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Locals, doctors, and politicians united in calls for the dearth of general practitioners in Kerry to be addressed

A Kerry TD has congratulated Killarney students on their performance at a national competition. Killarney Community College was shortlisted.

From hotels and B&Bs to castles and cabins, Ireland offers plenty of eco-conscious staycation options, writes Thom Breathnach

Industry pros share the places that stole their hearts and launched their careers.

Lyra has released a new single 'Chess' from her next highly-anticipated album.

Falling footfall and rising business costs have been blamed for the closure of Bake My Day coffee shop in the town of Killarney. It was a decision that the owners had hoped they would not have to make, but after two years they were left with no option but to close their doors for good.

The game which is likely to attract most media attention when the 2024 National Football League gets underway this weekend is the meeting of Kerry ...

It was last June that The Kerryman first covered the story of Listry’s Paul Murphy who told us his story of his now years-long battle with Mitochondrial Myopathy Disease, a condition similar to Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and one which has left former rugby player, Paul, wheelchair bound with his motor skills also impaired.

Gardaí investigate reports of alleged animal cruelty in Killarney.

Three Kerry GAA clubs are hosting an information evening around the issue of substance abuse tonight.It’ll take place in the Killarney Heights Hotel at 8pm.Glen...