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The best Christmas shop window display for 2023 in Cahersiveen has gone to Alma Banks for producing the perfect festive ‘feel-good’ factor.

Kerry County Council is being urged to include a memorial to Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty, in the Public Realm plans for Cahersiveen.It follows a question from Fia...

There are celebrations in South Kerry this week at the news that a local project has been listed amongst the top educational projects at the COP28 summit in Dubai.

The Sinn Féin party in Kerry is set to run two new candidates in the Killarney Local Electoral Area (LEA). The party currently holds no seat on the Killarney Municipal District but is putting forward two well-known names on the 2024 ballot paper.

Farmers who have been unfairly penalised after their land was burned to appeal to the Department of Agriculture (DAFM), a councillor said.

Reenard GAA’s clubhouse was packed to capacity on the Friday before last for an open-mic night as part of a fundraising drive for Aghatubrid National School – but while the craic was 90, school principal Sinéad Clifford-O’Sullivan emphasised the serious circumstances that led to such a night being needed to begin with.

Gardaí are urging people not to click links looking for money after people in Kerry were scammed out of over €8,400.One person received a text message from some...

The Christmas excitement kicked up more than a gear in Cahersiveen on Saturday as the town switched on its Christmas lights.

When gardaí searched the home of a couple at the centre of an investigation into the murder of Baby John, the infant whose body was discovered on a Kerry beach in 1984, wallpaper was ripped off walls and floorboards were upturned.

A Kerry man, who’s been co-habiting with his partner for 15 years, hopes next year’s referendum on the definition of family will change current tax inequalities...