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Creating pilot farms to trial new technologies may help to grow the AgTech sector and increase uptake among farmers, an event has heard.

With Good Friday fast approaching, eyes now turn to the ever popular Good Friday walks that take place each and every year in aid of the Kerry Hospice Foundation.

Three Kerry business people have been honoured for their professional achievements and commitment to business in the county.They were honoured at the Business L...

With Good Friday fast approaching, eyes now turn to the ever popular Good Friday walks that take place each and every year in aid of the Kerry Hospice Foundation.

What do Irish people want from a restaurant? Good food, good service, good value and good fun, of course.But there is another answer, we think, which is that th

Kerry Recreation & Sports Partnership and Kerry Volunteer Centre have teamed up to host a series of Club and Volunteer Fairs over the coming weeks and month across the county.

Taking technology out of the office and applying it directly to to the food production process is being helped by AgriTech Ireland cluster.

There have been many changes in the bar trade particularly in recent years but Falvey’s in Killorglin has maintained the traditional rural pub – loyal to it’s customer and the perfect place to have a pint and a chat.

There is great sadness across Kerry at the sudden death of Kyle Corkery, who has strong family links to Killorglin and Glenbeigh.

As a Longford drama group prepare to stage the work of a neighbours child Jimmy Keary spoke to the Leader about his popularity. Jimmy is a well-known playwrigh...