Nicola Gracey from Market street with here friends in fancy dress at her 21st birthday party in the Lisdoo
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10 Sept 2025
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10 Sept 2025
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Chief - Kerry
This is Chief. Our Chief of Security. He’s a six year old German Shepherd. We got Chief from a pound in Monaghan last February and since then he has become a big part of the family.
As soon as I met Chief in that pound I fell in love with him straight away. I Knew there was something special about him. It didn’t take Chief long to settle into his new home. Although Chief looks intimidating, he’s actually very friendly and loves new people.
Everyone in town always complements him and give him rubs when they see him walking around the town. Apart from walking, Chief favourite thing is going for drives in the car. He jumps straight into the back without any hesitation. I entered Chief into the 2024 Nose of Tralee because I want to show just how special this dog is.
He has been an amazing companion the last few months and an even better best friend.
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