Entertainment
Talented youth leave audiences delighted
It's a wrap on the latest production from the Tralee Musical Society and judging by the reactions of the audience, it's safe to say it was another bona fide success.
Does a GAA player's birthday determine their career path?
A discussion on sport economics and how a player's birthday can determine their playing career will be the first in a new series of talks that will be hosted by the Skellig Centre for Research Innovation.
Top acts line up to honour Christie at 2017 festival
Simon Brouder Commitments star, Bronagh Gallagher is one of a host of top Irish acts that will to perform at 2017 Christie Hennessy Festival which takes place this weekend in Tralee
Killarney all tuned up for Oireachtas
Tadgh Evans It's billed as the most Irish festival of them all, and the massive Oireachtas na Samhna is certainly a welcome addition to Killarney, especially given that it takes place during the most testing times of the year in terms of tourism.
Tall tales galore at the Sneem Story-telling Festival 2017
Stephen Fernane Stories, music, dance and tons of culturally creative treats are the reward for people making the trip south to Sneem for the sixth International Storytelling & Folklore Festival which takes place on November 10-12.
Mary out to finish in style in Siamsa
Mention the name of Mary Coughlan in any household or office in Ireland and you are bound to evoke a reaction.
Haute cuisine fans to dine in the dark for Council of Blind
Donning a blindfold may conjure up saucy ideas but doing it for the National Council for the Blind of Ireland is all good clean fun with the only sauce being on the plates! Diners in Kerry are looking forward to the 2nd annual Dine in the Dark event for NCBI.
'Walking On Cars' add second INEC date
Due to phenomenal demand Kerry's very own Walking on Cars have announced a second date this Christmas in the INEC Killarney on December 21.
'Bigger and better' children's book festival coming to Kerry
This year's Children's Book Festival promises to be bigger and better than ever, with all libraries in Kerry set to come together to help celebrate children's books and to encourage all families to make time to read.
Sandra's loving Vincent
As a child growing up in Rathmore, Sandra Hickey had a dolls house and in it was a Van Gogh painted chair.
Spirits ready to claim Bog Village
A terrifying weekend can be expected once again this Halloween at the Bog Village in Glenbeigh, but if you're of a brave disposition and fancy donating to a good cause, then perhaps the Red Fox Inn is exactly what you're looking for.
Shaws fashion show for Irish Hospice Foundation
Shaws Department Stores have named the Irish Hospice Foundation as its charity partner for 2017 and the chain will help raise vital funds for the IHF's Nurses for Night Care programme which provides homecare nursing for people nearing end of life.
Donal Clancy in mix at St John's in the days ahead
St John's vibrant programme of events continues apace as the season turns with a scion of one of the country's best-loved musical families heading the bill next week.
Clara set for panto role in INEC
There's something big on the way to the INEC in Killarney and Dublin actress and singer, Clara Murray, is only delighted to be a part of it all.
Stories in the key of life - poet Noel's debut collection of prose hitting all the right notes
A Tralee poet has moved effortlessly into a new literary form with a debut collection of hugely-engaging short stories winning new fans of his creativity.
Rockies celebrate club's centenary
Simon Brouder For the last year the Austin Stacks faithful have been celebrating the centenary of their beloved club.
Gary Barlow on his way to the INEC
Fergus Dennehy There's huge excitement again in the air in Killarney after Gary Barlow, he of Take That fame, has announced that he will play the INEC as part of his 2018 tour.
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Arsene Wenger urges his team to make a statement against Manchester City
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