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Public invited to attend Joint Policing Committee online meeting

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The County Kerry Joint Policing Committee will hold its annual public meeting this coming Friday (October 9) at 2pm and the public are invited to participate.

Having regard to public health guidance and particular guidance on the hosting of meetings, this meeting will be held online and by webinar.

Local Garda management will present data on crime and policing activities in the county for the first nine months of the year and update members on their Policing Plan. Policing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic will also be discussed.

Members of the public can attend the meeting but must register beforehand via the homepage of the Kerry County Council website, kerrycoco.ie.

Members of the public can submit questions for Garda or Council management by email to jpc@kerrycoco.ie or as part of their registration.

Any such questions should be received by noon this coming Wednesday, (October 7) in order to allow them be considered and responses prepared.

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CCTV system moves closer to tender

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CCTV system moves closer to tender


Plans for a long-awaited community-based CCTV system in Killarney town centre have taken a major step forward, with Kerry County Council expected to publish a tender for the project in the coming weeks.


The local authority confirmed that significant groundwork has now been completed, including obtaining approval from An Garda Síochána, completing a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA), and finalising technical specifications.
The progress follows an official response in Dáil Éireann to a Parliamentary Question raised by Kerry TD Michael Cahill, who has repeatedly pressed the Minister for Justice and local officials for updates on the long-delayed scheme.
The introduction of modern CCTV is strongly supported by local businesses, residents, and the Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce to help deter criminal activity and support Garda policing.
Once the tender process is completed, the installation will move ahead under updated national guidelines for community CCTV schemes.

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Killarney teenager wins national Jiu-Jitsu title

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St Brendan’s College student Franciszek (Frank) Jakubowski has claimed a title on the national martial arts stage after winning a gold medal and championship belt at NAGA Ireland, one of the country’s premier Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitions.


The 17-year-old Killarney resident fought through five matches to secure first place in his category at the event. The Fifth Year student trains locally at BJJ Killarney under coach Wilson, who guides his daily skill development. He also credits his older brother Filip, who competes in Cork, for helping him fine-tune his technique, prepare for tournaments, and support his athletic journey.
Jakubowski is a regular competitor on the Irish and international circuit, having built up a strong record across major events. Along with his latest NAGA Ireland belt and gold medal, his recent achievements include two gold medals and a silver medal at the Irish Open, four gold medals at the Grapple Series, and a gold and silver medal performance at the Ground Game Cup in Suwałki.

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