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Brehon and Angsana Spa celebrates 18th birthday

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There were birthday celebrations for the four-star Brehon and Angsana Spa last weekend as the hotel held a special party to mark its 18th year.

Over 200 guests enjoyed cooking demonstrations and locally foraged goods created by Conor Spacey, an internationally awarded Chef who specialises in zero waste cooking and sustainability, followed by a Barbeque by Head Chef Chad Byrne.

Killarney Brewing Company partnered with The Brehon on the day to provide their popular drinks to visitors.

Guests were treated to 'Brehon18', a cocktail specially commissioned to mark the event. In addition, there was cake, face painting, balloon art and a special show from Kenny the Clown for the children who attended.

“We are humbled at the number of our loyal guests and patrons who attended our 18th birthday celebrations," General Manager, Sinead McCarthy, said.

"We are delighted to have been able to celebrate with a fantastic party for the local community, staff and management. Thank you to all of our guests for the incredible support over the past 18 years, here’s to many more to come.”

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Killarney schools to defend Kerry Cross-Country Titles

  The annual Kerry Schools Cross-Country Championships will take place today (Friday, January 16), at the Demesne in Killarney. Two local schools return to the event as defending champions, hoping […]

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The annual Kerry Schools Cross-Country Championships will take place today (Friday, January 16), at the Demesne in Killarney.

Two local schools return to the event as defending champions, hoping to retain the Best School Shields.
St. Brendan’s College, Killarney, currently holds the Boys Shield with 15 points. In the Girls category, Presentation Killarney and Presentation Milltown are joint defending champions, having tied with 6 points each last year.
The competition begins at 11:30am with races organised across four age groups. In the Minor category, girls will compete over 1500m while boys run 2000m. The Junior races consist of a 2000m course for girls and 2500m for boys. Intermediate athletes will see girls running 2500m and boys covering 4000m. Finally, the Senior events feature a 2500m distance for girls and a 5000m challenge for the boys.
Medals will be awarded to the first six individuals in each race and the top three teams. Team scores are calculated based on the finishing positions of the first four runners from each school. Following the event, the 2026 Best School Shields will be presented based on the cumulative points earned across all age categories.

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South Kerry Jobs Fair returns to Great Southern Hotel in February

The 2026 South Kerry Jobs Fair is set to return to Killarney with a wide range of employment opportunities across multiple industries. Organised by South Kerry Development Partnership CLG (SKDP), […]

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The 2026 South Kerry Jobs Fair is set to return to Killarney with a wide range of employment opportunities across multiple industries.

Organised by South Kerry Development Partnership CLG (SKDP), the recruitment event will take place at The Great Southern Hotel on Thursday, February 12.
Employers from sectors including construction, hospitality, IT, finance, retail, manufacturing, and healthcare will be in attendance to meet with potential new recruits.
Beyond the chance to meet employers, jobseekers can participate in free workshops designed to improve their employment prospects. these sessions will cover essential skills such as drafting effective cover letters, CV preparation, and techniques for undergoing job interviews. There will also be information provided regarding employer relations supports for those seeking new roles.
Joanne Griffin, Enterprise Officer for SKDP, noted that the fair has grown significantly over the years and is now established as a key date for recruitment in the region. She highlighted that the informal setting allows both parties to ask questions and determine if a position is the right fit. SKDP CEO Noel Spillane added that the event is particularly vital for local businesses, including those in the tourism sector, to ensure they have sufficient staffing for the upcoming season.
This year’s event is supported by the Great Southern Hotel, Intreo, Local Link Kerry, South Kerry Skillnet, and Morgan McKinley. To ensure the fair is accessible to as many people as possible, buses will be provided to transport attendees from across the South Kerry region to the hotel in Killarney.

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