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Walsh family offer heartfelt thanks for incredible support
SIR, Further to the recent funeral of our son and brother, Donal, and the many letters of condolence we have since received, we would like to express heartfelt thanks from our family.
Huge turnout to mark Fr Noel's 25 years serving Kerry parishes
Donal Nolan
Fleadh to have trad fans reeling in Ballyb
Seeing the Blasket in a new light
IN the history of the Great Blasket 2013 is a significant year as 60 years ago the island was evacuated and 20 years ago the OPW Blasket Island Centre was established. In recognising these milestones a book of rare photographs celebrating the lives of a people, whose numbers are slowly dwindling, will be launched in Ionad an Bhlascaoid on this Friday June 14 at 7.30pm.
Politicians help spread anti sex trafficking campaign message
Simon Brouder
Sixties legend looking forward to Kerry gig
Dónal Nolan
Killorglin athlete Brendan is a perfect fit for Irish triathlon team
Kevin Hughes
Tourism season begins and dole queues shorten
Simon Brouder
Natasha's family appeal to young people to beware the deadly lure of heroin
THE grief-stricken family of Natasha Donovan, a young mother of two who died under tragic circumstances at her home in Tralee on Thursday, have issued an urgent warning to young people about the dangers of heroin abuse.
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Shortage of large detached homes on the market
Dónal Nolan
Bidding a fond farewell to Jimmy
Chamber has big plans for the rest of year
Almost €19m spent in first quarter on Kerry properties
'Help us hold on to gold'
Simon Brouder
Politicians help spread anti sex trafficking campaign message
Simon Brouder
Walsh family offer heartfelt thanks for incredible support
SIR, Further to the recent funeral of our son and brother, Donal, and the many letters of condolence we have since received, we would like to express heartfelt thanks from our family.
Sixties legend looking forward to Kerry gig
Dónal Nolan
Killorglin athlete Brendan is a perfect fit for Irish triathlon team
Kevin Hughes
Fleadh to have trad fans reeling in Ballyb
Dr Crokes have an ethos and a structure about the game that the rest must aspire to
THE general consensus of supporters leaving the Fitzgerald Stadium last Saturday night was that the county championship has suffered dramatically as a result of the allowing the intermediate winners enter the competition. Now I'm not going to be repetitive on this subject only to say that Kerry football will suffer in the long run if something is not done about the standard of the county senior championship.
Currow's latest rugby star is causing a stir with Ireland at Under-20 World Cup in France
STANDING at 6' 6 and weighing in at eighteen stone, it seems that Ireland Under 20 player Sean McCarthy has boots big enough to fill the likes of Moss Keane, Mick Galwey, Tom and Mick Doyle, Siobhán Fleming and JJ Hanrahan in the line of Munster and Ireland rugby players hailing from the parish of Currow.
O'Connor inspires St Michaels/ Foilmore to victory as Finuge struggle with step up to senior
St MICHAELS/Foilmore advanced to the third round of the County Championship when they simply outgunned debutants Finuge in a feisty affair played in brilliant sunshine on the South Kerry coastline.
A memorable day in Kielduff
Tarbert gets set for family gathering
TARBERT is calling home its children ahead of a massive weekend in August when the town will celebrate its very own Gathering event - the Tarbert Family Gathering Festival.
Lerris Cross is looking great
THEY'RE all wondering who the man over the half door could be as an impressive project by a tidy towns group brightens up a famous north Kerry crossroads.
New book explores the rich history of Ballyheigue
TALES of empire, nationhood, maritime adventures, myth and the long story of Christianity in Kerry are included in a remarkable new history of a proud coastal community in north Kerry.
Showed great concern for the sick and the vulnerable
The late Sr Aloysius McElligott
Amazing victory for Fenit crew in Dun Laoghaire to Dingle race
Niamh Ryan
Off on a Canadian adventure
Light of hope for Recovery Haven
CANCER support service Recovery Haven have launched their 2013 Celebration of Light which will take place in villages, towns and beaches across Kerry in July and will see many hundreds of people, whose lives have been touched by the disease, gather and simultaneously light candles in a ceremony of hope and solidarity.
'I went to the doctor to get my blood pressure checked...he wasn't happy'
Marisa Reidy
Riding with the Red Cross
CYCLISTS from across Ireland will gather at the Tralee Bay Wetland's Centre on June 16 before setting off on an 80 kilometre leisure cycle through west Kerry.
Great sport out in Blennerville
THE pupils, parents and staff of St Brendan's National School in Blennerville must have been thanking their lucky stars over the weekend as the school's annual sports day and its fundraising walk and barbecue happened to fall over the finest few days of the year so far.
One in three women yet to avail of free smear test
Marisa Reidy
GrabOne Deals
Recovery Haven lighting the way for hope
Simon Brouder
Cowboy night for Pieta House
ORGANISERS of the annual Ballinruane charity barndance are calling all cowboys and girls in the Kilmeedy area to show their support for the event in aid of Pieta House.
Celtic hopes to net a World Record with penalty attempt
Holy Family NS benefit from big turnout at track
PARENTS and pupils turned out in strength to support a fund-raiser for the local Holy Family School at Tralee Track last Saturday night and the featured buster race was won in pretty impressive fashion by Oak Chard (Burnpark Champ - Baltovin Maggie), owned by Peter Regan, of Baltovin, Ardfert.
Kerry girls win Belfast basketball tournament
The Basketball Northern Ireland Girls Basketball Academy hosted its inaugural Invitational SheHoops Tournament at the University of Ulster at Jordanstown. The tournament, sponsored by Wingfoot, saw eight visiting teams and 150 players representing Kerry, Dublin, Mayo, the Midlands and Dundalk travel north for the first time to take on the best Basketball Northern Ireland has to offer.
The heroes of '78 meet again
Simon Brouder
