On Saturday evening, Kerry took on Tyrone in Croke Park and emerged at the end, victorious with a place in the All-Ireland Final. Jerry spoke to Radio Kerry GAA commentator, Tim Moynihan.

The District Court has refused an application by Killorglin publicans for an exemption which would allow them remain open until 3am at Puck Fair next month. Jerry spoke to Fianna Fáil TD Michael Cahill.

John Downing of the Irish Independent reviews the week in politics.

Kerry-based director Mark McLoughlin has made a documentary which is being shown at the Galway Film Fleadh. Stolen Lives is being shown at the Town Hall Theatre in Galway this afternoon, Thursday, July 10th. The film tells the story of Sunny Jacobs, who tragically died in a house fire recently. She had campaigned for an end to the death penalty, having been on death row in America for 16 years, for killing two police officers. She was later freed and spent the rest of her life helping innocent prisoners released from long-term sentences to readjust to life outside the prison system by setting up the Sunny Centre with her late husband, Peter Pringle. He was one of the last people in this country to be sentenced to death in Ireland after he was found guilty of murdering two gardaí in 1980. His sentence was later quashed.

After almost six years in Tralee, Fr Amos Surungai Roto is leaving the parish of Our Lady and St Brendan’s and moving to Castletownbere where he will be the new parish priest.

A message in a bottle sent from Canada almost 13 years ago finally reached land this week, when it was found on a West Kerry beach. The letter was written by a couple called Brad and Anita; they put it into a bottle which they threw off the cliffs on Bell Island, Newfoundland. This week Kate Gay found the bottle, over 3,200km away, in Scraggane Bay on The Maharees. Kate along with Martha Farrell spoke to Jerry on Tuesday. Radio Kerry got in touch with the couple – now a husband and wife. Brad Squires spoke to Jerry.

Jerry spoke to Minister of State Michael Healy-Rae about the additional Kerry-Dublin trains announced for Saturday’s All-Ireland Semi-Final. Tickets sold out within minutes.

Jerry spoke to Fine Gael MEP for Ireland South, Kilcummin’s Sean Kelly who has decided that he won’t be seeking his party’s nomination for the Presidential election later this year.

Every Wednesday, Tony gives his perspective on listeners’ dilemmas.