Bottyo Callaghan News Today

There are have repeated calls this week for the former Kerry psychiatric hospital in the town of Killarney to be again used for housing. The site which has been lying idle since 2012 is the ideal location for housing according to local councillors who have long called for the building and the adjacent land to be used to solve the housing crisis in Killarney town.

There is mounting anger in Kilcummin village as residents will once again be forced to face road closures as Uisce Éireann continues works on the local sewerage scheme.

There has been a huge outpouring of public anger over roadworks, planned for Killarney, due to coincide with the first half of the tourism season – on one of the busiest thoroughfares leading into and out of the popular holiday destination.

County councillors in the Killarney area have again criticised Uisce Éireann for its management of the Kilcummin Sewerage Scheme.

There has been a call for average-speed zones to be introduced to “at least two” locations in the county.

Falling footfall had been blamed for the closure of several businesses in Killarney, Co Kerry. And with wide-spread concerns that several more are to close there has been a call for hotel bedrooms to be returned to the tourism industry.

Falling footfall in Killarney had been blamed for the closure of several businesses in the town. And with wide-spread concerns that several more are to close there has been a call for hotel bedrooms to be returned to the tourism industry.

Falling footfall in Killarney had been blamed for the closure of several businesses in the town. And with wide-spread concerns that several more are to close there has been a call for hotel bedrooms to be returned to the tourism industry.

Killarney councillors have strongly criticised Transport Minister Eamon Ryan, claiming that he failed to make any contact with elected officials who have sought a deputation with him over delays in the ongoing N22 Killarney-Farranfore road project.

Killarney councillors have strongly criticised Transport Minister Eamon Ryan, claiming that he failed to make any contact with elected officials who have sought a deputation with him over delays in the ongoing N22 Killarney-Farranfore road project.