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Gooch will Return!!!

Open Eye television were in Killarney yesterday where ourselves and Marty Morrissey caught up with Colm “Gooch” Cooper. Colm talked about his devastation after being told 2014 was over for him in the Kerry jersey and that it would be 2015 before he kicked a football in anger again. He did say however that his

Extra ESB Crews Return Home.

Last Friday the extra crews drafted in by the ESB completed their final day of work and in doing so ended the day with power restored to everyone on the Kerry grid, Open Eye Television were there as they shipped out Friday morning for their final day…

PDW-680

This is some test footage from the Sony PDW-680 acquired off Youtube, we have recently purchased two of these cameras…. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwb0xE4v33s

Open Eye Television, The Calm after the Storm.

Open Eye Television had a very busy day yesterday as we endeavored to portray to the nation the severe conditions that ravaged the Cork and Kerry areas. Martin Cronin said he never filmed in conditions worse then those in Castletownbere while road throughout Kerry were closed due to fallen trees. Today many areas are still

Open Eye Television, Severe weather set to hit Kerry and Cork

Kerry and Cork have been hit with a RED severe weather warning for today by Met Eireann, wind speeds are expected to reach up to 160km/h in some areas…

Open Eye Television, Search for second man has been stood down.

The search for the second of two men who went missing from Cobh Bay on the Sheep’s Head peninsula in Co Cork has been stood down due to stormy weather.

Open Eye Television, President visits flood hit Cork

President Higgins was in Cork yesterday to see first hand the damage caused to many traders by the recent floods, although many had grievances they very positive welcome for the president who said that he saluted the resilience of the Cork traders.

Open Eye Television, Bad weather continues to wreak havoc in Cork

Open Eye Television and Geraldine Harney braved the elements on Mizen Head in Cork on Saturday to report on the continuing bad weather that is plaguing the county while officer of the Mizen coastguard Michael O’ Regan said he had never seen conditions as bad before…

Open Eye Tevevision, Minister Brian Hayes Meets Flood Victims In Ballylongford, Co. Kerry

Today Open Eye Television were in Ballylongford where Minister Brian Hayes came to the village to meet the residents who fell victim to the recent floods. Paschal Sheehy spoke to some of the residents and also the minister about what kind of relief might be available to those effected.

Open Eye Television, Bad Weather Ravages The Country

Its been a very hectic week for everyone here at Open Eye Television, the storms around the south western area of the country have left many business and home owners in a very unfortunate situation and while it is a novelty for some for others its a stark reminder of what the elements are capable