Many people came to Áras an Chontae yesterday to sign a book of condolence for the late head coach of Munster, who died at the age of 42. Treasa Murphy spoke to some of them.

Jerry spoke to Vera O’Leary of the Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre and to Sarah Benson of Ruhama.

The chairman of Dr Crokes, Denis Coleman, spoke to Jerry about his team’s comprehensive victory over Kenmare District in yesterday’s County Senior Football Final.

Marian O’Flaherty visited Tralee School of Martial Arts to find out why MMA is so popular. She began by speaking to two of the club's youngest champions - Nikodem Bielinski from Tralee and Cyprian Tyburski from Abbeydorney.

She also spoke to champion jiujitsu instructor Mike Allen and champion MMA fighter Tom Maguire.

The nation has been shocked by the passing of Munster’s head coach yesterday.

There’s been a huge reaction to plans by St John of God’s to close the facility for people with intellectual disabilities.

The former RTE reporter Charlie Bird is coming to Tralee tonight where he’s to speak of his experiences of visiting missionary projects in The Philippines and Korea.

Matthew O’Connor is the union’s representative for Kerry.

Jerry got a huge reaction to the feature yesterday on what you can buy for a fiver. He returns to the topic today. Separately, the Mayor of Tralee, Labour Cllr Terry O’Brien speaks about the public consultation regarding the developing the former Denny site in Tralee.

1987 was the last time Dr Crokes and Kenmare District met in the County Senior Football Final, which Kenmare won in a replay. Kenmare’s Mickey Ned O’Sullivan and Vince Casey of Dr Crokes who were on the ’87 teams spoke to Jerry.