Jerry spoke to John Fogarty, Irish Examiner GAA correspondent, who reported that Kerry coach Paddy Tally is to be the next manager of Derry.

Almost 100 years American ornithologist Benjamin Gault came to Kerry and Cork. His purpose was to document birdlife but the films he shot also captured the way people lived in the 1920s just after the War of Independence and Civil War. His footage was forgotten for decades but his visit lived on in folk memory. Micheál Ó Mainnín decided over a decade to find out what happened to Benjamin Gault’s films after he had heard the tales of an American recording films in West Kerry in the 1920s. Jerry spoke to Micheál and to Dr Aoife Granville from Dingle. Aoife and her sister Deirdre were multi-instrumentalists on the soundtrack to the digitised film of Benjamin Gault’s footage. https://ifiarchiveplayer.ie/benjamin-gault/ This has been made possible by the Chicago Academy of Sciences, San Francisco Silent Film Festival, and the Irish Film Institute as well as by some generous benefactors.

That’s the basic message of a listener who sent a letter to Jerry about the issue and how a member of their family had no money set aside for their funeral when they died. Graham Gleasure, manager of Gleasure’s Funeral Home, gave his reaction to Jerry.

Jerry spoke to Ronan Lyons who is author of the latest Daft.ie report and is an economist at Trinity College Dublin.

General manager of the Cahernane House Hotel in Killarney, Emer Corridan revealed they had acquired property which is being used to house hotel staff. Cllr John O’Donoghue of the Kerry Independent Alliance tells Jerry that he’s not surprised.

The Irish Physical Activity Alliance has hit out at a proposal by Fine Gael to increase e VAT on gym memberships from 9% to 11%. Jerry spoke to Darina Dunne, chair of the Irish Physical Activity Alliance (IPAA).

Jerry spoke to Patrick Scannell, a shareholder with Kerry Co-Op and a milk supplier, about the news and to Owen O'Sullivan, dairy chair of the Kerry branch of the IFA.

Jerry spoke to Fine Gael councillor Mike Kennelly who represents the Listowel Electoral Area.

Last Saturday evening, Helen Fitzgerald from Ardfert, her husband James, and her sister-in-law Helen were crossing the road near Ballincollig, Co Cork. Helen is visually impaired as is her husband. They were also accompanied by James’s guide dog, Monty.

Sue Nunn is station editor at KCLR FM for Kilkenny and Carlow. Jo Jo Dullard was from Kilkenny and right from the start from when she disappeared in November 1995, Sue followed this story, interviewing Jo Jo’s family and keeping in touch with them over the decades.