This morning, the village and wider area remained without power and water. Treasa received an update from Uisce Éireann as to when it hoped to restore water. Jerry also spoke to Lisa Cox, who lives in Brosna; she feels they are living in a forgotten village. After this interview, ESB Networks contacted the show to say that some homes in the area may not have power restored until Friday. Up to 40 fallen trees in Brosna, particularly in Mount Eagle, have caused the outage and have contributed to the length of time it's taking to restore electricity.

Pádraig Corkery, senior executive officer for corporate affairs with Kerry County Council, gave an update on the road conditions after temperatures dropped overnight.

Kieran McAuliffe from Knocknagoshel contacted the show to alert people who abandoned their cars at the Four Cross roads in Knocknagoshel as a result of the snow. They’re asked to collect their vehicles as the council needs to grit and plough the roads in the village

Ger O’Dea is community engagement manager with the National Ambulance Service. He is pleading with the public to avoid heading outdoors and putting themselves at risk of slips or falls as the service is already under huge pressure.

Jerry spoke to Omar Fitzell of Ballybunion Sea and Cliff Rescue about how their team is delivering meals on wheels to the elderly in Ballybunion, Ballylongford and Lisselton. If you need any assistance, you can email [email protected]. Emergency assistance can be requested via Listowel Gardaí.

The collapse of part of the Tralee Sports Complex roof has been described as a huge set-back for the whole county. There are over 300,000 visits to the centre every year. The roof over the sports hall caved in yesterday morning and it is understood the weight of the snow caused the roof to give way. Jerry spoke to Jim Finucane, chair of the Tralee Regional Sports and Leisure Centre, spoke to Jerry.

Jerry spoke to Dermot Goode of TotalHealthCover.ie, a Lockton company, who has advice for people renewing their policies. For further information, you could also go to https://www.hia.ie/

Jerry spoke to Charlie O’Leary, water operations lead with Uisce Éireann. Parts of Kerry are without water as a result of the cold snap with Brosna the area worst affected. To report a water break, call 1800 278 278.

Jerry spoke to Jason Fleming who’s chair of the Kerry branch of the IFA. The IFA is teaming up with the HSE and other essential services to help those who are vulnerable and/or living remotely, unable to travel in this weather. Farmers are assisting in other ways too including using their equipment to help those trapped in snow in their cars. The emergency number to contact is 066 712 3279.

Jerry spoke to Fine Gael MEP for Ireland South, Seán Kelly, who’s raised concerns about Russian activity in Europe. Jerry also asked the Kilcummin man, who’s a former President of the GAA, about media speculation that he could run as a candidate in November’s presidential election.