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Child and adolescent mental health services ‘simply not working’, according to Mental Health Commission

There are few who can claim to have run a family business for so long and so the O’Connor family are suitably proud that their pub in the heart of Killarney continues to thrive 100 years after it first opened.

Wilderness lodges in north-central Ontario provide great accommodations and tasty food to set you up for some amazing outdoor adventures. While you can enjoy most of these activities at each lodge, here are five different adventures you can enjoy, each from five different lodges.

THE NATIONAL Car Testing Service (NCTS) and the Road Safety Authority (RSA) have announced that a new National Car Testing Service centre will open. The centre ...

Some readers believe police in Sydney have sent a poor message over the Israel-Hamas conflict. Others were saddened to see the politicisation of the Sydney Opera House.

Castlemaine Fair Day in memory of John O’ Donoghue will take place this Sunday, October 15th, once again bringing together the community to remember a much loved local man and to have a fun day out to help charity.

With the AXA National Dairy Show kicking off on Friday, October 13, the town of Millstreet, Co. Cork is geared up to host the two-day event.

A fifth man has been sent forward for trial for the murder of a Killarney man in Rath Cemetery last October.28-year-old Michael Dooley of Bay 11, Halting Site,...

Members of the Green Party in Kerry say Budget 2024 will help the planet and people’s pockets.The six candidates that are contesting the local election for the...

The Farmall tractor is 100 years' old this year and in honour of this milestone a tractor run in aid of mental health charities has adopted it as its