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What it means to be Irish, of course, is open to a wide variety of interpretations

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Excitement is mounting across Kerry this week ahead of the 2024 Kerry Rose selection for the International Rose of Tralee.

After a fascinating life in banking and baking, Cork artist George Frost tells COLETTE SHERIDAN he wants to pass on his skills to older people - and ...

Sir — Ellis O’Hanlon’s intriguing article (‘Why it’s better to lead with the head, not heart’, Sunday Independent, April 28) delves into the political heart and mind of what makes a leader, asking if a taoiseach needs empathy.

Several small communities in southwestern Manitoba are paying tens of thousands of dollars to a recruiting firm in an effort to find doctors.

Philip King believes the film may have touched people 'because everything is so virtual, augmented and artificial now, whereas this is tactile, human, visceral'

With a bumper four days of free open-air entertainment on offer at this year’s Féile Lughnasadh, organisers of the popular Milltown festival have launched a major fundraising campaign this week.

Kerry Friends of Motor Neurone were delighted to be selected as a beneficiary of Lough Lein’s 36th annual charity open fly-fishing competition that was held in recent weeks at Killarney’s middle lake.

The 2024 Killarney Looking Good competition has been launched. Awards will be presented in over 20 different categories.