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The community in Cahersiveen remain hopeful that a GP will be found for the town which currently only has one resident GP who is due to retire later this year.

Forget Operation Transformation. Kerry has its very own fitness leader, Eric Murphy, who at 86 years of age, not only exercises daily but, in fact, leads a keep-fit class twice weekly.

A lack of GPs is creating a “very difficult situation” in rural Ireland, a Kerry-based councillor has warned.

The town of Cahersiveen is set to be completely transformed under ‘exciting’ new plans to develop the ‘Daniel O'Connell Quarter’.

A swimming pool and sporting complex is being mooted for South Kerry with a local committee being set up to progress the development of this amenity for the rural area.

Amanda O’Sullivan from Waterville has become the first Kerry Rose to be selected following the Skellig Rose Selection Night held at Filemore Community Centre on Saturday.

Locals, doctors, and politicians united in calls for the dearth of general practitioners in Kerry to be addressed

Weekly vigils showing solidarity with the people of Palestine are continuing to attract more and more people in various locations across Kerry and now, members of the Kerry Irish Palestine Solidarity Campaign (Kerry IPSC) looking to spread the word about when and where these vigils are taking place every week.

The HSE has advice for anyone concerned about trihalomethanes in their drinking water supply

Deputy Michael Healy-Rae said we are witnessing the most ‘horrible and horrendous’ acts that no human being should perpetrate on another in Gaza as Israeli Defence Forces continue its offensive.