Killarney Musical Society had a resounding success with their three-night run of All Shook Up in the Gleneagle Arena this week.

Audiences were on their feet with a standing ovation after a vibrant, feel-good performance

Katrina Galvin and Eoghan Cantillon-Mann led the way as Natalie and Chad, both playing a blinder from the opening number.

With standout vocal and theatrical moments across the cast, this week also marks a special milestone for cast member Orna Cleary, celebrating her 40th year on stage with the society.

Backed by a powerful chorus delivering West End-worthy harmonies, the production dazzled with superb direction, a colourful set and wow-factor choreography.

The society extends sincere thanks to the town and their sponsors for continued support.

Frustration is mounting in Killarney over ongoing delays to the active travel and road resurfacing project on Park Road.

The works, which were originally scheduled to be completed before Christmas, are now running six weeks behind schedule.

Contractors have indicted the project could take another three weeks to finish.

The one-way system currently operating is expected to finish today.

Part of the delay has been attributed to additional, unplanned works to replace a water main along Park Road.

There is a serious impact on traffic flow in the town with heavy congestion along Countess Road.

Mayor of Killarney Cllr Martin Grady said it is unacceptable for a project of this scale to run so far over schedule, given the strain it is placing on residents, commuters and families during peak times.

However, following discussions with the contractor, he has been assured that the project is now in its final stages, with full completion expected within the next three to four weeks.