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LONDON (dpa-AFX) - Kenmare Resources plc. (KMR.L), in its trading update for the fourth quarter and the full year ended 31 December 2020, said that it achieved or exceeded the midpoint of its

Titanium miner Kenmare Resources said that 2020 was a strong year for the titanium feedstocks market, with Kenmare achieving higher average prices for its ilmenite and rutile products compared with 2019.

New research has found that house buyers would expect a discount of around 31% for properties at risk of flooding

Kerry’s Live Register has fallen by 12.5% in a year. However, the latest data from the Central Statistics Office shows a largely unchanged monthly picture. Last month, 6,465 people signed on the Live Register in Kerry. That is down 12.5% when compared to December 2019 when 7,393 people signed on. The latest figure is a […]

Kathleen Twomey née Harrington, Churchground, Kilgarvan. A private family funeral will take place for Kathleen. Requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Patrick’s Church, Kilgarvan on Tuesday at 12 noon. Mass will be live streamed on Kilgarvan Parish Facebook page.  Burial afterwards in the local cemetery.  Enquiries to O’Connor’s Funeral Directors, Kenmare. ***** Please use […]

The SouthDoc treatment centre in Listowel will reopen next week. The HSE has confirmed that services in Listowel will be available to patients as required and by appointment from next Monday, January 18th. SouthDoc’s Listowel centre was one of four bases that closed on March 13th as part of a consolidation of services in the […]

House prices in Kerry are expected to rise between 5-10% in 2021. That’s according to the Sunday Times Property Price Guide. The guide estimates an increase in prices for second-hand, two-bed apartments, three-bed semi-detached houses, and large detached homes with land, across Tralee, Dingle, Killarney and Kenmare. The prices of large detached homes with land […]

All areas in Kerry now have very high rates of COVID-19. During the pandemic, the 14-day incidence rate across local electoral areas varied wildly; in October, North Kerry had among the highest rates nationwide, while West Kerry was the least affected area in the Republic. Over Christmas, the Kenmare LEA – including the Iveragh Peninsula – had the highest rate in Munster, while North Kerry’s rate was the county’s lowest. th, there were increases in the 14-day incidence rate per 100,000 ...

Danny Healy-Rae has no time for the trolls who remorselessly attack him online. Nor does he read antagonistic posts – but he has launched an attack on other politicians for pandering to social media.

The Covid-19 crisis is deepening in Kerry with case number soaring across the entire county.