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Restrictions in place at Council’s civic amenity sites

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Waste and recycling centres at Kerry County Council’s five civic amenity sites are this week experiencing high volumes.

The sites at Killarney, Kenmare, Milltown, Cahersiveen and Dingle are currently experiencing high volumes of visits by members of the public which usually occurs in the post-Christmas period.

Members of the public are asked to visit the centres if waste needs to be disposed of urgently and to limit travelling to centres as much as possible. The Council is also reminding the public of the 5km travel restriction currently in place and the advice to remain at home except for essential reasons.

Having regard to Level 5 restrictions and in the interests of public health and minimising the numbers of people circulating at each of the centres, Kerry County Council has put the following measures in place:

Traffic management and a queueing system is in place at all sites and this may lead to short delays for those visiting the centres.

Just one occupant should leave vehicles on site in the interest of reducing numbers of people circulating at the sites.

Members of the public are asked not to bring items to sites which do not need to be disposed of urgently.

Members of the public are asked to adhere strictly to social distancing and to wear a face covering while on site.

​​​​​​​Customers are asked to use credit/debit cards payments as far as possible.

Kerry County Council appreciates the patience and cooperation of all those using the five civic amenity sites in the county.

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National Award for Rathmore retailer

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Pictured at the national XL Retailer of the Year Awards 2026 at the Hodson Bay Hotel, Westmeath, are Kieran O’Keeffe (XL Rathmore), who was presented with the Best Promotional Activity Award by Paudie Mulhare (XL Development Manager). The local business was recognised for its outstanding industry excellence and commitment to the Rathmore community following a comprehensive independent audit of stores nationwide.

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Fashion extravaganza added to annual FleskFest line-up

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A brand-new fashion extravaganza has been added to this year’s Glenflesk festival celebrations, promising an evening of style, music, and culinary entertainment.

The Summer Soirée in the Marquee will take place on Friday, June 19, at the Barraduff Community Field.

The event kicks off at 6pm with a prosecco reception and light bites on arrival, with the main programme scheduled to begin at 7pm.

Well-known broadcaster Brendan Fuller will host the evening, guiding guests through a varied line-up of live acts and demonstrations.

Food enthusiasts can look forward to a live culinary experience by Head Chef Chad Byrne, who will showcase creative dishes using fresh local ingredients while sharing practical cooking tips for the home.

Fashion and beauty will take centre stage later in the evening.

Experts Mary O’Donnell and Kerry O’Connor will host dedicated style segments, providing summer inspiration and showcasing on-trend looks from leading regional retailers, including Killarney’s Scarlett Boutique and Kenmare Cashmere.

Live music throughout the night will be provided by local performer Jack Patrick Healy, delivering his signature mix of high-energy piano and vocals to the marquee crowd.

In addition to the main stage entertainment, the event features handcrafted cocktails mixed by a professional mixologist, a fully licensed bar, and multiple spot prize giveaways. A dedicated prize for the Most Stylish Lady on the night includes a one-night stay at The Europe Hotel and Resort.

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