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Main Street to be made one-way street

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Killarney Municipal District councillors have unanimously approved plans for significant public realm improvements to Main Street and Kenmare Place in the town centre.

The proposed changes, outlined in a report from Kerry County Council, include converting a section of Main Street into a one-way street. This change will improve traffic flow and enhance pedestrian safety.

Specific improvements include the creation of new and expanded bus set-down areas, including a new area outside the Plaza Hotel and an extended area outside St. Mary's Church. The scheme also includes revisions the introduction of a raised uncontrolled crossing, and improved pedestrian access with wider footpaths and enhanced landscaping.

The council meeting heard that several businesses in the area welcomed the proposed improvements, while acknowledging the need for construction works to be carried out during off-peak times to minimise disruption.

Kerry County Council will now proceed with the planning and implementation of these public realm improvements in accordance with all relevant planning regulations.

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Clean-Up at St Michael’s Cemetery Currow

Eamonn Moriarty and Gráinne Fitzgerald, Joint Chairpersons of Currow Rural Development, pictured with Secretary Anthony Donnelly as they prepare for the upcoming community clean-up at St Michael’s Cemetery, Currow. The […]

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Eamonn Moriarty and Gráinne Fitzgerald, Joint Chairpersons of Currow Rural Development, pictured with Secretary Anthony Donnelly as they prepare for the upcoming community clean-up at St Michael’s Cemetery, Currow.

The event, organised in association with Killeentierna Parish Church, takes place this Saturday, May 2, and will run throughout the day. Members of the community are encouraged to attend to tidy family graves and adjacent pathways in preparation for the cemetery mass on Wednesday, May 13, at 7.30 pm. This initiative follows the success of last year’s event, with organisers hoping for another strong turnout to help maintain the local grounds. Photo: Mairead O’Keeffe.

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O’Donoghue Ring Collection celebrates triple win at ‘Yes Chef’ Ireland Awards

The O’Donoghue Ring Collection has been honoured with three prestigious Munster accolades at this year’s Yes Chef Ireland Awards, earning recognition across its hotel and food and beverage outlets. As […]

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The O’Donoghue Ring Collection has been honoured with three prestigious Munster accolades at this year’s Yes Chef Ireland Awards, earning recognition across its hotel and food and beverage outlets.

As one of Ireland’s leading culinary and hospitality programmes, the Yes Chef Ireland Awards recognise excellence across restaurants, chefs, cafés, hotels, and food-led venues nationwide. The awards ceremony brought together the very best of Ireland’s culinary talent at the Fairways Hotel Dundalk, as chefs, restaurateurs and hospitality professionals gathered to celebrate creativity, skill, and dedication across the industry.
On the night, the Collection secured Best Country House Restaurant for Druid’s Restaurant, located within the Killarney Avenue Hotel, Best Gastro Pub for O’Donoghue Public House, and Best Vegetarian Menu for Café du Parc, delivering a strong sweep of Munster titles and marking Café du Parc’s third consecutive year winning in the category.
The O’Donoghue Ring Collection features centrally located hotels, bars, and restaurants, each offering a bespoke guest experience tailored to individual preferences and delivered by a passionate, experienced team.
For more information about the O’Donoghue Ring Collection visitwww.odrcollection.com.

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