Um.
This morning.
Kieran Cunningham tweetz:
New Kerry jersey looks like something you’d get in Carroll’s Irish Gifts. Awful.
New GAA jersey centres on Kerry crest and drops ‘Group’ from sponsor’s logo (The Kerrman)
Um.
This morning.
Kieran Cunningham tweetz:
New Kerry jersey looks like something you’d get in Carroll’s Irish Gifts. Awful.
New GAA jersey centres on Kerry crest and drops ‘Group’ from sponsor’s logo (The Kerrman)
#Otd 1953: Most of the human inhabitants of the Great Blasket Island, #Kerry evacuated to mainland. Many of the descendants currently live in Springfield, Massachusetts & some still live on Dingle peninsula. Ó Suilleabháins did not leave until Jan 1954. https://t.co/pauvwZDajV pic.twitter.com/Rofe8n7Cj5
— Irish History Bitesize! (@lorraineelizab6) November 17, 2021
Hang on.
Have we left Peig behind?
This afternoon.
Lixnaw, county Kerry.
Gardai block access on the approach road to Ballyreahan in Lixnaw and the scene of what they believe is a double homicide and suicide, following the discovery of three bodies last night.
A woman in her 60s was found in a house at Ballyreehan along with her son, aged 23, also in the house. Both had been shot. The body of the woman’s partner was found in a field, along with a shotgun.
Investigation after three people found dead in Kerry (RTÉ)
Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews
A Postcard from Inch.
By Donal Moloney, who writes:
24 hours before Level 3 lockdown in late September, I headed for Kerry. I was desperate to try out a new video camera that was loaned to me for the weekend. The light on the west coast is always beautiful this time of year. Saturday was spent chatting and mingling with the locals on Inch Beach.
Donal Moloney writes:
Left Dublin for Kerry last Friday morning to get some lone time for a couple of days. Friday evening (above) was the prefect start…
This afternoon.
Leinster House, Dublin 2.
Minister for Education Norma Foley (top left) is confronted by a group of publicans from Kerry, wearing their county jerseys, who are protesting against the continued closure of Irish pubs during lockdown.
This morning, NPHET”s guidelines for so-called ‘wet pubs’ to follow were revealed:
This includes a ban on any live music or dancing. Public health experts also recommended that TV volume must be turned down low to ensure people are not forced to speak over it.
International research has shown the virus spreads more quickly among people who are raising their voices – such as those attending sporting events or in other crowded situations.
Nphet also said some pubs may need to introduce extra toilets facilities to allow for social distancing.
Revealed: No music and TV volume turned down low – the new rules for pubs (Independent.ie)
Yesterday: Rejoice
Meanwhile…
On me cap, son.
Independent Kerry TD Michael Healy Rae joins the attacking Kerry forwards.
From top: Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron in Baywatch (2017); The latest issue of Kerry’s Eye
Things have gone a little bit Baywatch in Ballyheigue… pic.twitter.com/y2JTjFspc7
— Jerry O’Sullivan (@jerosullivanRK) August 13, 2020
Leave the kids alone
They’re not worth the Hasslehoff.
FIGHT!
Dan!
Rob Cross writes:
My restored and colourised c1882 photo featuring The “Liberator” Daniel O’Connell statue on Sackville Street (now O’Connell Street) . On August 6th, 1775 he was born in Cahersiveen, Co. Kerry…
Derrynane House, Iveragh Peninsula, Co. Kerry (the ancestral home of Daniel O’Connell)
Bernard Dooley responds:
I was here yesterday!. What a beautiful house, gardens and beach…
Meanwhile…
This is a fabulous area of Kerry as located on the Iveragh peninsula on the Ring of Kerry. Derrynane beach, Caherdaniel (Cathair Dónall). Photo by Florian Walsh pic.twitter.com/WBt1it3ako
— Eva Ní Shúilleabháin (@Evanis) August 7, 2020