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From time immemorial, bison herds owned the plains of North Dakota. Native Americans and Europeans alike held bison in some measure of awe for their inherent power. Tribes believed the Great Spirit had sent the buffalo to them as part of the gift of life.

Volunteers in Greystones turned out for a Spring Clean of Dr Ryan Park, bagging over 150kg of rubbish.

Darkness Into Light, the annual fundraising event organised by Pieta and supported by Electric Ireland, is taking place early next month on Saturday May 6 in eight locations around Kerry.

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Kenmare Street in downtown New York City is named in homage of Irish American politician Tim Sullivan's mother, who hailed from Kenmare in Co Kerry.

THE race to succeed Édaein O’Connell as Kerry Rose is hotting up with more than a dozen young women already signed up to take part in the Kerry Rose selection night next month.

The number on Kerry’s Live Register decreased by over 5% in the past month.Over 8,100 people in Kerry are signing on the Live Register.The figures were compiled...

Beara Barista, one of a number of new businesses which have opened on the West Cork peninsula in recent months is selling what is perhaps the most westerly-located gourmet coffee and snacks, from its location in a vintage caravan.

"A fact-based biography of his mother Beryl, during the Second World War, might have been thin, but this fictionalised version provides the depth of character and descriptive colour that some ‘true’ accounts lack."

The other day, I finally snapped. “Why are you looking at your phone?” I said to my other half. “You’re supposed to be watching TV.”