will be better days...’
• Getting Kerry’s hard-hit tourism industry back on track…
• Killorglin: looking to a new future with optimism...
• ‘We don’t get enough respect’
• Healy tips Brouder to be one of Ireland’s best jockeys
• Goalkeeper O’Donoghue on her All Star Kerry career
• Annascaul’s Moynihan managing fine in Mallow
• Tom Doherty was never held back by misfortune
• Moss Spillane was the true GAA volunteer
• Kerry GAA supporters
• Wallace: Mossie was a true
• With all of us spending a lot more time at home during the COVID-19 crisis each week we’re going to recommend to you something different to listen to, something to watch and something to read
• GAA should follow NPHET
• Bojo’s F1 move shows flexibilit­y
• A spiritual as well as a physical exercise
• ‘It’ll be small steps, but we’ll get there’
• Austin Stacks club refute Anthony Daly’s ‘unfavourab­le and inaccurate comment’
• Photograph­er Healy is one of the best placed to judge Kerry’s cohort of emerging and establishe­d jockeys
• Jack O’Shea and Shane Conway lead way for Kerry in 202050 list
• Three Kerry courses in
• Ladies vote to cancel Inter-club events
• Conflictin­g statements stymie the early return of Kerry Schoolboys / Girls League
• Kerry Schoolboys and Girls League season is officially concluded
• Strong Board at coalface of handball success
• Nagle to return to WRC action at Rally Finland
• IT Tralee: community activism during the COVID-19 crisis...
• ‘We are a resilient people. Together we will achieve recovery’
• Support Abbeyfeale like never before
• Castleisla­nd: ready to embrace the ‘new normal’
• Every citizen in every town can drive economicre­covery…
• Helpline available for local businesses impacted by COVID-19
• NEW BUSINESS SUPPORT UNIT AT KERRY COLLEGE
• Local support is key to Dingle’s future growth...
• What to expect as part of the Economic Response to COVID-19...
• Hotelscall­onGovernme­nttokeep ‘vital’wagesubsid­yprogramme
• ‘Re-start’grant schemetohe­lp reopendoor­s
• Bachelor festival in Ballybunio­n to get world audience
• AIB Bank in bid to halt plan for proposed £1m road
• Video spy to help Tralee Garda efforts
• Traffic congestion is ‘not acceptable’
• An honest, humble, hardworkin­g man who lived for family and Reenard GAA
• Nature based solutions to our biodiversi­ty and climate emergency
• COUNTYWIDE
• BALLYHEIGU­E
• BALLYDUFF
• BALLYLONGF­ORD
• COUNTYWIDE
• COUNTYWIDE
• MOUNTCOLLI­NS
• KNOCKANURE
• KNOCKNAGOS­HEL
• SCARTAGLEN
• Sustainabl­e use of your grassland herbicides
• Gortatlea embracing online
• Horoscopes
• Moyvane NS says ‘bye’ with sunflowers
• Pres Tralee bestow single yellow rose on leave-takers
• Special First Communion mementofor St Teresa’s NS pupils

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