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US withdrawal from Paris climate agreement

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US PRESIDENT Donald Trump last night withdrew the US from the Paris climate change pact. He said: "In order to fulfil my solemn duty to protect America and its citizens, the United States will withdraw from the Paris climate accord.” But President Trump added he may renegotiate a better deal for the US, saying: “We’re getting out, but we’ll start to negotiate and we’ll see if we can make a deal that’s fair.”

The Paris accord “is very unfair at the highest level to the United States,” he said. Trump says the agreement blocks the development of clean coal. “And the mines are starting to open up,” he said.

The US President added: “In short the agreement doesn’t eliminate coal jobs, it just transfers those jobs out of the United States, and ships them to foreign countries. This agreement is less about the climate and more about other countries gaining a financial advantage over the United States.”

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Wallace Arnold coach drivers return to Killarney

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Wallace Arnold coach drivers return to Killarney


A group of 26 former coach drivers, wives, and friends from the Wallace Arnold tour company returned to Killarney over a recent weekend.


The group travelled from Holyhead to Dublin in a restored Wallace Arnold coach, staying at the Killarney Towers Hotel for three nights.
During the visit, the group drove the vintage coach to local landmarks, including Kate Kearney’s Cottage and Muckross House, before returning to town ahead of the Kerry versus Donegal match. The itinerary also included a trip around the Ring of Kerry.
The trip allowed the former drivers to reconnect and reminisce about their years touring Ireland. Organiser Bob Adams said that the vintage coach drew attention from local residents along the route.
The group noted the absence of several former colleagues who could not travel due to health reasons, including veteran driver Hilton Caldwell who is well known in Killarney.

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Killarney coach Hayley Murphy wins Women of Vision Award

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Legacy Elite Head Coach Hayley Murphy was honoured at the Hi Style Villa Maria Women of Vision Awards 2026, held at the Garryvoe Hotel in County Cork recently.

The annual awards ceremony, hosted by Virgin Media’s Deric Ó hArtagáin, recognised 36 women from across Ireland for their talent, leadership, and positive impact within their local communities.

Ms Murphy, who coaches cheerleading and gymnastics in Killarney and throughout County Kerry, was selected as one of this year’s recipients.

“It was an honour to receive this award and celebrate with talented women from all over the country,” Ms Murphy said following the event. “It was an amazing experience.”

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