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Thursday, June 20, 2002 :

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Great sport in store as Deenihan man-marks O Donoghue in Kerry
New role for P·idí as director of Bord Failte
Order to evict distraught pensioner still stands
Hard times are good times for Moyvane movie maker
Healer with links to the spirit world is bound for Killarney
Energy information seminar in Tralee
Septic tank area sparks health fears
New move to tackle racism
Worried anglers fear Killarney s Lakes are being endangered
Kerry farmers fear council strategy could force them out of business
Bitter row splits deaf community in Kerry
Tourism Minister salutes the Boys in Green
Beaufort resident fails in bid to have seized funds returned
Dart-style Kerry Airport train link call rejected
Proposal rejection is branded a real ‘kick in the teeth’ by Kerry fishermen
Win gives Kingdom boys second spot
Barry Murphy’s lesson for the Minister
Students recycle their way to success
Success on the double for Killorglin national school
Did you ever know that you're our hero
The Guardian of the faith
Kerry fishermen are ‘angry and appalled’ by marine move
Gardaí on horseback help to ensure a ‘very quiet’ weekend in Killarney
"Totally skint" World Cup duo issue plea for help to get home
Rebecca is a star for a day
Airport lift-off after a very turbulent and testing year
FOCUS ON KILLORGLIN Planning starts early for Puck Fair 2002
Golden Jubilee priest rejoices in all ‘the magic’ of Killarney
Ned O’Sullivan loses out in the race for Seanad seat
O’Connell and Fleming to top the bill at Siamsa
Let’s talk about sex Parents learn to cope better
Kerry reflects on glorious year of fireworks and funding
Wet weather causing havoc for Kerry farmers By: Mary Murphy
'Hard core’ dairy farmers urged to act on dairy prices
Govt’s Millennium programme unfolds
Ecuador experience helps Paul to make a big impact in Kerry
They are taking their tea black in Killorglin
Fun in the square as Tralee kids get ready to party
Eternal vigilance needed like never before
Positive forces helped to banish a Kerry woman s death sentence fears
Killarney youth project encapsulates spirit of the Millennium
The World Cup fairytale is over
Padre Pio devotees celebrate
Fundraiser is on a par with the best
Magazine team turns over a new leaf
Crocodile to set up home in Killorglin
A tourist Mecca that has retained its great charm
No scope for dividend for shareholders
Slight drop in Airport passenger numbers
Tralee musical steals the show at annual Oscars
Killarney relying too much on the service industry
Showcase Food Hall reflects on a wonderful year
Councillors attempt to crack the dress code conundrum
Paidi takes on role in tourism board
Soap stars give paparazzi the slip to wed in secret Kerry hideaway
Bishop: ‘the truth must come out’

 

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