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A Kerry TD raised the matter of the delay of the Killarney bypass project in the Dail recently. Danny Healy Rae said there are around 23,000 vehicles moving thr...

Kerry County Council is being urged to let jarvey licences be passed down to immediate family if a licence holder retires or dies.Independent councillor Maura H...

A Glenflesk man died from acute carbon monoxide poisoning after a fire broke out in his home in the early hours of St Stephen's Day last year, an inquest into his death heard on Thursday.

BY KIERAN O'MAHONYTWO innovative Tidy Towns groups have collaborated together to launch sustainable reusable coffee cups, in what is the first initiative of its kind in West Cork.Ballineen & Enniskeane Tidy Towns and Ahiohill Tidy Towns launched the project at the Beda Christ

Regional reports from the Irish Examiner team

Living with Lakes Centre, Wahnapitae First Nation support bid for Indigenous-led conservation area

We have a rich history of nature poetry in Ireland and award-winning poet Jane Clarke has done an excellent job of curating some of the very best of it in her latest collection, Windfall: Irish Nature Poems to Inspire and Connect.

The Cork singer-songwriter has added dates in Kilkenny, Sligo, Monaghan and more.

THERE is a story told about Winston Churchill, a man who considered himself a cut above most of those around him. He noted that a political opponent was described as ‘modest’ and he seized with malicious glee on the adjective, commenting that the other man had a great deal to be modest about.

Road safety is everyone’s responsibility, so here’s what you can do to survive the roads this December in South Africa.