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When the House of Assembly met yesterday, an empty seat, a black satin drape and a photograph of the late Obie Wilchcombe with his characteristically broad smile were poignant markers

Donation will be matched by FDC Foundation, creating a $2.6-million endowment.

Irish teachers seeking a "substantial" pay increase to compensate for inflation. Irish teachers seeking a "substantial" pay increase for inflation

A Killarney woman has told a court that she is no longer able to get a taxi home after work due to her level of fear following an incident in which she was assaulted by a taxi driver in the town.

The Kingston family have thanked the community for the wonderful support they have received in recent days following the loss of a much loved mother, wife, sister and daughter, who tragically lost her brave battle with cancer, a diagnosis she only received in February.

The Minister of State for Transport says the current wait time for driving tests is unacceptable.Jack Chambers was responding to the Rural Independents, who tod...

I live in the K Streets. This house has been in the family for about six decades. Although the City of Penticton may not consider this a heritage house, I

The CEO of the Kerry Diocesan Youth Service says issues raised in a recent Tusla report about the organisation have been addressed.The audit report criticised f...

A Kerry county councillor is calling on the NPWS to commence a deer cull following a spate of road accidents.

Independent Councillor Maura Healy-Rae feels that a response she received from Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly amounts to a ‘refusal’ to meet her and other interested stakeholders to discuss matters relating to Lyme Disease.