The Kerry Law Society Courthouse Subcommittee has expressed these concerns, arguing the existing Tralee Courthouse is not fit for purpose and funding is needed now to build a new facility. Jerry spoke to Canice Walsh of the Kerry Law Society.

The An Post team at Killarney’s New Street post office are the winners of An Post’s Values in Practice (VIP) award for 2022/23. The award which goes for outstanding performance among An Post’s nationwide post office and mails networks. It is the first time that the VIP award has been won by the retail arm of the company. Jerry spoke to Liam Hartnett, former manager of An Post Killarney who nominated the team, and one of the staff members, Anne Clifford.

There are claims that the structure of the county senior football championship is unfair and favours divisional teams. Jerry spoke to former GAA president Sean Kelly and Paul Brennan, sports editor with The Kerryman.

Yesterday, a woman in Wexford was attacked by an XL Bully dog. On Friday, the same breed of dog attacked two women in Waterford. Should we follow the UK’s lead and ban the breed here? Jerry spoke to Jean Campbell, chair of Animal Help Net Kerry, and Maurice Enright, owner of Sera Husky & Animal Rescue charity.

On the last Tuesday of every month, solicitor Miriam McGillycuddy answers your questions. If you’ve a query for Miriam, email in confidence to [email protected]

The final section of the N22 Macroom Bypass – the route between Ballyvourney and Ballymakeera – is due to open on Monday, November 6th. Jerry spoke to local councillor Gobnait Moynihan.

Anti-dereliction campaigner Frank O’Connor believes most local authorities have failed to use their powers to acquire derelict buildings by compulsory purchase order (CPO). Last week an inquest heard how the body of South Kerry born Tim O’Sullivan lay undiscovered in his home in Mallow for over 20 years.

That’s the view of Labour deputy Aodhán Ó Ríordán who’s the party spokesperson on justice.

The Oireachtas Committee on Social Protection has recommended that workers should be allowed defer their pension until they reach 75, to allow them make more PRSI contributions. Dr Laura Bambrick is head of social policy and employment affairs at the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU).

Jerry hosted a special edition of Kerry Today live from MTU Kerry at the Kerry Sports Academy at the North Campus. Jerry spoke to Professor Maggie Cusack, president of MTU, to Dr Pat McGarty senior lecturer in the faculty of health and social sciences, Dr Eilish Broderick, head of school at Stemmers Seamus Murphy, head of department of technology, engineering and maths, and Mike Stack, managing director of Tricel. In Call from the Dáil, Michael O'Regan reviewed the week in politics and opined that the wit and humour has gone out of debate in Leinster House. Cllr Jackie Healy-Rae said from next month, people on the social housing waiting list will be able to avail of choice-based letting. This replaces the current system where the council offers a person a property which they can then accept or reject. Under the choice-based letting system, the individual submits a request to live in a particular house or apartment.