Kerryman
Mass influx for Pattern Festival
Ballyheigue's numbers swelled considerably at the weekend as the parish hosted two days of celebrations around its annual Pattern Day.
Backing for suppliers in milk battle
Simon Brouder In a ruling with potentially massive financial implications an arbitrator has backed Kerry Co-Op milk suppliers in their long running row with Kerry Group over milk prices.
Nursing and healthcare assistant posts approved for Caherciveen
Tadhg Evans The approval of four posts for Caherciveen Community Hospital will ensure full staffing of the hospital's day services - and is a welcome boost after the services have had to close on a regular basis due to staff shortages.
Festival bosses prepare 15 year plan for the Rose
Simon Brouder The Rose of Tralee company are preparing to unveil a new 15 year plan for the festival that will take the event right up to its 75 anniversary.
Killarney in shock at Aneta's tragic death
Tadhg Evans Brave swimmers and staff at the Gleneagle Hotel were the first to come to the aid of the late Aneta Sawicka, a popular Killarney resident who died last Thursday (5th) following a tragic incident at the hotel swimming pool.
Big screen in Square to show replay
Fergus Dennehy We reported last week that there had been calls from locals for a big screen to be set up in town to allow families and the community to watch the All-Ireland Final together.
'We won't get the match on radio for first time in over half a century'
They mounted a successful campaign to retain the radio service they say is vital for nothing less than their well-being.
Theresa set for a trip down memory lane
Fergus Dennehy A soon to be 90-year old Dingle native is set a to have a very special - and surprise - homecoming next week when she returns to the town of her birth next week to celebrate her birthday.
Gaelscoil Mhic Easmainn secures extension funds
Simon Brouder The new school term has gotten off to a brilliant start at Gaelscoil Mhic Easmainn. This week the school community is celebrating after it was confirmed that funding has been allocated for the school's long awaited extension.
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Strict rules as China prepares for 70th anniversary
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Carbery could win fitness battle in time to face Scotland in World Cup opener
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Robbie Henshaw likely to miss World Cup opener against Scotland
- Attacks on Saudi oil facilities ‘knocked out roughly half of supply’
- Javi Gracia was sacked by Watford during chance meeting with Unai Emery
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Sinn Fein’s £1.5m donor buried in West Belfast
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Man to appear in court in connection to drug offences
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'All leisure activities in Ireland will soon be gone' - events manager unable to rent out inflatables slams judges over compo awards
- Galway TD asked to withdraw controversial migrant comments
- Varadkar ‘not ruling out’ grand coalition with Fianna Fail after election
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Carbery could win fitness battle in time to face Scotland in World Cup opener
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Robbie Henshaw likely to miss World Cup opener against Scotland
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Javi Gracia was sacked by Watford during chance meeting with Unai Emery
- Defeat by Norwich not pivotal to our title hopes – Guardiola
- On-song Canaries expose champions’ defensive frailties with Carrow Road win
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