Killarney’s ongoing housing crisis and severe shortage of available rental properties took an unexpected turn this week with a local landlord offering a two-bedroom mobile home...
A new book charting the incredible history of St Brendan’s College and the educational, social, sporting and cultural impact it has had, is in the pipeline...
Killarney Rotary Club held its annual presidential handover last week at the Great Southern Killarney, marking the end of Ciara Irwin Foley’s term and the beginning...
A Toronto police officer who went viral for shouting “Up Kerry” to a Donegal woman on the streets of the Canadian city has strong Killarney connections....
The Gleneagle Concert Band recently returned from a highly successful tour of Seville and Gibraltar. The Killarney-based band, now in its 44th year, performed a joint...
Maggie’s Montessori Preschool is supporting Gráinne Lenihan, a Special Needs Assistant at Raheen National School, in her charity skydive scheduled for August 30. The skydive will...
For the first time since it opened in December 2019, the ANAM Arts and Cultural Centre on East Avenue is set to be used to its...
The fourth annual Tommy Galvin Shield, a summer pitch and putt competition for primary school children, reached its maximum capacity this year with 72 entrants from...
Fexco has opened a new No1 Currency store in Killarney, marking a return to its roots. This marks a return to the company’s roots in Killarney...
Killarney for Palestine recently held a sold-out screening of the Oscar-winning documentary ‘No Other Land’ at the West End School of Arts, raising €2,100 for Camp...