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More than 1,300 submissions were received by Clean Coast with Stephen Dunbar taking home the Photographer of the Year award

THE UNIVERSITY of Limerick has unanimously approved Professor Brigid Laffan as new chancellor and chair of its governing authority. Laffan who is a na...

Distinguished academic takes over from Mary Harney who has held the role since 2018

Plans have been submitted to Kerry County Council for a new eco-sustainable tourism development in Cahersiveen.SivEco Resorts Co. plans on replacing an existing...

The Daniel O’Connell School is now a well-established fixture of South Kerry’s events calendar. It celebrated its 10th anniversary this year, and it continues to attract strong attendances at its programme of lectures, so it might be worth examining what has made the School enduringly popular.

Kerry Mental Health Association Iveragh Branch has presented a new people carrier vehicle to the Fertha View Day Centre in Cahersiveen to provide services users with easy access to appointments and outings.

This October bank holiday weekend is set to be a busy one in Kerry.There are events taking place across the county, with many Halloween festivities. The Daniel...

The family of a man who lay dead and undiscovered in his Cork home for 22 years have called for a review of derelict house regulations after after the property where his body lay was boarded up.

Cahersiveen woman Kacey O’Driscoll is to be honoured at this year’s Daniel O’Connell Summer School which takes place this Bank Holiday weekend.

The family of a man who lay dead and undiscovered in his Cork home for 22 years, just off a busy street and less than 100 metres from the main Cork-Limerick road, have called for an urgent review of derelict house regulations as they warned no other family should have to endure what they experienced.