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A woman's body was found on a residential street in the Killarney neighbourhood on Wednesday morning.

Speaker notes statutory nature of process and accepts need for accountability but 'more equitable system needed'

Killarney won't be found sitting on its laurels when it comes to future proofing the tourist destination with the launch of its climate action programme this week.

Over half the newly recruited teachers surveyed in a major study said they would now consider leaving Ireland to work overseas with disillusionment, savings and high accommodation costs cited as the main reasons for quitting Irish classrooms.

Just 35% of respondents who entered the profession in recent years have received a contract of full hours upon initial appointment

Take a kid from the southside, went to St. Linus, Brother Rice H.S. and then St. Norbert’s in Wisconsin for college. He’s worked with his hands mos...

Norma Foley said she was happy to pursue suggestions put forward by teachers’ unions to address the recruitment and retention crisis.

The Push for Paul wheelchair will travel €350km from Drogheda to Killarney

A special education needs (SEN) teacher has accused Education Minister Norma Foley of using “Thatcherite language” – adding that the Government is opposed to properly funding special needs education.

A Kerry father has been left with only the clothes on his back after a blaze ripped though his home in rural south Kerry.