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ENVIRONMENT WATCH: New research may put us on crest of a wave
THE Ocean Energy Development Unit (OEDU) of Sustainable Energy Ireland (SEI) has deployed a weather buoy off the coast of North Mayo to monitor wave and weather conditions. It is hoped this will lead future development of wave energy schemes off the coast.
ARCHIVES: Bed-ridden woman had to wait for house repairs
AN 81-year old woman lies bed-ridden in a dilapidated rural cottage in North Kerry and feels nobody cares. Considering her deplorable living conditions it's easy to see why.
PROPERTY: € 220k for Dingle three-bed house
OFFERS in the region of € 220,000 are sought for a three-bedroomed detached house at Ballymore, Ventry, Dingle. The property, which is fronted by a stone wall, is in a stunning location just five minutes drive from Dingle town and the same distance from the beautiful Ventry beach.
FARMING: Bringing home the bacon
OVER 200 catering students from nine Institute of Technology Colleges nationwide participated in training days which recently took place in Athlone IT, Bord Bia's Food-centre, Dublin and IT Tralee.
LETTER: Removal of hospital statue
A Eagharthóir, Sometimes, for reasons illogical, bureaucracy assails the sensibilities of an entire people and ignores the very reality that is the essence of what creates and constitutes community.
COMMENT: No place for Kerry in IDA drive to create jobs
IT appears the political necessity and not the need of the people is now becoming the guiding light of the bureaucrats and politicians who run the IDA.
COLLEGE LIFE: Magical mystery tour is a highlight of Rag Week
LAST week we held our Raise and Give week, which has been one of the most successful ever. Last Wednesday we had our annual mystery tour and like I said last week, for once it was kept a mystery until we arrived to our final destination - Cork.
Inside Lifestyle
- Cutbacks are coming for Kerry
- St. Patrick's Day cultural programme
- Call for campaign against Killarney prices
- Well done to our Trench Cup winners
- Coghlan takes over as chamber chief
- Milltown wants a guard!
- Denis Crowley
- Radio Society goes back to the 80s to raise funds
- Live horse and you'll get grass
- Meningitis case in Listowel
- Views wanted on future of forestry
- Building energy rating takes effect
- EUROLINK: MEP seeks EU crackdown on head shops
- Higgins speaks out on passports fraud
- A DATE WITH YOUR EX
- Competition is the best way of cutting the cost of disposing of dead animals
- Environment scheme 'won't cover the costs'
- 'Milk quota giveaway is unfair to dairy farmers'
- Safety drive amid shock rise in deaths on the farm
- Too much political correctness
- Safety on Skellig Michael
- Health care couldn't be surpassed
- Agri land
- Kerry agents to take part in national auction
- THE BUG IS BACK
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