The Kerryman (North Kerry) - 2024-07-24

• Maharees weaponise ageold wisdom in climate fight
• ‘Refugees are our brothers and sisters, we have to be each others’ keepers’
• Tralee amenity space used for sleeping rough
• Army veteran laid to rest following touching funeral ceremony
• Fr D’Arcy calls on Vatican to give ‘explanatio­n’ for why Bishop Casey was not publicly defrocked
• ‘Kerry Icons’ to be celebrated in debut exhibition by Kerry artist in Siamsa
• LATE KAY RANDLES WAS A ‘PIONEERING’ HOTELIER AND ‘LEADING LIGHT’ IN TOURISM
• Killinasku­lly star Jack Walsh brings his one-man show to Listowel following what’s billed as a night of brilliant Bluegrass at St John’s
• Big charity night of boxing for little Axel Horgan
• Féile Lúghnasa time in West Kerry
• Milltown gets ready to celebrate Lughnasadh
• Kamala Harris gets backing of NY Governor Hochul after Biden bows out
• Plea for investment in Ring of Kerry route amid safety concerns
• Bridie leaves a massive void in her loving wake
• KDYS/Garda Soccer Blitz enjoys summer weather for event
• Bronze for Katarina in Prague!
• President Joe Biden will be praised for his legacy, but not when it comes to Gaza
• Retracing those glorious summer childhood days in Ballybunio­n
• Boyles’ launch first drive-thru concrete service
• Slipalong Duke most impressive winner at Kerry Memorial Festival of Racing
• Litter brothers Trionas Tribe and Denville Emmett win second round heats of William Potters Herlihy Memorial A2 Stakes
• Kerry FC’s Ukranian winger Dolia remains sidelined ahead of tough visit to Cork City
• ATHLETICS RESULTS
• Three Kerry teams picked for Munster U-16 Pitch and Putt Inter-County Championsh­ips
• St Marys win South Kerry league after six-goal thriller against Reenard
• Ballyduff and St Brendans win county minor hurling league titles
• Tralee titans look set to battle it out for return to senior status
• Group A: Rockies should top group but everything is up for grabs behind
• Kerry face enormous challenge from Kilkenny for place in All-Ireland final
• Even Kilkenny’s second string team is a formidable opposition
• ‘Oh my God, what a game’ purrs Ballyduff boss Pádraig Harrington
• Abbeydorne­y manager Francis O’Halloran says ‘we’ll train with a smile on our face’ for the final
• Ballyheigu­e boss Brendan O’Sullivan admits to ‘complete fatigue’ after six-day turnaround
• Niamh Ní Chonchúir admits her goal was no ‘cracker’ but it was the crucial score in win
• Kerry minor ladies will be hoping to end a 29year wait for All-Ireland title in Cavan contest

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