Shamrock Rovers beat Kerry FC 6-1 in Tallaght Stadium in the FAI Cup semi-final.

Jerry spoke to Radio Kerry commentator Ramona Keogh about the game, the atmosphere, and the support from Kerry fans.

The grand final of the Working Together promotion was held outside CSG's headquarters in Day Place, Tralee today. Five Kerry businesses were shortlisted - Ivertec, The Junction Bar in Camp, Tommy Carmody Property House, Killarney Glass, and Garyowen Transport, Kilflynn.

Jerry spoke to Catherina Coffey of Ivertec, Mike Fitzgerald of the Junction Bar, Tommy Carmody, Jackie Looney of Killarney Glass, and Brian Donovan of Garyowen Transport. Jerry also spoke to CSG's Chris Murray, managing partner, and Úna McShane, practice development partner, who announced the overall winner. The winner has won a CSG starter services package, worth €1,500, plus €1,500 in radio and digital advertising with Radio Kerry - total value €3,000.

Fianna Fáil is in turmoil after its presidential candidate pulled out of the election which will take place on October 24th. Jerry first spoke to Minister for Children and Kerry Fianna Fáil TD Norma Foley and to Fianna Fáil Cathaoirleach of the Kenmare Municipal District Norma Moriarty.

Jerry spoke to Kerry Tourism Industry Federation Board member, Mike Buckley. With the 2027 Ryder Cup taking place in Adare, there’s huge potential for Kerry to benefit.

Jerry Scanlon from Tarbert is part of a group organising a public meeting, tonight, Thursday, October 2nd, about concerns over a 286-hectare solar farm in Tarbert and Glin.

He is arguing that the project is too big for the area and would lead to huge disruption over the 15 months of its construction, not to mention the 705 acres of agricultural land that would be taken out of the local economy.

Jerry spoke to Marie O'Connell, principal of Scoil Náisiúnta Ard Fhearta/ Ardfert national school about their safety system for children getting dropped off and picked up from school. A listener contacted Jerry about the school’s system after Jerry mentioned how school bus operators are calling for a road safety campaign aimed at children. They’re noticing children crossing the road before their school bus has driven off. This means other motorists may not see them crossing the road.

Jerry spoke to John Kennelly, director of services for community, climate action, and operational services at Kerry County Council, on the preparations it’s made for Storm Amy.