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As the saying goes, if you didn’t laugh, you’d cry, and it’s certainly true for this year’s Killorglin Panto as the town gives its very own unique – and rather unusual – take on Goldilocks and The Three Bears.

Councillors in the Kenmare Municipal District were repeatedly warned by Council officials that they are knowingly marching into a battle with the Office of the Planning Regulator.

There was an almost 6% (5.8%) increase in the number of people in Kerry signing on the Live Register last month.That’s accor ding to figures compiled by the Cen...

Tributes have been paid to Dr Catherine McMullin who played a key environmentalist activist in Kerry and was the voice of An Taisce in the county.

The memory of the late James Ashe was honoured once again in the Boolteens area of Castlemaine over the weekend with the annual tractor run that is held in his name each and every year.

Councillors in the Kenmare Municipal District were repeatedly warned by Council officials that they are knowingly marching into a battle with the Office of the Planning Regulator.

A Cromane man has been convicted of driving with excess alcohol and careless driving after he drove on the wrong side of the road, towards a Garda patrol car.

Tributes have been paid to Dr Catherine McMullin who played a key environmentalist activist in Kerry and was the voice of An Taisce in the county.

A man has pleaded guilty to harassment of a female by sending her sexual messages via Facebook Messenger.

Thousands of people marched through Dublin city centre on Saturday, January 13, in a protest against Israel’s military operations in Gaza.