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Laying down the green shoots of a 'neutral' future
Listowel Community Centre was set-up by the people, for the people and, if a new plan taking shape there presently bears fruit, will even be powered by the people in the near future.
All hands on deck as the Entente judges hit town
Irish hopes in one of Europe's most prestigious civic competitions - the Entente Florale - are riding on Listowel as the tidiest town in the country welcomes contest judges from seven countries within a matter of days.
ITT's science camp kids showcase their skills
Simon Brouder Children and teens who took part in two science and technology related summer camps at IT Tralee showed off the fruits of their week's work at a special showcase at the college on Friday.
The real deal at revived fair day in Castlegregory
Declan Malone & Joan Maguire Cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, goats, chickens, dogs, farmers wearing rubber boots in the sunshine and wandering tourists; they all added to the ambience on the Forge Road in Castlegregory on Saturday...
'Fire crews not trained to counter fire threat at battery compounds'
Stephen Fernane Management at Kerry County Council say fire crews in Kerry are not yet trained to deal with the potential disasters caused by fires at battery storage facilities.
Council: Irish Water not in debt to us
Kerry County Council has insisted that no money is owing it from Irish Water for road repairs after projects carried out by the State agency.
Call for early morning cleaning as beach bins overflow
Stephen Fernane The scorching temperatures and high numbers of beach-goers on Sunday last left Ballybunion in a 'deplorable state' according to Sinn Fein councillor Robert Beasley.
Appeal to help Puck with rising costs
Sinead Kelleher Rising insurance costs for Puck Fair has led to a public appeal for funds to ensure the continued future of the three day event which has been part and parcel of summer in Kerry for hundreds of years.
Baily's repairs continue as road remains closed
Simon Brouder Castle Street is expected to remain closed to traffic for several more days as works to secure and stabilise the facade of the Baily's Corner pub premises.
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Acting Central Bank chief warns of need to prepare for economic downturn
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Drinks industry warning if Johnson becomes UK PM
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Grandfather in serious condition after being struck by car in graveyard as gardai probe if vehicle was stolen
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British man to give evidence against professor in Chicago stabbing case
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Bond movies actor David Hedison dies at 92
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Prosecutors ask judge to stop fake heiress profiting from Netflix show
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Row over payments to councillors on external bodies
Kerry pays tribute to the late Brendan Grace
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St Stephen's Mass remembers Fr Stack and the Grotto Meitheal
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Older man sexually assaulted teen boy in sauna
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Kingdom make early statement of intent
Summer time and the living is easy. Killarney on Sunday afternoon was like a balm to the Kerry soul. The sun high in the blue, blue sky. The Reeks at their majestic and imposing best. GAA
Same again will see Kerry over the line against Donegal
Kerry see off Limerick without being brilliant
Experience can deliver five in a row
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O'Connor wary of champion Royals
There's every chance that the winner of this game will... GAA
Stacks and Rathmore in box seats in Division One
The race to make the League Final would appear to be down to seven sides now with... GAA
Aoife completes giant leap to Baku's European Games
Congratulations and best wishes to Aoife O'Sullivan of Churchtown, County Cork, who has qualified to represent Ireland in the ( EYOF ) European Youth Olympics Finals in the high jump. Local Notes
Hospital's got the talent to raise €24,000
A farewell to Fr Luke Roche from the parish of Castlemaine
Artful holiday fun in Ballybunion
Even when the grey clouds descend there's still plenty of colourful and fun things for the young to do in North Kerry's great coastal resort. Local Notes
Nurturing empathy in our children
Newborn babies are being sought to help deliver the 'Roots of Empathy' programme for schoolchildren in Killarney. Local Notes
Carol's memory as strong as ever as great crowd turns out for annual walk
This year's 'Walk To... Local Notes
Sticks and bones can be hazardous to dogs
As a vet in the media, I often find myself writing about the many possible hazards to pets all around us. I write about the risk of heat stroke in the summer, chocolate poisoning at... Lifestyle
Tree lichens thrive better on dead wood
Does law control dogs well enough?
Painted Lady a summer visitor that travels all the way from Africa
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Remedies to help enjoy holidays
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The challenge of getting rid of fleas from pets
As a vet active in the media, I have a second part-time... Lifestyle
Glenflesk gearing up for first summer festival this weekend
Glenflesk is gearing up for the first of its kind - a one-day, open-air music concert for the parish which, it's hoped, will attract young and old. Entertainment
Countdown on to Listowel's musical weekend
Rising star Cathal to headline Mike the Pies
St John's goes Stagemad for Howie the Rookie
The Stagemad Theatre Company is bringing what's described as its 'startlingly beautiful' version of the Mark O'Rowe play 'Howie The... Entertainment
Barbecue for Recovery Haven
Benner's Hotel Tralee will be cooking up a storm this August Bank Holiday weekend as it plays hosts to a fundraising barbecue in aid... Entertainment
Artistic creations bring new life to Sneem's river walk
A stroll along Sneem's River Walk this week will liven up the senses with the addition of... Entertainment
