25.10.2024 . Repro Free :: Pictured : Shona Shanahan from Tralee with her Artistic work on her Graduation Cap . .MTU Kerry Campus to Hold Conferring Ceremonies for Class of 2024
Friday, 25th October 2024 – Munster Technological University (MTU) Kerry Campus is proudly hosting the 2024 conferring of awards ceremonies today Friday, 25th October, at the MTU Kerry Sports Academy. The day will see approximately 600 graduates from diverse disciplines across the School of Business, Computing and Humanities, School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths, and School of Health and Social Science receive their awards.
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Repro Free : Meet our eco-witch, 7-year-old Maia Barrera O'Mahoney from Tralee, as she gracefully lands at the wetlands in Tralee .Who needs potions when nature works its magic? . Maia soared through the stunning landscapes of Tralee Bay Wetlands Eco & Activity Park, riding a broomstick crafted from nature’s finest treasures.
The magic doesn't stop here! Join us for our Annual Family Pumpkin Scavenger Hunt from October 19th to October 31st! . It's a delightful adventure filled with fun, exploration, and, of course, pumpkins! . Don’t miss out on creating unforgettable memories with your family—book your spot now at www.traleebaywetlands.org/halloween. Let’s celebrate the beauty of nature together! .
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Come into my house and look for my dead husband!!!!! Cathy moriarty from Tralee Co Kerry placed her husband Maurice into a Coffin and will have his wake in the house on Halloween night. She will have her husbands family and friends over and enjoy the liter side of the night.Photo By : Domnick Walsh / Eye Focus LTD ©
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The arrival of October makes a difference in the countryside. The leaves begin to change colour while outdoor events become less and conditions with more rain can make walking unsuitable so its a case of minding your steps as seen in the photo at Glin. Yours Moss Joe Browne.
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Hello Joe
You might remember me John kinsman operations manager of coastwatch st Monans in Fife Scotland. I like all crew listen to radio Kerry in back ground while on duty . You might like to know I appeared on several of the programmes South by South West with Ted Creeden. Joe I forgot what the theme is for the photo of the month for November but in have attached a photo i took of the aura lights over st Monans. The building in photo is our coastwatch station on cliff top. I hope the pictures is ok for Dermot. We all love you Saturday slot.
Thank you John kinsman operations manager of coastwatch st Monans in Fife Scotland
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Hi Joe and Dominick.
Hope ye all keeping well. Photos attached were both taken the same day,
Sunrise at aherns road blenerville and sunset in the Maharees.
Kind regards
Tim Collins
Ballymacelligott
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Hi Joe This is a photo of a lovely tree of red berry Holly a real sign that winter is here. Keep up the good work. Regards Joan Trant.
Hi Joe Celebrating the harvest in our local church In Curraheen Tralee.Regards Joan Trant.
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Hi Joe and Dominic,
Having regard to your Autumn colours theme I attach three images.First image is a recent golden sunset at Inch Strand reflecting on the wet sand at low tide casting a warm glow on all and sundry.Second image is a September shot from Slea Head showing Clogher Strand and Three Sisters in the background with fading Autumn grassland.Final image shows colourful Autumn foliage and bridge on Owengarriff river near Torc Waterfall on road to Molls Gap.
Best regards
Michael Kennedy
Annascaul
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Hi Domnick and Joe,
Photos attached for November.
1. Spotlight from the sky taken in Fenit
2. Freed buoy after the Storm Ashley
3. Ready to roll - straw bales ready for collection.
Regards
Siobhan O'Connor
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Hi Joe and Dominic my photos of Autumn colours in Leslies woods Tarbert
Brendan Kissane
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Good morning Joe & Dominic. There is no shortage of colour in Kells. Best wishes to you both. Agnes O’Sullivan
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Joe,
Some photos of the recent Aurora. For info, the whitening of the Coomakista statue was achieved by shining a torch on it while taking the photo with my I Phone.
I have an added interest in the Aurora Borealis because it was a phenomenon which we reported when it occurred in the course of our weather observations during my time in Met Eireann. We had to report on the movements, times, colours and shapes of the auroras. Features had terms which included "glow, arc, ray, drapery, band, corona," etc. Analysis of the reported data can provide useful information on the solar activity and the earth's magnetic field, whose interaction cause the phenomenon.
I saw my first aurora at Claremorris, Co. Mayo Met. Station in 1957 and others at Valentia Observatory, Cahersiveen, where I served from 1958 to 1988. I think that the recent displays rival or surpass any others I had previously seen.
Tom Horgan Waterville
