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Set up in 2011, one vital service has since made over 33,000 journeys bringing West Cork people to hospital appointments in the city. And it’s all thanks to local fundraising and 150 voluntary driversCANCER Connect is celebrating 10 years of incredible service to the West Cork

Another interest rate increase is anticipated from the Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey on Thursday, but the big debate is over whether or not it will...

All eyes on Thursday will be on the Bank of England which is expected to go ahead and raise interest rates further.

The National Weather Service has radars and satellites to report weather, but technology isn’t always the same as human observation.

Kerry was alive in the early hours of Saturday with the sounds of thousands of people coming together in locations all across the county as they walked from ‘darkness into light’ to help raise vital funds for the suicide prevention charity, Pieta House.

Judge David Waters has strongly criticised a woman who came before him at Kenmare District Court, saying she had shown no remorse for her actions and had ignored legal advice after she verbally abused another woman in a shop in Kilgarvan.

A Beara primary school is promoting its idyllic location to boost enrolment and prevent them losing their second teacher due to dwindling numbers. 

Visit the only cable car in Ireland and the tallest Ogham stone in Europe, all in the Beara peninsula.

An Asian restaurant in Kenmare – described in Kenmare District Court as one of the ‘best in the town and the country’ – has been convicted and fined for not having a proper employment permit for a staff member.

On 27th May a number of CBS staff will be undertaking ‘John’s Jump’, a fundraising parachute jump for Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland (AADI).