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After a two-year hiatus, the CP Holiday Train has returned, traveling across the upper Midwest and Canada, spreading holiday joy and collecting money and food for local food banks.

After a two-year hiatus, the CP Holiday Train has returned, traveling across the upper Midwest and Canada, spreading holiday joy and collecting money and food for local food banks.

After a two-year hiatus, the CP Holiday Train has returned, traveling across the upper Midwest and Canada, spreading holiday joy and collecting money and food for local food banks.

Over €5 million in funding has been announced for marine infrastructure in Kerry.The funding was announced by the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine,...

It's been said that the "wilderness is healing, a therapy for the soul" and anyone who has spent the times in the wilds of Ireland, taking in the fresh air and lush surrounds can surely attest to this. Here some of the best wild places in Ireland.

The number on Kerry’s Live Register increased by 8% in the past month.Over 7,900 people in Kerry are signing on the Live Register.The figures were compiled by t...

A coal miner was murdered near Kenmare in late November of 1912, and it doesn’t appear his death was ever solved. The deceased was Carl Hanson, a 29-year-old born in Norway. A Soo Line section foreman discovered his body near the shore of Des Lacs Lake after following a bloody trail from the tracks

The future is safe for a Kenmare shop, which is part of a chain of stores in the UK and Ireland.It was revealed last month that Joules Group Plc was set for adm...

Echoes of our Past: 100 years ago today, the Echo was reflecting on some marathon walks in days before railway

180 social houses are to be built in three mid and south Kerry towns.Kerry County Council says between now and 2026, there are plans to develop 122 housing unit...