Neven set to cook up storm for Glin school
One of the nation's best-loved chefs is bound for this neck of the woods where he will be joined by a plethora of talented little helpers as he undertakes a special fundraiser.
New York tributes to Killarney Priest
Tadhg Evans Kerrymen's P&B Association of New York Chairperson Loretta King and PRO Muiris Bruic have been among those to pay tribute to Fr Brian Coffey this week, after the 72-year-old Killarney-born Chaplain to the New York association passed away.
Great courses at family centre
Listowel Family Resource Centre is providing a range of extremely varied courses this winter with everything from social media awareness to cookery and gardening in the mix.
Remembering North Kerry's WWI dead in one of worst hit parts of these islands
North Kerry's World War 1 dead are to be remembered at a special commemorative Mass in St Mary's Church on Sunday, November 12, next marking WWI Armistice Day.
Historian set to examine Ó Ceallaigh and Ó Criomthain legacy at Library
Kerry historian Donie O'Sullivan is offering his take on the intriguing life and death of Brian Ó Ceallaigh in Killarney Library on Tuesday next, November 7.
Meadowlands all set to rock out for the KSPCA
Meadowlands Hotel is getting ready to host the fourth Annual Tralee Rock, Blues and Motorcycle Festival from November 10 to 12 in aid of Kerry SPCA.
Bust those jive moves with Tom and Karen
An old Japanese proverb says "We're fools whether we dance or not - so we may as well dance".
Abbeyfeale Tidy Towns look forward on high note
Abbeyfeale's stunning Town Park was awarded second place in Limerick's Going for Gold competition last week in massive recognition for the work of the committee behind its development.
Community news: Talking About Tralee
On Saturday Mayor of Tralee Norma Foley officially opened the attractive new Garden of Contemplation in the tranquil grounds of Pairc an Phiarsaigh off Denny Street.
Killarney kept 'looking good' by volunteers
The hard work and dedication of Killarney's businesses and volunteers was rewarded at this year's Killarney Looking Good Awards ceremony which was held in the Killarney Plaza on Monday night.
Scarecrows to gather in Sneem
If you thought two storms in a week was scary stuff, try heading to Sneem this Saturday, October 28, for the annual 'Scarecrows on the Green', a day when scarecrows and all kinds of quirky creations are put on display.
Gooch and golf pals help raise over €25k for St Mary of Angels
St Mary of the Angels in Beaufort paid a big thank you to the organisers of a golf classic at Ballybunion this summer and all who played in it - including friend of the centre Colm Cooper - after it raised a whopping €25,889.
Community news: Castleisland
At the end of 2006 at a graduation ceremony in University of Limerick a doctorate degree was conferred on Matt Cranitch for his study and thesis on the life and music of Patrick O'Keeffe.
Cycle for CUH in memory of Michael
On Sunday, October 15, the death occurred peacefully at his residence of Michael Joe O'Sullivan, Faha, The Glen, Emlaghmore, who was pre-deceased by his wife Gobnait and grandson Liam.
O'Dorney makes mark - despite all challenges
Tadhg Evans Abbeydorney's meeting on Sunday was up against it in more ways than one - but ploughed through all the obstacles to deliver a great day for all who called for a look.
Ring of Kerry ready for 2018
Tadhg Evans The past and present were given equal treatment at the INEC Killarney on Friday night as those behind the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle presented cheques to beneficiaries of the 2017 cycle and looked ahead to the 2018, the 35th in the illustrious cycle's history.
Fossa Fashion Show lives up to its reputation in some style
Tadhg Evans More than 400 people were at the Europe Hotel and Resort this week to soak in what has become one of the longest-running and best-known fashion fund-raisers in Fossa: the parish's annual fashion show.
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Tottenham is the best club in the world for me, says Pochettino
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Arsene Wenger urges his team to make a statement against Manchester City
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Roy Hodgson insists Crystal Palace believe they can beat Tottenham at Wembley
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Gardai's false breath tests could have led to more road deaths, say safety heads
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Homes evacuated as Army tackles explosive devices
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Crackdown on white collar crime pledged in wake of Anglo Irish Bank inquiries
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Saudi Arabia intercepts missile targeting Riyadh airport
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Senior Saudi royal ousted and 'princes arrested' in corruption probe
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Hackers hijacked at least 195 Trump web addresses
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Allardyce coy about Toffees but says time big clubs gave UK managers a chance
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Tottenham is the best club in the world for me, says Pochettino
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Arsene Wenger urges his team to make a statement against Manchester City
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