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Anti-social behaviour is ‘getting out of hand’ in Killarney, particularly around Derreen and on the Killarney bypass, after missiles, stones, and even a gate, were thrown at cars only last week.

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.

The revelations at the inquest on Wednesday into Tim OSullivans tragic death prompted a plea from his family for an overhaul of the derelict sites system

Born in Kerry and raised in the UK, Mr O’Sullivan loved music and his family but struggled to cope with the break-up of his marriage

A lorry driver on route to Cahersiveen Mart from Tipperary was found not to have a proper functioning tacograph to record the hours of driving, Cahersiveen District Court heard.

Joanne Hayes was charged with the murder of 'baby John' who washed up on a beach in 1984. All charges against her were later dropped.

An ice-cream man convicted of selling bottles of poitín out of his van has said Revenue officials treated him as “if I was one of the Kinahans”.

Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty helped to operate the so-called Rome Escape Line

A Kerry father is determined to raise awareness around what he says are ‘discriminatory’ rules around the tax benefits for cohabiting couples and their children.

Casting directors Ros and John Hubbard have lived in this seven-bedroom house and cottage with views over the bay