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Kerry County Council will write to the government requesting that tourist accommodation no longer be used to house refugees.

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Tone is a tricky thing to hit in a hotel. How does a stay make you feel? From random chats with staff to the paintings on the walls or layout of a breakfast buffet, it’s about both little details and lasting impressions. It’s an art and a science.

From Killarney to Kenmare to Dingle, the lack of new builds, short-term letting, and the high prices of second-hand homes is having a major impact on the area, writes Anne Lucey

A former Fine Gael local-election candidate has said the party has taken its eye off the ball, and he feels he has a much better chance of winning a seat in the upcoming council elections by standing as an independent.

There is exciting news for Kingdom of Kerry Greenway enthusiasts following the announcement of a €10.5 million funding allocation.

Kerry is set to benefit from almost €26 million in funding from the TII to progress roads and greenways in the county.

Individuals and groups in the Tralee and Kenmare areas will be honoured by their Municipal Districts at awards ceremonies this evening.

Revenue says it can't comment on reports that it carried out an operation in Kenmare.

Fresh data from the Central Statistics Office shows 31 per cent of Ukrainian refugees in the State are aged under 20.