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Labour TD Duncan Smith His company, Plant Hire Limited, recorded profits of €174,657 in 2019, while his petrol station and shop recorded an €81,000 profit for the same year. In 2018, the Sunday Independent Political Rich List estimated his assets, including his Dáil pension, to be worth more than €6m, while his brother Danny was estimated to be worth €1.5m. Dublin Eye Enter email address Sign Up Danny also owns a successful plant hire business and has had contracts with Kerry County C...

By Grace Goodrich In addition to sizable gas reserves found offshore, Mozambique is home to commercially significant deposits of coal, gold, graphite, ilmenite, iron ore, titanium,

The mining sector in Mozambique is in the midst of transformation, as it realigns with the clean energy transition.

Blanchardstown and Mulhuddart local electoral area top Covid-19 incidence rate

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Fire fighters from Kerry County Council were called to at least a dozen seperate gorse fires overnight, including one in Killarney, which took most of the night to bring under control. The gorse and bog fires occurred mostly in the greater Killarney area, but were also reported in Tralee and West Kerry. In what a […]

A Kerry County Councillor says local authorities should be involved in deciding where to locate accommodation for asylum seekers and refugees. Fianna Fáil Councillor Michael Cahill urged the council to call on the government to allow the council be part of the process when applications for accommodation are made. Cllr Cahill raised the matter at […]

The worst of the COVID-19 surge appears to be behind us with the number of new cases diagnosed in Kerry falling dramatically in recent weeks.

The need for a fire station for Kenmare has been ongoing for more than 40 years, and this week Kerry County Council said it still doesnt have a suitable site, despite conceding that a new station is needed. Kerry County Council also said it would be some time before any steps would be taken to address the issue as a full review of all fire facilities is underway. The council had promised a new fire station as far back as the 1980s but has been unsuccessful in its attempts to bring that vision...

Independent Kerry TDs Michael Healy-Rae and Danny Healy-Rae are being asked to remove large colourful photos of themselves on public display in their home village of Kilgarvan. The council maintains that the signs or structures - which have dominated the village for many years - are unauthorised. Kerry County Council is seeking the order under planning legislation for the removal of the photo of Danny Healy-Rae TD over the top of the porch on his pub on Main Street Kilgarvan. The large g...