Kerrys Football ace player and Green School teacher Marc O'Se and Mr. Jimmy Deenihan T.D. Minister for the Arts, Hereitage and the Gaeltacht lay the first block of the new extension to CBS The Green School in Tralee . The refurbishment of existing buildings and the extension will take approximately 15 months at a cost of more than €5M . The building is funded by the Department of Education.Photo By : Domnick Walsh / Eye Focus LTD ©
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Hundreds of jellyfish are being bred at Dingle Oceanworld in Co. Kerry using methods pioneered by pioneering Valentia Island naturalist Maude Delap, the first person in the world to successfully rear jellyfish in captivity. The aquarium's mesmerising jellyfish display has been dedicated to Delap, whose groundbreaking research in the late 19th century helped unlock the complex life cycle of the species. Marine biologist Kevin Flannery said Delap's remarkable achievements continue to inspire scientists today, with her innovative work forming the foundation for modern jellyfish husbandry and research more than a century later.Photo By : Domnick Walsh © Eye Focus LTD .
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Pictured at St Brendan Festival in Fenit Co Kerry over the weekend during 6am Dawn Mass on a very cold and wet morning was Fr Francis Nolan P.P. of Fenit and Churchill .The St. Brendan Navigator Festival celebrated the maritime heritage of Tralee Bay and honoured Kerry’s famous seafaring saint, Saint Brendan. Held from 14 to 17 May 2026, the festival brought together local communities and visitors for a weekend of cultural showcases, local food, music and water-based activities. A colourful community procession was among the highlights of the event, reflecting the strong sense of pride and tradition within the area. The festival celebrated St Brendan’s enduring legacy of exploration, courage and connection to the sea.
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Hi Joe,
Please find attached Photo for your photo slot
Orla McMillian, 10 years old, taking time to enjoy sunset on her farm, Tralee.
Thank you
Anne Hussey
The month of May is when people find a spring in their feet with the long sunshine days approaching.Gardiners Paddy and Andrew look busy at Tralee Town Park and with the frosty nights gone they are giving attention to flower beds which with the coming summer sunshine will as always bloom lovely.Yours Moss Joe Browne.
Silage makeing at Aglish Lispole co Kerry.
Regards Dinny Galvin.
Hi Joe
Just attaching a photos of a summers evening in Ballyheigue beach.
Julie O Connor
Kilmoyley
Hi Joe and Dominic,
Here are a few shots that I took over the last month or so while pursuing my hobby of hiking the hills of Kerry.
- Conor Pass Lakes and The Three Sisters taken from the ridge above Pedlars Lake
- Coumeenole beach tucked away in the corner with Dunmore Head and the Sleeping Giant beyond with the sea looking amazing in glorious vibrant colours
- members of Dingle Hillwalking Club hiking in the Glenbeigh area above Coumasaharn lake recently
kind regards
Noel O Neill
Hi Joe and Dominic
Attached 3 photos of Summertime
Taken during the sunshine days in April are
1 View of the 3 Skellig Rocks (Skellig Michael, Little Selligs & Lemon Rock) from The Glen, Ballinskelligs
2 Dingle Marina
3 Hook Head Lighthouse, Co. Wexford taken in glorious sunshine last week
Thanks
Marian McGill
Dromid
Hello,
My father asked me to send in these for the summer scenes photography. His name is Donal Dowling Banna.
Pictures are the Black Rock in Banna,
The Cul Tra in Sandy Lane Banna
The last is Collins Castle between Banna and Barrow.
Kind regards,
Daniel Dowling
Hi Joe and Domnick,
Photos attached for June.
1 Getting dressed for First Holy Communion
2 Relaxing ona Sunday afternoon with a book, cup of coffee and fresh roses
3 Rooster standing guard on an apple tree
Regards,
Siobhan O'Connor
Good morning Joe & Domnick,
Find attached 2 photos for this months photo slot (Summer time). The photo of the horses was taken near Glenbeigh
Regards
Deirdre Mangan
Having regard to theme I attach some photos of Killarney Races which I took with Killarney Camera Club at May meeting following a request from Race Company to club.Fortunately we were blessed with lovely summer weather for occasion.First shot shows horses in full flight with mountains in background.Second shot shows excited young punters celebrating a win.Final shot shows some hardy old boys casting an astute,cold eye on proceedings.This latter image is my favourite shot as these old boys couldn't be bothered posing and enabled me to get a great candid shot.As I was taking shot one wag in company piped up"whats this for,CRIMELINE"??? ,much to the merriment of all.It kind of befitted the setting and image perfectly.Hard to beat the locals for craic and wit.
Best regards
Michael Kennedy
Inch
Good morning Joe & Dominic. I attach my photos for May. No 1 = My cupán tae on National tea day. No 2= Sunset on the hottest day in May. No 3= A celebration on the lawn. Best wishes to you both. Agnes O’Sullivan
