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Kerry Airport remains open for Kerry-Dublin flights

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Kerry Airport Ireland has said that it remains open throughout and beyond the current restrictions to service the Kerry-Dublin PSO flights and to support emergency air services.

Advice relating to non-essential overseas travel continues to affect the aviation industry globally and air travel remains ancillary to the incredible efforts being made by so many at home and abroad to keep us safe and well, John Mulhern, CEO Kerry Airport Ireland, said in a statement.

“We also maintain a vital swift connection with Dublin for frontline staff and essential journeys, including those who must travel for healthcare treatments.

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Passengers from Kerry who may be connecting to an onward international destination from Dublin are reminded to carry confirmation of a negative PCR Test taken within 72 hours of arrival at their destination or arrival in Ireland (some countries may vary).

Passengers who wish to undergo a COVID test can visit: Bon Secours Health System - Covid Self Referral Form.

“Around 20 percent of jobs in Kerry are directly dependent on the tourism and hospitality sectors with a vibrant airport being a crucial to their needs. Many months of toil lie ahead and Kerry Airport remains determined to continue its mission in supporting Kerry and this region’s economy when it is safe to do so,” Mr Mulhern said.

“The board, management and staff at Kerry Airport recognise the massive impact that COVID-19 has had on passenger numbers since March 2020. However, public health remains the primary focus and everyone at Kerry Airport supports the advice to avoid non-essential air travel until it is deemed safe to do so.”

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Deenagh Lodge to host Alzheimer’s Memory Walk

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Killarney National Park will serve as the venue for this year’s Kerry Alzheimer’s Memory Walk on Sunday, September 20.

Participants will gather at the Deenagh Lodge ahead of an 11.00am start to complete a 5km scenic route through the park.

The event takes place on the eve of World Alzheimer’s Day as part of a nationwide series of walks supported by Aviva.


Now in its seventh year, the initiative raises vital funds for The Alzheimer Society of Ireland to support local dementia services, including daycare centres, family carer training, social clubs, dementia cafés, and the national helpline.

Last year, nearly 3,000 walkers across Ireland raised over €240,000 for the cause.


The Kerry walk will be led by local champions Kathriona Sheehan, Niamh Murphy, Lynda Phillips, and Melissa Molyneaux, who are walking in support of all those living with dementia.
“We are proud to lead our annual Alzheimer’s Memory Walk supported by Aviva to help fund local dementia services in Kerry,” they said. “The event is about community and helping spread awareness by walking together to raise vital funds for care, support, and hope for the days ahead. Join us in Killarney on Sunday, 20th September to show your support.”


With over 40 walks scheduled across Ireland, members of the public can walk in memory of a loved one or to show solidarity. Further details and registration are available at memorywalk.ie.

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Gary Moynihan wins racecourse style title

Style reigned supreme at Killarney Racecourse as local resident Gary Moynihan and Offaly’s Sylwia Novak captured the top honours at the Canella Lane Best Dressed Day. Moynihan, a local neuromuscular […]

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Style reigned supreme at Killarney Racecourse as local resident Gary Moynihan and Offaly’s Sylwia Novak captured the top honours at the Canella Lane Best Dressed Day.

Moynihan, a local neuromuscular therapist, claimed Best Dressed Gentleman in a made-to-measure six-button burgundy double-breasted suit with a navy check from Saville Menswear in Cork. He completed the winning look with a shirt and paisley tie from Simply Suits Killarney and brown derby shoes from Pavers at the Killarney Outlet Centre.
Best Dressed Lady was awarded to Novak, a hospital personal assistant from Tullamore, who wore a red polka-dot ensemble and custom hat designed by milliner Rita Daly, featuring sustainable jewellery made from recycled plastic.
Canella Lane owner Ciana Aspell praised the high standard of fashion on the day, while Killarney Racecourse Manager Karl McCay thanked the sponsors and racegoers for their support.
With the summer season now wrapped up, the team at Killarney Racecourse is gearing up for the October Festival on October 4 and 5, featuring its first-ever Student Raceday with SPIN South West on the Monday. Early ticket booking is advised.

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