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Emergency services attend scene at Reeks Gateway

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An air ambulance was tasked to Killarney on Wednesday evening following an incident at the Reeks Gateway.

A man sustained injuries after falling from the area known locally as the "Grassy Mound" onto the petrol station forecourt.

Local emergency services attended the scene before the air ambulance arrived to transfer the man to University Hospital Cork.

The area was attended by multiple emergency units as they coordinated the medical evacuation.

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Missing Michael Fassbender found!

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It was a mystery that had the whole town in a chokehold. Mr Fassbender was nowhere to be seen, it had everyone scratching their heads and asking, where did he go? While other news outlets were reporting that Michael Fassbender was on the missing list in Killarney this week, the Killarney Advertiser team decided to track him down on Tuesday morning. It didn’t take long as we found him well before lunchtime, breaking the news on our Facebook page. He was sitting outside of the cinema, sure where else would he be?

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National Road Safety Conference Held at Gleneagle Arena

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A national conference and exhibition focusing on road safety was held at the Gleneagle Arena on Wednesday and Thursday of this week

The two-day event, titled ‘Safer Roads’, was hosted by Kerry County Council in association with Transport Infrastructure Ireland and brought together over 300 delegates from across the roads sector and road safety profession.


Throughout the event, twenty-eight keynote speakers addressed the assembly, supplemented by four panel discussions involving leading road safety experts.

The discussions covered a broad range of critical topics, including upcoming changes in speed limits, roads enforcement, the regulation of scooters and scramblers, and the role of digital technology in creating safer road environments.


The Safer Roads conference examined all aspects of road safety, including road design, engineering, enforcement, road killer behaviour, collision trends, technology, education, cycling, e-mobility, and active and sustainable travel.

The platform also served as the launch site for the national St. Patrick’s Bank Holiday road safety campaign, which was unveiled by the Road Safety Authority and An Garda Síochána during the proceedings.


Kerry County Council’s Road Safety Officer Declan Keogh said: “The Safer Roads road safety conference provides a platform and forum to road safety professionals and stakeholders alike, to engage with each other, learn from each other, and to share knowledge and experience with one another, to broaden the knowledge and approach in helping to improve road safety and create safer roads for all road users of every mobility.”


Further information regarding the outcomes and presentations from the conference can be found at https://www.saferroads.ie.

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