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The Rose, whose parents are both from Limerick, was presented with the famous sash by last year’s Rose, Rachel Duffy during the final night of the Rose of Tralee Festival.

The one and only Fred Cooke will this week embark on a mini tour of Kerry which will see him perform in venues in Killorglin, Kenmare and Tralee.

Tributes have been paid to talented young Kerry man Jack O’Grady, who has died at 22 following a battle against Cancer.

Grace O’Sullivan has been through more than most 13-year-olds. She was only seven when diagnosed with Stargardt’s Disease and lives with visual impairment, and Stargardt’s causes progressive sight loss. It is rare that someone becomes blind, but the extent of sight loss is often severe.

The news that Ryan Tubridy will not be returning to RTÉ dominated the airwaves today, with members of the public divided on whether he was made the “scapegoat” for the payments controversy at the public broadcaster.

The simple nature of the Queen of the Goats festival in Co Kerry is what makes it so strong, organizer and storyteller Sean O’Laoghaire says.

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A man who grew up in Killorglin and appeared before Killorglin District Court on several charges including possession of a firearm as a teenager, is now alleged to be linked to one of the world’s most notorious south American drugs gangs formerly led by the infamous ‘El Chapo’.

A man allegedly linked to one of the world’s most notorious south American drugs gangs formerly led by the infamous ‘El Chapo’, grew up in Co Kerry and appeared before court there as a teenager.

WELL-known Kerry beekeeper Pat Curran has been honoured with a national first for a clever device he designed to improve honey harvesting and bee health at the same time.