by Adam Moynihan Sarah Leahy’s rapid rise through the ranks of Irish athletics continues apace. The Killarney sprinter saw off stiff the competition at the National...
By Michelle Crean and Sean Moriarty A kind-hearted Killarney woman – who could be described as a real life angel – is helping devastated people piece...
By Michelle Crean Participants gearing up for this year’s Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle will be delighted to hear that registration opens next week. Last year...
By Michelle Crean HIQA has issued a damning report on University Hospital Kerry this week saying that it was “substantially behind many other similar-sized hospitals” in...
Local hotel staff enjoyed a glitzy night last night (Tuesday) where they were celebrated for their hard work and dedication. The annual Gleneagle Group Employee Awards took place in...
By Michelle Crean Whether they liked them savory or sweet – it was a fantastic treat for pupils and staff on Tuesday as they tucked into...
Over 20 local, national and international academics, historians and experts will gather this weekend to discuss and debate the Civil War in Kerry as part of...
By Ted Healy of DNG TED HEALY As the evenings begin to stretch, we can look forward to some brighter spring weather with the tantalising prospect...
The Kerry chairman of the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), David Randles, says the Government needs ‘to get up to speed’ if a new...
Kerry hoteliers have welcomed the Government’s decision to extend the 9% tourism VAT rate and reform the energy support scheme for businesses. Bernadette Randles, Chair of...