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They remained open throughout the pandemic to service emergency air requirements and essential travel on the Dublin-Kerry route - and now Kerry Airport needs your support.

Kerry Airport has been shortlisted in the top three Irish airports for the upcoming Irish Travel Trade/Travel2Ireland.ie awards.

It follows the initial round of public voting which ended last week and once again, everyone is being asked to go online and vote for Kerry Airport as the Best Irish Airport before next Monday.

The Irish Travel Trade Awards recognise and reward excellence in product and service in the Irish Market as voted for by consumers.

It also played a key role in the emergency operation to quench the fire in Killarney National Park in April of this year.

The public can vote for Kerry Airport by following the link on Kerry Airport’s Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn platforms or here https://secure.electionbuddy.com/m/ittnawards/irelandcategory.

Voting will end on Monday (October 25).

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Kilcummin Parish to celebrate golden jubilee of local church

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Kilcummin Parish to celebrate golden jubilee of local church


Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Kilcummin will celebrate its 50th anniversary on June 20.


Parishioners and members of the wider community are invited to attend a special anniversary Mass to mark the local milestone. The parish will welcome Bishop Ray Browne to lead the golden jubilee celebrations.
The anniversary Mass is scheduled for 7.30pm, and refreshments will be served for all attendees immediately afterward.
Picture Caption: Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Kilcummin, which celebrates its 50th anniversary on Saturday 20th June. Photo: Sean Kelly

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Donal Cremin retires from Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra

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Staff at Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra in Rathmore gathered in late May to mark the retirement of long-serving teacher and former ASTI President Donal Cremin at a function held in the Brehon Hotel.


Donal had been a member of the teaching staff since the school opened in 1998, working initially as a metalwork and technical graphics teacher before transitioning into his role as a school guidance counsellor. His career in education spans several decades, including 15 years at Scoil Mhuire gan Smál in Blarney. Prior to entering teaching, he worked as a senior craftsman at the Sugar Factory in Mallow.
Throughout his career, Donal was a prominent advocate for workers’ rights within the Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland (ASTI). He held multiple positions within the union, including school steward, Board of Management representative, and regional representative. In 2023, he became the first Kerry person to be elected as President of the ASTI.
Outside of his professional life, Donal has been a long-standing volunteer within the credit union movement, serving in various local and national capacities over several decades.
The retirement event was widely attended by past and present colleagues. Donal was joined at the celebration by his wife Maureen and their children, Aidan, Maria, and

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