The book of Rae - Kilgarvan TD pens memoir
He is a farmer, a shopkeeper, a postmaster, a machine operator and a TD, and now Deputy Michael Healy-Rae has a new feather in his cap with the launch of his first book.
How did a KY reg car end up used in Ukraine bomb attack?
Simon Brouder Gardai believe that a Kerry-registered car that was used in a car bomb attack in Ukraine had probably been 'scrapped' in Ireland and exported to eastern Europe.
Revived by rock
Fergus Dennehy Traditionally famed for its literary prowess, Listowel is developing quite the reputation as a musical hub - in no small part thanks to the work of Aidan O'Connor, Christy Walsh and the rest of the Revival Music Festival organising team.
Celine set to bloom for Kerry
Kerry Rose Celine O'Shea says she can't wait to get to Tralee for this year's festival.
Divers inspect water supply across county
Simon Brouder Irish Water and Kerry County Council have been deploying divers at six locations across Kerry to gather information on water supplies in lakes which supply drinking water to the county.
Kerry embraces Tour de Munster with great gusto
Tadhg Evans Enda O'Brien and wife Jill are stalwarts of Down Syndrome Kerry, and in a piece in last week's edition of The Kerryman, they called on the people of the county to embrace the Tour de Munster cycle, a vital fundraiser for Down Syndrome Ireland and its Munster branches.
Flying the flag for Kerry at Papal Mass
Fergus Dennehy Three Causeway sisters will achieve a lifelong goal later this month when they perform for over 600,000 people - including the Pope himself - at the Papal Mass in Phoenix Park on August 26.
Builders travel to Athea to give little Shane (4) a hand building his vital new extension
Stephen Fernane A Limerick couple whose son was born with cerebral palsy at University Hospital Kerry four years ago are delighted that work has finally started on a new extension to the family home that will make life a little easier for Shane.
Kerry communities fight back against An Post closures
Sinead Kelleher Communities across Kerry are fighting back against the closure of An Post outlets amid fears that up to 13 post offices will close across the county in the next six months.
Traders' fury over 'heavy-handed' rates collecting
Simon Brouder Kerry Sinn Féin councillor Toireasa Ferris has asked Kerry County Council's senior management to explain the procedures used by some of the authority's rate collectors.
The book of Rae - Kilgarvan TD pens memoir
Sinead Kelleher He is a farmer, a shopkeeper, a postmaster, a machine operator and a TD, and now Deputy Michael Healy-Rae has a new feather in his cap with the launch of his first book.
Boost for Tralee as 50 jobs announced
Simon Brouder Tralee has received a boost with the confirmation of 50 new jobs for the town.
Local focus is new BOI chief's priority
Simon Brouder The new head of Bank of Ireland in Kerry has ambitious plans to make the lender more accessible and restore it to a position "at the heart of the community".
'Pedal Herd' looks to bridge Kerry and Donegal in aid of Palliative Care Unit
Later this month a group of 12 cyclists, called the Pedal Herd, will cycle a 650km route from Mizen Head to Malin Head to raise funds for palliative care.
Brexit concerns by Brassil trigger national alarm
Fresh Brexit fears were triggered nationally this week as a Kerry TD raised yet another potential pitfall that could bleed tens of millions of Euros out of the economy in the short term, amid fears over the payment of pensions.
Extravaganza of all things equine at Puck horse fair
Fergus Dennehy While the goat may reign supreme as King of Killorglin town for the duration of Puck Fair, just a little way out the road, there is another animal with a claim to royalty - the horse.
Diabetes patients say outdated services put their lives at risk
Sinead Kelleher Lives are at risk because the care provided for diabetes sufferers at University Hospital Kerry is no better now than it was 30 years ago, patients claimed this week.
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Man to appear in court following 45,000 euro ‘cocaine’ seizure
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