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The Fine Gael candidate selected to replace retiring councillor Patrick O'Connor-Scarteen says he hopes to retain the seat for his party in South Kerry.Last wee...

Investegate announcements from Holding(s) in Company

Standard Form TR-1 Standard form for notification of major holdings NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR HOLDINGS (to be sent to the relevant issuer and to the Central Bank of Ireland)i 1. Identity of the issuer or the underlying issuer of existing shares to which voting rights are attachedii:Kenmare Resources PLCStyne House, Hatch Street Upper Dublin 2, Dublin, IE-D, D02 DT27, IE2. Reason for the notification (please tick the appropriate box or boxes):[X ] An acquisition or disposal of voting rights[ ] An acq

Sir — I write to you concerning an interview I heard on RTÉ Radio’s News at One, presented by Bryan Dobson, about insurance policy increases. Insurance Ireland was represented by a very vocal and assertive lady. She disputed the information presented to her. It irritated me very much.

Jim O’Sullivan argues that social justice will be a better way to tackle illegal dumping than my pushing for the use of CCTV and other technologies to catch the environmental criminals (‘Social justice much better at resolving ills than the imposition of sanctions,’ Letters, December 16).

The podcast Carrie Jade Does Not Exist, hosted by Sue Perkins and Vice journalist Kat Denkinson, tells the remarkable story of how serial scammer Samantha Cookes came unstuck.

Mystery, culture and adventure abroad await those who enroll in Molly Michaud’s spring 2024 Irish Murder Mysteries class at North Idaho College. Registration is open through Jan. 14 for thrill-seekers interested in having an outside-the-classroom experience while expanding their knowledge of the murder mystery literary genre.

The Fine Gael party has selected a second candidate to run in the Kenmare Electoral area for the 2024 local elections.

Capital expenditure for project will be up to $331m by the end of 2026

The solicitor representing the family of a woman who died after giving birth in University Hospital Kerry last year says they’re still awaiting an external HSE...