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By Michelle Crean

Kevin Donnelly, one half of the Irish/French duo 'The Village Vandals' wrote, produced, recorded and performs on the eleven track album 'Vandalism' set to be released on May 3.

"I myself being a Killarney native, naturally the album reflects many aspects of Killarney life," Kevin told the Killarney Advertiser.

"The Village Vandals - 'Vandalism' title is a commentary on the feeling of not fitting in to the world you live in and the music embodies that sentiment. We hope to achieve bringing something brand new to plate an unrecognisable taste to the pallet, to some a fresh new flavour, to others a bad taste left in their mouth but then again isn't that the very essence of a 'Vandal' and it is the very message we are trying to push. Hate it or love it, it's new and unphased by normality or the standard.

"Killarney has been a major catalyst in making me who I am today and there are many themes throughout the album that convey exactly what it's like growing up in the town of Killarney be it good or be it bad. I feel like there are so many sides to life in Killarney that have not yet been portrayed or displayed and this album paints a picture for the people who might not know what life for a young person is like growing up in Killarney or for those who do and can relate to the coming of age stories within the songs."

The album, he said, will also be pressed into physical form such as CDs and Vinyl.

"All possible because of the help of our very kind fans we were able to raise the money in a pre-order style fundraiser with our Kickstarter we did earlier this year."

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Minor Injuries Unit to open early next year

Kerry TD Pa Daly has welcomed confirmation from the HSE that the new Minor Injuries Unit for Killarney will open early next year. The facility, which will be located at […]

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Kerry TD Pa Daly has welcomed confirmation from the HSE that the new Minor Injuries Unit for Killarney will open early next year.

The facility, which will be located at St Columbanus Home, is expected to ease pressure on University Hospital Kerry by treating non-emergency cases locally.
Deputy Daly said the development is “positive news for patients and families” and will help reduce overcrowding in the Emergency Department.
He added that while the Killarney unit is an important step, there is now a strong case for a similar service in North Kerry. He highlighted that 60% of A&E attendances at UHK come from West Kerry, North Kerry and Castleisland, and said long travel distances remain an issue for many patients.
Deputy Daly also pointed to ongoing problems with out-of-hours GP cover in the Listowel area and said he will raise the need for an additional unit directly with the HSE and the Minister for Health.

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Aghadoe Heights opens Christmas pop-up shop in town centre

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Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa has opened a Christmas Pop-Up Shop in Murphy Brownes on High Street, giving shoppers easier access to luxury festive gifts in the run-up to Christmas.

The pop-up will trade every weekend from now until Christmas, as well as throughout Christmas week.


The shop features a selection of items from the five-star hotel, including Aghadoe Honey, Ham Glaze, Brandy Butter and Cranberry Sauce, along with candles, diffusers, pillows and bathrobes.

Gift sets from Ground Wellbeing, Seabody and Comfort Zone are also available.

Shoppers can also purchase hotel gift vouchers for dining, accommodation or spa experiences.


The pop-up opens this Friday, 5 December.

Opening hours are Friday and Sunday from 10am to 6pm, and Saturday from 11am to 7pm.

All items are also available at the hotel reception and spa.

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