By Michelle Crean Killarney jockey Oisin Murphy went to hell and back in what he describes as an experience he “won’t forget” – and viewers can...
By Sean Moriarty Less than one year after securing his own show on Radio Kerry, Ian O’Connell has been shortlisted for a national award. Back in 2017,...
Construction has started on a new 33-apartment development on the Monsignor O’Flaherty Road. Contractors moved into the site this week and works are expected to be...
By Michelle Crean It was the day hundreds of nervous and excited Killarney students waited for – Leaving Cert results – and some had a special guest with Education...
By Michelle Crean The wonderful talent of the late Donal Courtney lives on through his beloved niece who has had her short film accepted for its...
By Sean Moriarty Residents living in the Port Road area believe that An Bórd Pleanála’s decision to refuse planning permission for a large scale development in...
By Michelle Crean Tonight (Friday), after an absence of almost two years, Friends of University Hospital Kerry will hold their annual fundraiser to buy vital medical...
Molly Sullivan chats to Adam Moynihan about life as a strength and conditioning coach to professional tennis player İpek Öz Molly Sullivan always wanted to work...
by Terry O’Brien, service coordinator with Irish Wheelchair Association in Kerry As a parent or a sibling, sometimes it is hard to find the balance between...
Turn2Me, a national mental health charity, is urging students across the country to use its services when they get their Leaving Cert results in the morning....