Excitement is building in Rathmore as the local basketball club prepares for a spectacular night of song, dance and entertainment...
The long-running saga of Listry Bridge returned to the Killarney Municipal District agenda on Wednesday morning, with Cllr Niall Kelleher...
Welcome to a new monthly series that celebrates the remarkable journeys of past students of St Brendan’s College—an institution that...
There are some people in Killarney who quietly become part of the fabric of the town. You may not always...
Killarney’s urban road network was described as being in an “awful state” this week as four of the town’s seven...
The action at the Great Duck Dash – a novel part of this year’s Killarney St Patrick’s festival – promises...
The Fossa Swim team pictured at the Tralee Sports Complex following their successful outing at the County Finals of the...
Éamonn Fitzgerald EF: Killarney Celtic are invited to participate in an Irish competition. That has big financial implications for travel,...
He spoke to him about his careers as a player and manager. Here’s how it went: When you began your...
Paudie O’Connor National Cup (Round 1) Utility Trust St Paul’s v GCU Brunell Saturday 7.30pm Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre...
After facing a backlash from Limerick, Clare, Waterford and Tipperary players, Munster GAA have postponed their plan to keep Cork...
The Utility Trust St Paul’s Lakers will be hoping for a turn of fortunes this weekend after suffering a defeat...
TICKETS for Tommy Tiernan's show in The Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney, this December go go on sale tomorrow at 9am.
HAVING held their wedding breakfast there in 1966, Joan and Michael Griffin returned to Killarney's Gleneagle Hotel for their golden anniversary.
KERRY AIRPORT will host a 5k charity fun run this Friday, October 7, at 8.30pm.
WANT to gain confidence? All are welcome to Killarney Toastmasters' open event this evening.
THE following is the update in relation to road closures this evening following overnight flooding.
A MET ÉIREANN weather warning for up to 40mm of rainfall remains in place until 3pm today.
AFTER torrential rain lashed the county for the past 36 hours, further heavy rainfall is expected for a time today.
AS RAIN continues to lash Kerry, the county council has set up an emergency number, 066-7183588, which operates out of hours also.
GARDAI have alerted the community in relation to a suspicious approach made to children in the Barraduff area yesterday.
THE public has been urged to take care as a code level orange weather warning has been issued.
