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Reamda, a Co Kerry-based robotics company specialising in explosive ordnance disposal, is to invest at least €2m in an expansion after its sales tripled ...

Reamda, an acronym for Robotic Electronic And Mechanical Development Agency, was established by O’Connor in 2001. “This will be the first year now where we will be heavy production, as opposed to light production and heavy research. “It has gotten very busy,” he said.

Elsewhere, in the Dr McKenna Cup, Fermanagh are playing Derry, while Antrim are taking on Cavan.

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The figures were compiled by the Garda PULSE system and were provided to Fine Gael TD Neale Richmond by Minister Heather Humphreys following a query in the Dáil ...

Gardaí in Kerry issued 16 such warnings and orders in 2016 and a further 12 in 2015. Last year (2021) there were 21 such orders issued in Kerry and 19 were issued in 2020. Almost 130 (127) anti-social behaviour orders have been handed down in Kerry since 2015.

Springfield, MA has been called the City of Firsts for its many innovations and for its proud Irish American community the city really is first amo...

Now, he is the facilitator between the Cultural Center and Elms College which means he gets to spend a lot of time with the Fulbright student. There are many events held by Conradh na Gaeilge Iarthar Massachusetts and the Irish Cultural Center of Western New England which runs Irish language classes in conjunction with nearby Elms College in Chicopee. “We always have an annual language day,” says Costello. "When she heard the story, she was on it like a flash,” says Costello. "It was a personal memento of the time that they had spent together just using Irish during those Friday nights." “She has now written several papers on Ó hÉigeartaigh, has her doctorate and teaches at Queen’s University Belfast.” “Does anyone in the room know who Pádraig Ó hÉigeartaigh is?” de Paor asked. “Even if they don't know any Irish, the people of Springfield come and just listen," says Costello. Gaeilgeoirí from every province of Ireland have been visiting the Western Mass city. He also wrote in his native Irish. She subsequently visited the group and helped them with speaking and translations. cities in the strength of its Gaeltacht community.

Kerins O'Rahillys manager William Harmon believes that David Moran has enough in the tank to go again with Kerry. The long-serving midfielder is expected to ...

no wonder - three All-Irelands in three different decades for one of the greatest counties ever, so it’s not a surprise and we certainly didn’t win that battle, that’s for sure.” He deserves that because he’s put in a massive effort.” “Tell me if there is a better midfielder in Kerry,” said Harmon.

McGRATH CUP GROUP B ROUND 2. Kerry 0-14. Clare 0-13. Showing extremely heartening resolve for the battle, Jack O'Connor will have been pleasantly enthused ...

Plenty of promise for Clare too, even without the big scalp of the All-Ireland champions to feast on. Now it was time for a little bit of tit-for-tat scoring. Getting turned over in possession, running down cul-de-sacs, and a lack of penetration in attack, was very evident.

MCGRATH CUP SECOND ROUND RESULTS Kerry 0-14 Clare 0-13 Tipperary 2-14 Waterford 0-7 Kerry bounced back from their opening round defeat to Cork with a win ...

O’Connor, Conor Sweeney and Jack Kennedy were the main scoring threats for Tipperary, while Conor Murray shot four frees for a Waterford side that struggled up front, though they used 25 footballers over the course of the contest. That four-point lead looked like the very least that they’d need, given the strong wind that was set to favour the home side in the second half, but instead a nip-and-tuck third quarter saw both sides add four points to their tally, leaving Clare very hopeful of sneaking a big win to kickstart their 2023 campaign. Kerry bounced back from their opening round defeat to Cork with a win over Clare at Austin Stack Park in Tralee this afternoon, but they certainly didn’t have it all their own way against Colm Collins’ Banner men, who burst out of the blocks with the first four points of the game and were only reeled in very late in the contest.