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Doing the Kerry Way the hard way - running its 200k + in one go!
The figures tell it: 200kms of mountainous terrain; 40 hours' running on average; 70 athletes from 14 countries and one fantastic route.
Greenway gets the green light
Dónal Nolan The Council will seek funding for the extension of the Great Southern Trail walking and cycling route into Listowel within months, after local representatives voted unanimously to approve the plans on Monday.
VAT increase would be short-sighted
In 2011 when the live register reached almost 450,000 nationally, the Government had the foresight to introduce a tourism VAT rate to promote much-needed job creation. That measure has been of enormous benefit to the local economy in Kerry by supporting growth and making our tourism offering more competitive internationally. Bringing the rate in line with the VAT rates of...
SVP forgive Races student: 'We all make mistakes'
Simon Brouder The Kerry branch of St Vincent de Paul has adopted a compassionate and magnanimous attitude towards a student whose online boast about using money from the charity to fund a trip to the Listowel Races prompted a severe online backlash.
Marriage of art history and scripture enthralls
Dónal Nolan The story of Mary's 'betrothal' to Joseph, as told in the magnificent stained-glass art of the nation is the focus of an enthralling new book by a Kerry man.
Irish life-savers create O'Flaherty award history
Tadhg Evans It was described by Hugh O'Flaherty Memorial Society Chairman Jerry O'Grady as the most unusual nomination ever submitted for the O'Flaherty International Humanitarian Award - but a trio of Ireland's rescue services were nonetheless judged to be worthy winners of this year's prize in the face of competition from six other nominees.
Special Graduation Day for Mary and Liam
Stephen Fernane It's not often a couple in love get to graduate together on the same day from the same college. But that's exactly what happened when Mary Taylor and Liam Brick enjoyed the pomp and ceremony of graduation day at Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa in Cork on Friday last.
What's behind our rental crisis?
Online holiday rental website AirBnB is a major factor in the current Kerry rental crisis as it had led to a shortage of properties available for medium and long term rental, according to local auctioneers.
Kerry Ploughing team in hunt for national titles at national championships
Fergus Dennehy Positivity abounds in Kerry this week in the lead up to the National Championships as 17 hopefuls head to Tullamore, bidding to bring home glory for their county.
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