Mid Kerry News Today

News that Kerry County Council (KCC) is engaging with the McCarthy family in Killorglin with an eye to developing new amenities – including, perhaps, park land and gardens – was welcomed at last Friday’s Kenmare Municipal District Meeting.

Cllr Michael Cahill said he fears for young couples looking to buy homes in the Mid Kerry area, and he warned a “catastrophe” could be on the way for Killorglin and Cahersiveen’s housing-application lists.

The traditional start of spring in Ireland on February 1 is now marked with celebrations of women, empowerment, food, sustainability and craft.

Whilst Dundalk maybe hosting the lion’s share of St. Brigid's Day celebrations this year, that doesn’t mean that Drogheda is being left out completely!

The President of the GAA, Larry McCarthy, has expressed the need for a possible reformation of the existing structure of club championships to ensure fairness for all counties in Ireland. Over the past few months, criticism has been directed at Kerry's club championship structure for several reasons. The Kerry County Championship, often described as cutthroat,

Kingom senior goalkeeper Shane Ryan is well-placed to understand the merits and pitfalls of the Kerry club championships.

The proceeds from the annual Charity Dance held in London is a major part of the story behind St Joseph's Home in Killorglin and the great work it does in the community.

The proceeds from the annual Charity Dance held in London is a major part of the story behind St Joseph's Home in Killorglin and the great work it does in the community.

JOHN Evans hails the identity of the Cill na Martra area as a key factor in his club’s journey to the Munster final.

SOMETHING that you want more than anything but that’s very hard to achieve or get your hands on can be described as a ‘Holy Grail’.