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Between them, John and Francis Brennan have given 100 years of service to the hospitality industry, most notably at The Park Hotel in Kenmare, which they took over in the 1980s.

An offer by Kerry County Council to purchase the St Clare’s Convent in Kenmare has been accepted.In February, the Sisters of St Clare, commonly known as the Poo...

IN a moving ceremony and Mass on Sunday, the last Sisters of the Order of St Clare said their farewells to Kenmare, a town where the Order made their home 161 years ago.

Between them, John and Francis Brennan have given 100 years of service to the hospitality industry, most notably at The Park Hotel in Kenmare, which they took over in the 1980s.

Planning permission has been granted for a new family resource centre in Kenmare.Kenmare Family Resource Centre Company, which is a registered charity, applied...

Down to just three nuns, the Sisters of St Clare are ‘regrettably’ leaving Co Kerry having arrived in wake of the Famine

When the Sisters of St Clare, more commonly known as the Poor Clares, announced in February they are to leave Kenmare after 161-years of educational and spiritual service, it set in train a time of sadness and fond reminiscing for Caitrìona O’Neill.

THIS year’s Ring of Beara takes place on May 27th and will see more than 4,000 cyclists accept the challenge of its 110km and 140km routes for a loop tour of the peninsula.The cycle has welcomed over 32,000 cyclists to the Beara peninsula since its inception in 2015. The event

Businessman Fergal Naughton, CEO of Glen Dimplex, has invested €1 million into Park Hotel Kenmare, according to documents filed with the Companies Registration...

Francis and John Brennan announced last week they are selling The Park and The Landsdowne hotels in Kenmare. The employees, they say, are ‘devastated’