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The study is based on data like access to local amenities like primary schools, major supermarkets and leisure centres, services like broadband speed and mobile coverage, proximity to green spaces and transport routes, plus house prices and crime rates.

Part of the €60 million investment will also go towards upgrading customer areas in 18 branches across the country this year

The judge said he has heard a lot of drink-driving cases and this is a first

A garda has rubbished a suggestion she gave some chips to an elderly man – arrested on his birthday on suspicion of drink-driving – during the 20-minute nil-by-mouth period required before providing a breath sample. She also told Killarney District Court that she did not bring chips into the room during this observation period and, furthermore, she does not eat chips.

Tralee ranked 22nd and Killarney 23rd on the list, both ranking among the top 25 best towns for work-life balance in Ireland.

A garda has rubbished a suggestion she gave some chips to an elderly man – arrested on his birthday on suspicion of drink-driving – during the 20-minute nil-by-mouth period required before providing a breath sample.

And where mysterious ancient ring forts stand sentinel on mossy hillsides

With three hugely successful plays already under his belt, Killarney’s resident playwright Ray O’Sullivan is back with a new show, one which he has dubbed “the fourth in the trilogy”.

The ‘Angus Stars of the Future’ club is set to host its second annual charity fundraiser through a raffle to raise funds for two charities.

No fewer than 40 people died in road-traffic collisions in Kerry over the past five years, a Garda Forensic Collisions Inspector told a meeting last Friday.