Kerry Today

A Problem Shared – October 7th, 2026

Every Wednesday, Tony gives his perspective on listeners' dilemmas.

Have You Never Heard of Bill Fuller? – October 6th, 2026

Jerry spoke to David Burke, Director of Dot TV & Films, who directed the documentary on the larger-than-life Kerry man who was an impresario, builder and much, much more. Have You Never Heard of Bill Fuller? will be shown at the Siamsa Screen Film Club 2026, today Tuesday, October 6th, at 7pm.

Deer Crash Survivor: Time for Fencing to Keep Deer off Roads – October 6th, 2026

Jerry O’Connor from Knockrour West, Scartaglen spoke to Jerry about his collision with a deer. Two weeks ago – just weeks after buying a minibus – Jerry, who’s a taxi driver, was involved in a crash with a deer while driving to pick up customers.

Oisín McConville: Women’s Growing Gambling Problem – October 6th, 2026

Jerry spoke to Oisín McConville, the All-Ireland winner with Armagh who some 20 years ago revealed he had a gambling addiction. The gambling addiction awareness campaigner is giving a talk in Kenmare this evening.

All-Ireland Champs: IMRO Gold for Radio Kerry Kerry College Students – October 6th, 2026

Radio Kerry won three gold medals at this year’s IMRO National Radio Awards. Yesterday Jerry spoke to two gold medal winners Kaya Flynn and Niamh Daly. Today he spoke to some of the Kerry College Radio Kerry journalism, podcasting and radio students who won gold in the Short Feature category. Two of the students, Stacey Conway and Kian O’Groman, along with Connie Broderick, training manager for Radio Kerry’s training school spoke to Jerry. Connie also gave details of the open day at Radio Kerry this Friday for those interested in taking part in the next course

Small Business Owner Calls for VAT Income Threshold in Budget - October 6th, 2026

Lisa ‘Glow’ O’Shea, who runs Glow health and beauty salon in Cahersiveen, spoke to Jerry about what she wishes for in Budget 2027.

Special Criminal Court Tells Kerry Man He Can’t Get Trial Adjourned Again – October 6th, 2026

Radio Kerry journalist Mark Lynch was at the Special Criminal Court yesterday for the appearance of 43-year-old James Leen of Pilgrim Hill, Kilmorna, Listowel who has been charged in connection with the largest ever seizure of crystal meth in this country.

Teachers Go on Work-to-Rule – October 5th, 2026

Jerry spoke to Tracie Tobin, INTO/ Irish National Teachers' Organisation - central executive committee representative for Kerry and Limerick, about why they are taking industrial action.

Radio Kerry: Golden Night at IMRO National Radio Awards – October 5th, 2026

Radio Kerry won ten awards at the 2026 IMRO Awards on Friday in Killarney – three gold, five silver and two bronze awards. Radio Kerry’s sister station Shannonside Northern Sound won Best Local Radio Station bringing to ten the number of awards won by Voice Media of which Radio Kerry and Shannonside Northern Sound are part. Jerry spoke to two of Radio Kerry’s three gold winners – Kaya Flynn who presents, researches and produces Travels Through a Kingdom which won Best Magazine Programme and to Niamh Daly, producer and creator of the Many Voices, One Kingdom series which won top accolade in the Community/Social Action category. He will speak tomorrow to Radio Kerry’s third gold medal winners – the students of the Kerry College Radio Kerry journalism, podcasting and radio course who won in the Short Feature category.

Michael Healy-Rae on Public Sector Work-to-Rule – October 5th, 2026

Jerry spoke to the independent TD for Kerry about the public service work-to-rule which started today. He also asked Deputy Healy-Rae how he was after being assaulted in Dublin last month. The matter is currently before the courts.

CSG Radio Kerry Working Together Final: Backing Kerry Businesses and Organisations – October 5th, 2026

Jerry was live from CSG’s Tralee headquarters at Day Place today for the Working Together final. CSG, which provides audit, financial reporting, advisory and tax services teamed up with Radio Kerry to provide a €3,000 prize for businesses and organisations. This consists of €1,500 CSG advisory package and €1,500 of radio and digital advertising with Radio Kerry. The six finalists were: The six finalists were: Maurice Fitzgerald Senior representing Demorris Ltd - Fitzgerald's Gastropub, Hostel and Café, Castlegregory Caroline Neenan, chair of Autism Friendly Killarney James O'Connor, director, OCON Projects, Ballylongford Noel O’Connor of Adams of Tralee – Hyundai and Fiat Professional dealers Kate O’Leary, The Laurels Pub and Restaurant, Killarney Jamie Ó Flannúra, Dingle Sea Safari Congratulations to Dingle Sea Safari on winning the CSG Radio Kerry Working Together package worth €3,000.

The Heat Doctor – October 2nd, 2026

On the first Friday of the month, David O’Sullivan of DC Energy Solutions will answer your home heating and energy conservation questions. The feature is sponsored by Boyles of Killorglin.

Mick Clifford: There I Long to Be – October 2nd, 2026

Jerry spoke to the Irish Examiner special correspondent about his new memoir, There I Long to Be: Life Through a GAA Lens.

The Cantillon Quarter – October 2nd, 2026

Jerry spoke to Dr Breda O’Dwyer of MTU about the series of business forums that gets underway on October 6th. The Cantillon Quarter is named about Richard Cantillon from Ballyheigue (c 1680 – 1734) known as the ‘Father of Political Economy’ and who’s credited with coining the word ‘entrepreneur’. The Cantillon Quarter builds on the foundations of the previous, long-established Cantillon Conference. The breakfast forum will take place on the first Tuesday of this October, November and December and is intended to give businesses direct access to expert insights, emerging trends and networking opportunities.

Call from the Dáil – October 2nd, 2026

John Downing of the Irish Independent reviews the week in politics.

Were Politicians Responsible for Extra Trains Provided for Kerry GAA Fans This Summer? - October 2nd, 2026

An 'Otterly' Big Adventure - October 1st, 2026

How on earth did an otter end up in Killarney town centre recently? Jerry spoke to Yasin Undre, the vet who returned the otter to his habitat, and Julie Cronin from Wildlife Rescue Cork. A special mention to Killarney gardaí John Curtin and Shane Lehane, who helped Yasin rescue the otter and return him to water.

Too Many Renewable Energy Projects in North Kerry? Solar Ireland CEO Responds - October 1st, 2026

Ronan Power, CEO of Solar Ireland, spoke to Jerry about concerns that there are too many renewable energy developments – including solar farms – being located in North Kerry.

Kerry Sinn Féin Chair on Garvaghy Road Controversy – October 1st, 2026

Jerry spoke to Daithí Fitzgerald, chair of Sinn Féin Kerry, who was in Garvaghy Road earlier this week. He's also going to travel up to the protest tomorrow.

Killarney Chosen as Location for New State-Led Early Learning Facility – October 1st, 2026

Killarney has been chosen as one of seven locations for new state-led early learning facilities. Jerry spoke to Frances Byrne, director of policy at Early Childhood Ireland, and Derek O’Leary, manager of Torc Community & Family Resource Centre, Killarney.