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Further details of town’s relief road revealed

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By Sean Moriarty

Further details of the new inner relief road in the town centre have been revealed.

Two weeks ago the Killarney Advertiser unveiled plans to link New Street and High Street via a new Boithirín na Gabhann.

The idea is that traffic on New St could access the top of High St via the Monsignor O’Flaherty Road without having to go through the town centre.

The proposal is subject to land acquisition by Kerry County Council and other statutory requirements like planning permission.

The Proposed Inner Relief Road linking Boithirín na Gabhann would significantly reduce peak hour traffic flows on High Street and New Road. This is recommended, subject to satisfactory junction’s design including High Street and St Anne’s Road,” a Council official said.

Under the proposed plan, it could be possible to get from New St to the New Road/Rock Road junction seamlessly.

The Council official added that local authority engineers: “Recommended the access from St Anne’s Road would be removed” and “Recommended that High Street would be the minor approach in the medium term, should the Inner Relief Road be implemented.”

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KIFF Film Club to screen Gerry Adams documentary


The Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) Film Club continues its monthly series next week with a screening of the award-winning documentary, Gerry Adams: A Ballymurphy Man.


The screening will take place on Wednesday, April 22, at 8:00pm at Cinema Killarney. Supported by Screen Ireland, the film club aims to bring modern Irish cinema to local audiences in a relaxed and social environment.
Directed by Trisha Ziff and winner of the Best International Documentary award at the 2025 Galway Film Fleadh, the film offers an intimate and uncensored portrait of the former Sinn Féin leader. Filmed over five years, it traces his journey from a teenage activist in Belfast to a key architect of the Good Friday Agreement, featuring previously unseen archival footage and personal reflections.

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Members of the Killarney Racegoers Club pictured at Linehan’s Bar for the presentation of a €2,000 cheque to the Kerry Hospice Foundation

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GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION: Members of the Killarney Racegoers Club pictured at Linehan’s Bar for the presentation of a €2,000 cheque to the Kerry Hospice Foundation, following their successful Cheltenham preview night. Front from left: Jimmy Coppinger, Pat Doolan (Chairman, Killarney Hospice) and Joan O’Leary. Back from left: Cathal Walshe, Ita Looney, Tom Tobin, Maura O’Riordan and Dermot O’Reilly. Photo: Eamonn Keogh

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