Coroner Terence Casey spoke to Jerry after inquests were held in Killarney this week – 4 of the 7 were suicide, and all were people aged over 50.

Terry Boyle of Windmill Cabs told Jerry he notices a difference in people’s behaviour when there’s a full moon.

Among the many issues Michael O’Regan discusses was the appointment of Junior Ministers.

Today's Just Once comes from Martin Mahon, a 22-year-old traveller from Tralee.

Valentia slate quarry, the well-known business which is operation since 1999, is up for sale.

The quarry, which in its time supplied slate to the House of Parliament in London and still continues to do so, will go under the hammer shortly.

Micheál Lyne of Valentia Slate spoke to Radio Kerry’s Sean Hurley for Kerry Today.

American retiree Jane Fadely, who’s been living in Kenmare since 2013, was told in April that she has to leave the country because of changes in immigration rules. She flies out to the US on Tuesday, and spoke to Jerry today about how she’s feeling.

Minister Simon Coveney announced on Wednesday that he’s removing the minimum charge for recycling waste. From July, all households will have to pay a fixed charge for their waste removal, and a minimum price per kilo for each of their three bins.

Jerry firstly spoke to the Chair of the Irish Waste Management Association, Caroline Walsh, and then to Environment Editor with the Irish Independent Paul Melia.

Jerry talks to Cllr Michael Gleeson about a case of a double amputee who it appears would get double the home care help in Cork rather than in Kerry

Jerry talks to Tom Brady of the Irish Independent about the Garda Reserve which is about to be doubled in size and the latest in the controversy

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