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New renters in Kerry are paying on average almost €200 more on monthly rent than existing tenancies.That’s according to a new data from the ESRI and the Residen...

Hostelworld dominated the Irish exchange on Thursday, gaining 12 per cent

(PHOTOS-GALLERY) More photos are snapped in these towns than any other in all of North Dakota.

April 27, 1932-Nov. 22, 2023 Bismarck Roland “Ron” Greenup, 91, died on November 22, 2023, surrounded by his loving family, at Sanford Hospital in Bisma

A planning application by Kerry International Airport to construct a steel framed aircraft hangar to facilitate private aircraft has been met with a raft of public submissions, including from three of the six Green Party candidates contesting next year’s local elections.

The USDA, in its latest Oil Crops Outlook, raised the canola crush forecast for the 2022-23 October to September time period to a record high, pushing production of oil and

Across world markets, there was mixed commentary from central bankers about inflation and the direction of monetary policy.

Residents of a South Kerry nursing unit receive a good standard of care.That’s among the findings of a HIQA inspection.The Health Information and Quality Author...

BY CAMMY HARLEYPLANS for an extensive marine activity centre in Bantry, which would include two waterfront buildings, pontoon and even a café, were unveiled at a recent public meeting in the town.Following a consultation with the community, the preferred site for the marine cent

There have been calls for traffic-calming measures and improved pedestrian and cycle infrastructure to make Glenbeigh ‘greenway ready’ – but it seems residents could be left waiting for some time for action.