A memorable day in Kielduff 

How a Waterville stone helped keep Canada on time 

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.

Tourists blind to Listowel's charms 

Amazing victory for Fenit crew in Dun Laoghaire to Dingle race 

Niamh Ryan

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.

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.

Showed great concern for the sick and the vulnerable 

The late Sr Aloysius McElligott

Currow -- all the news 

Lotto: The monthly lotto for May was held on Sunday night in the Brown flesk Inn. The jackpot of €2500 was not won.

Two teacher schools title for Curraheen 

Joan McGillicuddy

CURRAHEEN National School defeated Ballyfnnane in the 2 Teacher "A" Final last Thursday evening. A big thank you to Mary Jo Coffey and the Beaufort Club for all their help. The remaining School Finals take place in Glenbeigh on Friday, June 21 beginning at 3.30pm.

Charlotte's deeds rewarded at Pres 

ONE Presentation student was celebrated by all her peers as the embodiment of the motto of the order's founder: 'not words, but deeds'.

New management initiative comes to Kerry 

A NEW initiative to help managers of small and medium firms build their management capability has arrived in Kerry.

Nuala left a lasting impression on anyone she met 

NUALA JOYCE (nee Morley), Racecourse Lawn, Tralee and formerly of Lislehane, Cullen, Co Cork passed away peacefully on Tuesday, May 21, in the presence of her loving family in Cork University Hospital, following a very short illness.

Joseph is worthy recipient of Jim Lyons Memorial award 

St. Patrick's College – the local, boys' secondary school held its annual awards ceremony at the River Island Hotel on Thursday, May 23rd. Among the awards handed out was one which commemorates the late Jim Lyons and his huge contribution to the life of the school and the future of generations of students.

Colaiste Ide on list of top schools 

Coláiste Íde has been listed in sixth place in the Sunday Times league table of the nation's top schools, which was published on Sunday.

Well known from days on road 

The late Jimmy Brosnan

True 'Narie' who packed so much into her life 

The late Betty O'Sullivan