Mary O’Carroll from Ballyduff spoke to Jerry about her 28-year-old son, Anthony, who is in the National Rehabilitation Hospital, Dublin. Anthony suffered a traumatic brain injury with multiple complex breaks throughout his body in a motorbike racing accident last July during a race in the Isle of Man. Anthony is getting great care from the amazing staff, but Mary says there’s a shortage of physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and speech and language therapists. Jerry also spoke to Marie Ó Mír, CEO of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists. Jerry also received a statement from the Association of Occupational Therapists of Ireland.

Bad Nanny, a new two-part documentary on serial fraudster Samantha Cookes begins on RTÉ1 tonight at 9.35. Jerry spoke to director Alan Bradley.

Jerry spoke to Radio Kerry GAA commentator Tim Moynihan about the team’s defeat to Tyrone.

The UNESCO World Heritage site Skellig Michael/Sceilg Mhichíl had been due to reopen for boat visits, but this has been delayed due to legal disputes. Jerry spoke to local councillor Norma Moriarty.

Jerry spoke to Niamh Ní Bhriain who’s one of the organisers of the Neutrality Roadshow. They’re holding an event in Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine, Kenmare tomorrow night and on Monday, May 12th at 6pm, they will be in Ballylongford. The group is adamant that the triple lock should be maintained – this means that after gaining approval from the Government and Dáil to send our defence forces abroad, approval is also needed from the UN Security Council. The five permanent members of the security council are China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

The students of the Kerry College/Radio Kerry journalism, podcasting and radio course are looking for your help in contributing to a new short feature series to be broadcast on Radio Kerry. ‘Only in Kerry’ aims to be a vibrant series of short audio snapshots capturing the spirit, voices, and personality of Kerry. Each piece zooms in on a different character, moment, or idea that helps paint a broader picture of what Kerry means—not just as a place, but as a feeling. Have you had an experience that you believe would only happen in Kerry? Are there stories, humour, people, and history that are unique only to Kerry? Then get in touch with us and email [email protected]. Jerry spoke to students Doireann Barrett and Hannah O’Sullivan.