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Tourism businesses in West Kerry need to put local communities and culture ahead of short-term gains, according to the Dingle Peninsula Tourism Alliance (DPTA) which launched a Charter for Sustainable Tourism at its AGM in the Skellig Hotel on Monday.

The annual Cantillon conference is underway this morning.Named after the pioneering 18th century economist from Ballyheigue, Richard Cantillon, the event is par...

Man brought to CUH after being struck by a vehicle in Bishopstown

Students in Kerry whore feeling stressed or suffering from mental health problems, are being urged to avail of a number of support services at Munster Technolo...

Five Kerry businesses are to represent the county at the national finals of the Student Enterprise Awards.A total of 25 mini-companies set up by second level st...

To mark International Women’s Day during Engineers Week, SiliconRepublic.com takes a look at some of the leading women in engineering.

The Chief Executive of the Rose of Tralee Festival says he hopes for more of a partnership between the festival and its potential hosts, the Munster Technologic...

Funding of almost €1.3 million (€1,270,616) has been allocated to Munster Technological University.Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovati...

A record number of entrepreneurs are setting up businesses with export potential in Kerry and Cork through the New Frontiers programme.The Enterprise Ireland si...

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