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33 arrests for drink-driving
There were just three arrests involving drivers suspected of being under the influence the day after a night out during the Christmas period in Kerry.
Kerry pays €15m in property tax
Simon Brouder Kerry County Council could be in for a tax windfall worth up to €3million a year if Taoiseach Leo Varadkar presses ahead with his plans to revise the property tax system.
Mixed results for Kerry in newest IBAL litter league
Simon Brouder The final results of the 2018 IBAL Litter League contain mixed news for Kerry with Killarney near the summit while Tralee remains rooted to the lower rungs of the table.
Vandals target the former convent hall in Cahersiveen, breaking 15 windows
Sinead Kelleher More than 15 windows were broken in the old convent hall in Cahersiveen on St Stephen's night and thousands of Euros worth of damage was caused by vandals, who it is believed went on a...
End of an era as Donovan's closes
Sinead Kelleher There are few shops that can lay claim to a history of more than 150 years, but Donovan's shop in Kenmare town will this week bow out with over a century of history behind it.
Helena thanks people of Kerry for support
Fergus Dennehy With the arrival of a new year, a Cromane resident has decided to thank the people of Kerry for their support as she looks to fund a radical Lyme disease treatment for her partner.
€1.65m for north Kerry road project
Tadhg Evans Minister of State for Transport, Tourism and Sport Brendan Griffin TD has confirmed that €1.65million will go towards works at Mountcoal on the N69 from Tralee to Listowel.
Divisions over Tralee court move
Simon Brouder Councillors are divided over suggestions that Tralee Courthouse be moved to the Denny factory site in the town.
€1m Lotto win was due to Quick Pick ticket won in previous draw
Save for bouncing arrivals, New Years rarely come in as joyously as 2019 did for the lucky family that claimed €1million last week. The windfall was scooped in the Daily Millions draw of Friday, December 28, with a ticket purchased at Applegreen in Manor, Tralee.
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American 9/11 survivor and Briton among Nairobi victims
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Greece’s prime minister survives no-confidence vote
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Kenya vows to track down those behind attack on hotel complex
- Minister defends law on sentencing for repeat sex offenders as 'a bloody good start'
- US senator puts gender and motherhood at heart of her pitch for the presidency
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Minister defends law on sentencing for repeat sex offenders as 'a bloody good start'
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Paediatric board accused of ‘failing catastrophically’ in hospital overspend
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Nurses ‘ignored and insulted’ by Government, opposition claims
- DUP's Arlene Foster: 'There was never a hard border in Ireland'
- 'We will miss her kindness and warmth' - Tributes paid to teacher killed in crash
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American 9/11 survivor and Briton among Nairobi victims
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Greece’s prime minister survives no-confidence vote
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Kenya vows to track down those behind attack on hotel complex
- US senator puts gender and motherhood at heart of her pitch for the presidency
- ‘I’m not here’: Fugitive leaves note on mattress before being found in dresser
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Bayern Munich ‘in talks with Chelsea’ about Callum Hudson-Odoi
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Lowry equals course record with 62 to get off to flying start in Abu Dhabi
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Kane is latest star to suffer World Cup injury hangover
- ‘Friction’ with players can benefit team, says Arsenal boss Emery
- Newcastle’s injury worries mount following Blackburn cup clash
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