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Tyrone may not be able to fulfil rearranged All-Ireland semi-final against Kerry

County sought a two-week deferral and say the welfare of players is paramount

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Killarney woman says she is proud to represent Ireland at U23 European Athletics Championships

Killarney woman says she is proud to represent Ireland at U23 European Athletics Championships
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Kingdom is heaven for Sailors who can spend their staycation on Kerry waters

Sailing is one of the most popular pastimes in Kerry and it’s one of the activities that attracts tourists from other parts of the country to the Kingdom each y.

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The Kerry Colours perfectly fit in to the Green and Gold protest at Manchester United

Share this article Manchester United s Premier League game against Liverpool was postponed yesterday, after some supporters broke into Old Trafford to protest against the club s owners. Thousands also demonstrated outside the stadium ahead of the game. One of those who protested peacefully outside was Ballydonoghue’s Timothy Carr, who was photographed wearing a Kerry GAA jersey and facemask. Advertisement Share this article

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Decision imminent on medals of gallantry awards to Jadotville soldiers

Share this article A decision on whether medals will be awarded to the Irish soldiers who survived the Jadotville Siege is imminent. A six-member group was established by then-Minister for Defence Simon Coveney, to decide whether medals of gallantry should be awarded to the soldiers. The late Colonel Patrick Quinlan of Caherdaniel led the men as part of a UN peace-keeping mission in Congo in 1961, when they were attacked by 3,000 and held captive for over five weeks. Advertisement The men survived, but when they returned home were treated as cowards, and weren t approved for medals at the time. Speaking on Terrace Talk last evening, Leo Quinlan, son of the late Pat Quinlan, says further time was needed due to the amount of information given to the review group.

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