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The Killarney Community CCTV project is progressing according to Kerry County Council officials.They say the project is currently going through the data protect...

Kerry businesses were among 70 tourism companies that attended the Flavours of Ireland event in London.The Killarney Hotels Collection, Killarney Jaunting Cars...

Only one topic of conversation has dominated Kerry running circles over the past few days and that of course has been the news that the county is about to get itself a brand new parkrun event.

Gardaí in Kerry have launched Operation Tombola which targets the sale of fireworks, public order issues and criminal damage cases in the lead up to Halloween.G...

The family of Jerry O’Leary have expressed their gratitude for the huge turn-out the vintage run on Sunday which raised funds to help bring Jerry return home following an accident earlier this year which has left him with catastrophic injuries.

A teacher and special-needs assistant who’ve worked at a Killarney school for a combined 47 years have bid farewell to St Oliver’s National School.

AN Irish-born film maker who was once stabbed five times has reached out to other victims of knife crime to document the affects the deadly scourge has on victims.

Jockey Sean Flanagan takes on valeting business 2023-10-08

Construction is wrapping up for the season on the City of Edmonton's 132nd Avenue collector renewal project.But the work has not gone unnoticed.The project has captured the attention of Canada's urban planning community as the renewal aims to strike a balance between pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.The renewal is a five-year project that spans three wards between Fort Road and 127th Street to better align with city initiatives such as the speed limit reduction, Vision Zero and the Ed...

Nearly 200 people have completed the Human Chain Challenge on Strickeen Mountain in the Gap of Dunloe near Killarney.They set off at 9.20 this morning in suppor...