Killarney

By Sean Moriarty
<h3>Ian O&rsquo;Connell said he is delighted with the messages of support following his first broadcast as a presenter on Radio Kerry this week.</h3>
The well-known and popular Killarney man was left with life-changing injuries after falling from his bike in Killarney National Park in 2017.
Since the accident he has been a champion for the less fortunate under his mantra: &ldquo;If you can&rsquo;t stand up &ndash; standout&rdquo;.
This was the inspiration behind his brand new radio show which aired for the first time on Wednesday evening.
&#8216;Stand Out with Ian O&#8217;Connell&#8217; will feature interviews with people who have overcome great adversary to reach even greater heights.
His first guest was fellow Killarney man Jordan Lee. The Paralympian represented Ireland in the Tokyo Olympics this summer.
&ldquo;I was used to being in the studio from people interviewing me, but this time I turned the table,&rdquo; he told the Killarney Advertiser.
&ldquo;It was great to have Jordan on, two Killarney men! I really enjoyed it, it got a massive reaction and I got loads of emails and messages afterwards and into Thursday morning.&rdquo;
Ian will reveal his guest for the show on the previous Monday through various social media channels.

Ian makes his debut as a radio presenter

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