Tools Of The Trade
Padraig Kennelly explores the technical challenge of photography in the 1950s and 1960s.
Flash Dancers!
Padraig and Joan Kennelly faced tough technical problems as they photographed Ireland's dance band followers in the 1950s.
Bravery on the waves
Padraig Kennelly recounts dramatic rescues of sailors off the County Kerry coast.
Gallic Exposure
General Charles De Gaulle's 1969 holiday in Kerry was a major news event for Padraig and Joan Kennelly.
Ancient Puck Fair
The town of Killorglin in Co. Kerry is ruled by a goat for a few days every August.
Pride and Passion
Padraig Kennelly explains that Kerry's sporting heroes weren't only on the football pitch.
Confirmation Day In Kerry
County Kerry's youngsters of the 1950s and 60s receive their religious rite of passage.
Spot the Ball Hero
Padraig Kennelly meets Mossie Knightley, who became famous for a successful boyhood gamble.
My town grew up!
Photojournalist Padraig Kennelly's photographic memory of his fast-changing birthplace.
Roots revisited
Photojournalist Padraig Kennelly traces his family roots in Ballylongford, County Kerry.
Taking on the Town Hall
Padraig Kennelly started Kerry's Eye to force Tralee's Urban Council to fix the town's flooding problem.
Falveys - a real Irish bar
Padraig Kennelly visits one of the last of the great old Irish bars - Declan and Breda Falveys in Killorglin, County Kerry.
Santa on tour!
This annual visitor to Kerry Schools came not on a reindeer, but in a Volkswagen Beetle with a photographer in tow!
How Kerry's Eye was born
Padraig Kennelly recounts how he turned from photojournalist to newspaper publisher when he launched Kerry's Eye in 1974.