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The year 2023 will long be remembered as the first time that debates and disagreements around the topic of gender were discussed in Kerry within a public forum.

In July 1940, a Garda called John O’Donnell – native of Burtonport, County Donegal – drowned on a Friday evening in Ballybunion, in his attempt at saving two local women who had come into difficulty offshore.

The Kerry company’s chicken alternative products are already on the shelves in Dunnes Stores, Tesco and SuperValu after a soft launch in January

Tralee Meals on Wheels was among five national charities to be announced as winners by Ecclesiastical Insurance who brought some welcome festive funding in the shape of a €1,000 donation.

Motorists have been urged to take extreme care on the roads as high winds and torrential rain in the wake of Storm Gerrit will be followed by a cold snap likely to create icy and treacherous conditions.

Editor of WOW! Elaine Duggan continues to look at the Cork women who have had a great year, in a thre-part series

Motorists have been urged to take extreme care on the roads as high winds and torrential rain in the wake of Storm Gerrit will be followed by a cold snap likely to create icy and treacherous conditions.

Interview: the relentlessly positive former teacher is upbeat in the face of challenges such as culture wars, Leaving Cert reform and teacher shortages

A two-storey high mosque (Masjid) located at the Killerisk business park in Tralee is well underway and is expected to be fully completed by early 2025.

There’s been widespread sadness over recent days – including among staff, past and present, of The Kerryman – at the death of Margaret Griffin.