IRELAND may be excluded from playing in the next Cricket World Cup, but the ‘foreign’ game may yet vie with Gaelic football for the hearts of sports people in Kerry.

A CALL for a CCTV system to monitor public order on the streets of top tourist town Killarney has been supported by only some local elected representatives.

MORE than 50 business people in Killarney have signed a petition strongly opposing a suggested pedestrianisation of the Kerry town’s Main Street.

AN 80-year-old Irish priest, who made international headlines last year when held captive for a month by rebels in the Philippines, received a prestigious humanitarian honour, at the weekend.

AN 80-year-old priest, held captive for a month by rebels in the Philippines a year ago, will be presented with the 2010 Hugh O’Flaherty Humanitarian Award, in Killarney at the weekend.

A STATUE controversially relocated from a hospital rooftop in Killarney to a ground level location will become a target for vandals, town councillor Donal Grady has warned.

CHASING Glory, jointly owned by Seamus Maher from Claremorris, Co. Mayo and Michael O’Donovan from Kilkee, Co. Clare, who won his trial stake here last season, but was surprisingly beaten by 50-1 outsider Be Over Quick in the first round of the Boylesports Derby, returned to Newcastlewest yesterday to take the Munster Cup.