Radio Kerry

Coming up on In Business from 6pm with Amber Galwey: - Hear from Niall O'Carroll who is a leadership expert. He works with organisations to help them grow and achieve their goals.   - Research carried out by HR Buddy has revealed that people’s mental health and wellbeing is being impacted by their work as they are struggling to switch off. Damien McCarthy Assoc. CIPD will speak to Amber about the survey’s findings.   - Do you get distracted in the workplace or if you are working from home? Codex Office Solutions has carried out a survey which reveals the growing challenge of workplace distractions in the era of hybrid working. Codex CEO Patrick Murphy will discuss the findings.

Coming up on In Business from 6pm with Amber Galwey: - The Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee has become the first hotel in Kerry to receive the B Corporation or B Corp certification which shows it's meeting high standards across a wide range of criteria. Hear from Brid Ni Mhathuna and Heather MacIver about the steps they took to receive this accreditation.   - We will also be bringing you The SME Clinic in association with Xeinadin Ireland; this month we’ll be discussing business protection and income protection with Anne O'Doherty.   - Network Ireland is hosting its annual conference in Kerry later this year. Hear from the national president Amy O'Sullivan and Emily Reen, who is president of the Network Ireland Kerry Branch, about this conference as well as an event that will be celebrating Kerry businesswomen in May.   - Plus, Viki Foley Pasztor moved to Kerry from Hungary and started her hospitality career in the county. She now runs her own business, a café in Cromane called The Boathouse. Hear her story on this evening’s show.

Coming up on In Business from 6pm with Amber Galwey: - The Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee has become the first hotel in Kerry to receive the B Corporation or B Corp certification which shows it's meeting high standards across a wide range of criteria. Hear from Brid Ni Mhathuna and Heather MacIver about the steps they took to receive this accreditation.   - We will also be bringing you The SME Clinic in association with Xeinadin Ireland; this month we’ll be discussing business protection and income protection with Anne O'Doherty.   - Network Ireland is hosting its annual conference in Kerry later this year. Hear from the national president Amy O'Sullivan and Emily Reen, who is president of the Network Ireland Kerry Branch, about this conference as well as an event that will be celebrating Kerry businesswomen in May.   - Plus, Viki Foley Pasztor moved to Kerry from Hungary and started her hospitality career in the county. She now runs her own business, a café in Cromane called The Boathouse. Hear her story on this evening’s show.

Weekend Journalist Radio Kerry is looking for an experienced broadcast journalist to join our team. The role is part time and involves weekend work on Saturday and Sundays. It will involve writing and reading weekend news bulletins. Previous experience as a journalist is required. Responsibilities include generating news stories, writing and editing copy, reading news bulletins on radio, publishing stories online, and social media skills. The position will be based in our Tralee studios. Please apply in writing, including a CV and short voice demo, by midday on Wednesday, April 2nd to vacancies@radiokerry.ie or to Radio Kerry, Maine St, Tralee.

Radio Kerry has signed a new 10 year broadcast license with Coimisiún na Meán which will see the station continue to provide a local radio service for Co Kerry.  The license was publicly advertised last year. Raidio Ciarraí Teoranta has been the license holder since 1990. Executive Chairman of Radio Kerry, John O Sullivan said that the original vision of shareholders in 1990 was to provide a Voice for the Kingdom, and the license renewal is a vote of confidence in the station’s continued commitment to do so. General Manager, Fiona Stack said that the staff of Radio Kerry are very proud to represent the people of Kerry. She thanked the staff, listeners and advertisers for their continued support for the station and said that Radio Kerry looked forward to continuing to work with them to further develop the services it provides. Radio Kerry broadcasts on 96-98FM across the county of Kerry. The station is also available to the global Kerry diaspora online at radiokerry.ie on the Radio Kerry App and on Smart speakers. Photograph Standing L-R    Sharon O Mahony, Radio Kerry Sales Manager; Fiona Stack, Radio Kerry General Manager Seated L-R        Rónán Ó Domhnaill, Coimisiún na Meán Media Development Commissioner; Aoife MacEvilly, Coimisiún na Meán Broadcasting and On-demand Commissioner; John O Sullivan, Radio Kerry Executive Chairman; Richard Boyle, Radio Kerry Board Member 

Radio Kerry has signed a new 10 year broadcast license with Coimisiún na Meán which will see the station continue to provide a local radio service for Co Kerry.  The license was publicly advertised last year. Raidio Ciarraí Teoranta has been the license holder since 1990. Executive Chairman of Radio Kerry, John O Sullivan said that the original vision of shareholders in 1990 was to provide a Voice for the Kingdom, and the license renewal is a vote of confidence in the station’s continued commitment to do so. General Manager, Fiona Stack said that the staff of Radio Kerry are very proud to represent the people of Kerry. She thanked the staff, listeners and advertisers for their continued support for the station and said that Radio Kerry looked forward to continuing to work with them to further develop the services it provides. Radio Kerry broadcasts on 96-98FM across the county of Kerry. The station is also available to the global Kerry diaspora online at radiokerry.ie on the Radio Kerry App and on Smart speakers. Photograph Standing L-R    Sharon O Mahony, Radio Kerry Sales Manager; Fiona Stack, Radio Kerry General Manager Seated L-R        Rónán Ó Domhnaill, Coimisiún na Meán Media Development Commissioner; Aoife MacEvilly, Coimisiún na Meán Broadcasting and On-demand Commissioner; John O Sullivan, Radio Kerry Executive Chairman; Richard Boyle, Radio Kerry Board Member 

Coming up on In Business from 6pm with Amber Galwey: - John O'Shanahan MSc will speak about the role of emerging technologies and how digitalisation can help businesses grow and scale.   - The EY CFO Survey had a lot of very positive findings in terms of the forecasted growth and we’ll be discussing the findings on the show with Vickie Wall.   - Tigre Motor Club has officially been launched and it was born out of a passion for solving problems for motor enthusiasts. Founder Peter O’Regan will be on the show to tell us all about the business.   - Plus, hear about the training opportunities in Kerry College to support job seekers and career returners in software development. Aidan Lawless and Marko Tot explain who the course is aimed at and the possible job opportunities it brings.

Coming up on In Business from 6pm with Amber Galwey: - John O'Shanahan MSc will speak about the role of emerging technologies and how digitalisation can help businesses grow and scale.   - The EY CFO Survey had a lot of very positive findings in terms of the forecasted growth and we’ll be discussing the findings on the show with Vickie Wall.   - Tigre Motor Club has officially been launched and it was born out of a passion for solving problems for motor enthusiasts. Founder Peter O’Regan will be on the show to tell us all about the business.   - Plus, hear about the training opportunities in Kerry College to support job seekers and career returners in software development. Aidan Lawless and Marko Tot explain who the course is aimed at and the possible job opportunities it brings.

Coming up on In Business from 6pm with Amber Galwey:   - The RDI Hub is celebrating its fifth anniversary and they’ve launched an impact report to mark it. This shows how successful the hub has been with over €250 million flowing through the RDI Hub to support start-ups and scaling companies during that time. CEO of the RDI Hub Liam Cronin will talk to Amber about the past five years, and their plans for the future.   - A National Digital Research Centre event is taking place at the end of the month that is aimed at supporting start-ups and those with an early business idea. Christopher Barrett will explain what the event is all about and how people can get involved.   - Howdens, the trade kitchen supplier, has opened the doors to a new depot in Tralee creating seven new jobs in the town. Hear from regional director with Howdens Brian Buchan.   - Plus, the latest episode in the Kerry Ambassador Programme Podcast Series, created by the Kerry Convention Bureau, in partnership with Radio Kerry, is now available. The latest episode focuses on Kerry Ambassador, Breda O'Dwyer and we’ll bring you a segment from the podcast on the show. She's in conversation with Mary Gallagher.

Coming up on In Business from 6pm with Amber Galwey:   - The RDI Hub is celebrating its fifth anniversary and they’ve launched an impact report to mark it. This shows how successful the hub has been with over €250 million flowing through the RDI Hub to support start-ups and scaling companies during that time. CEO of the RDI Hub Liam Cronin will talk to Amber about the past five years, and their plans for the future.   - A National Digital Research Centre event is taking place at the end of the month that is aimed at supporting start-ups and those with an early business idea. Christopher Barrett will explain what the event is all about and how people can get involved.   - Howdens, the trade kitchen supplier, has opened the doors to a new depot in Tralee creating seven new jobs in the town. Hear from regional director with Howdens Brian Buchan.   - Plus, the latest episode in the Kerry Ambassador Programme Podcast Series, created by the Kerry Convention Bureau, in partnership with Radio Kerry, is now available. The latest episode focuses on Kerry Ambassador, Breda O'Dwyer and we’ll bring you a segment from the podcast on the show. She's in conversation with Mary Gallagher.