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2022 - 7 - 24

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Kerry motorists advised road between Adare and Limerick is closed (Radio Kerry)

Kerry motorists travelling to and from Limerick this morning are advised that the road between Adare and Limerick is closed.This follows a collision at ...

Kerry senior footballers visit Temple Street (Radio Kerry)

Members of the victorious Kerry senior footballers visited Temple Street this morning.Joe O'Connor, Seán O'Shea and Gavin White brought Sam Maguire to the ...

Almost 500 natterjack toadlets released in West Kerry (Radio Kerry)

Almost 500 natterjack toadlets will be released into the West Kerry wild today.The captive-bred amphibians are the result of a joint conservation project ...

Official opening of Dromid gteic digital centre (Radio Kerry)

The gteic digital centre in Dromid is being officially opened today.It's part of the gteic network of over 30 integrated innovative digital hubs, ...

It’s available to the local community and businesses, and provides facilities for remote working in an area which is striving to combat rural depopulation. In the Dromid hub, there are nine desks for remote workers, as well as shared workspaces. The gteic digital centre in Dromid is being officially opened today.

Kerry defender looking forward to something special as Sam ... (Radio Kerry)

Kerry defender Graham O'Sullivan is looking forward to something special this evening when Sam Maguire returns to the county.The homecoming for the 2022 ...

Kerry Racing News (Radio Kerry)

Jack Kennedy banished memories of a nasty fall at Tipperary on Sunday when riding three winners at Ballinrobe on Tuesday evening. The early pace-setter in ...

Brewel Hill was an 11/1 winner for Curragh-based Gearoid Brouder and Shane Foley in the opening division of the nine-furlong handicap at Gowran Park on Saturday. Owned by the An Stil Beatha Syndicate, the six-year-old held on to beat the Lee Smyth-trained Lily Of The Glen by a head having led passing the two-furlong pole. Jack Kennedy banished memories of a nasty fall at Tipperary on Sunday when riding three winners at Ballinrobe on Tuesday evening. The 2/1 shot, in the colours of Swords Bloodstock, had plenty in hand as she beat Sam Curling’s 5/4 favourite Troubled Times. Kennedy had six lengths to spare on the Peter Flood-trained 9/2 favourite Tullypole Annie in the two-mile one-furlong handicap hurdle and then came home a nine-length winner on the Gordon Elliott-trained 6/4 favourite Lieutenant Highway when completing his treble in the rated novice hurdle over the same distance.