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Share this article A fireman with Kerry County Council has appeared in court charged in relation to lighting a fire in a bog which he was later called to put out. Killorglin District Court, which was sitting in Caherciveen, heard the man is facing two charges. It is alleged he lit the gorse land, belonging to Kerry County Council, on fire so the fire brigade would be called out and he would get paid. Advertisement 36-year-old David Ahern of St James Gardens, Killorglin is charged with committin...

Fireman in Kerry alleged to have started gorse fire Aim was to secure payment for being called out to extinguish fire, court told Thu, May 13, 2021, 15:14 Anne Lucey Man before Killorglin District Court is accused of starting gorseland fire so that he would be paid after being called upon to help put it out.   A fireman with Kerry County Council lit a fire in a bog with the ...

Kildare Death Notices for today: Monday, May 10 Reporter: ); Theresa Reynolds (née Walsh) Celbridge, Kildare REYNOLDS (St. Patrick’s Park and formerly of Temple Mills, Celbridge, Co. Kildare) May 6th, 2021 (suddenly), Theresa, beloved wife of the late Vincent and dear mother of Vincent, Terry and Theresa. Sadly missed by her loving sons, daughter, son-in-law Doron, granddaughters Julie, Eireann, Megan, Lolly and Izzy, great-granddaughters Georgia and Skylar, brothers Paddy, Noel and Vince...

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THE last headmistress of a school that closed in Taunton nearly 50 years ago has died. Mary Elliott said fellow past pupils of St Josephs Convent School would be sorry to hear of the passing of Sister Dominic Savio. She added: "She was a much loved teacher and friend to so many and was a great inspiration to many of her pupils as they pursued their careers." Sister Bella, as she was more recently known, died at St Josephs Home, Killorglin, Ireland, on April 14, after stoically suffering...

A wildfire is continuing to burn in Killarney National Park as fire crews from across southern Kerry remain onsite tackling the blaze.

IS Killorglin pay lovely tribute to retiring Crowley April 24, 2021 Lovely tribute by Intermediate School Killorglin... Peter Crowley has retired from inter-county football after winning an All-Ireland SFC title back in 2014, seven Munster SFC titles and two Allianz League medals over a ten-year spell. Kerry GAA announced the news on Tuesday, with manager Peter Keane thanking the Laune Rangers clubman for his commitment and dedication to the green and gold jersey. On Friday, the Killorglin-base...

Hopes and fears as local economies inch to reopening Updated / Thursday, 22 Apr 2021 10:22 As vaccines are rolled out, and as we inch slowly towards reopening, what shape could the economy and employment have post-pandemic? Cian McCormack reports on people whose lives have changed because of the pandemic. Richard Jacob is on and off the Pandemic Unemployment Payment for the past year. His Cork City business the Idaho Café closed in March. "We closed first in March of last year. We opened agai...

Share this article A Killorglin chef has won an award for her pastry creation. Alline Isense Dalpiaz was chosen in the recent nationwide search by Fyffes to find a new dessert that has a banana as its key ingredient. A pastry chef in the Muckross Park Hotel, Brazilian-born Alline moved to Kerry three years ago, having first arrived in the county as an English student in 2013. Advertisement Details of each category winner and their winning recipes can be viewed here. Advertisement

Share this article Two Kerry schools will take part in the annual Model Council of the EU school debate tomorrow.   Advertisement   The debate is a simulation of a meeting of the Council of the European Union and involves teams from secondary schools around Ireland, who represent an EU Member State each.