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‘Taking a break’ is how Walter Lyons interprets his decision to retire after a lifetime dedicated to his furniture and antique shop at Boherbee in Tralee. The shop will remain open but Walter has decided to ease his foot off the accelerator to enjoy a much deserved retirement.

The Southern Star and Celtic Ross Hotel West Cork Farming Awards Farming Family winner is the O’Donovan family from ClonakiltyFAMILY is at the heart of the O’Donovan dairy farm near Clonakilty, and it’s that focus and united drive that saw them take a leap of faith and succ

The National Circus Festival of Ireland (NCFI) returns to Tralee this week.

Independent Councillor Sam Locke is calling on residents in Tralee to come out and pay their respects to the men who died in World War I this Remembrance Sunday at the Munster Fusiliers monument at Ballymullen.

Last Tuesday (October 24) saw Munster Technological University (MTU) host a reception for Mr Norio Maruyama, the Ambassador of Japan to Ireland.

An online fundraiser set up by the Tralee Meals on Wheels group to help them cover their Christmas costs has so far raised €767 of its target amount of €3,000.

A Rathmore man has been spared prison after pleading guilty to possession of 70 images classified as child pornography.64-year-old Simon Bolt of Hollymount, Rat...

Two-year sentence suspended reluctantly, with mitigating factors including 10-year delay in proceedings because of backlog in such cases

The O’Regan family from Kerry are through to the quarter final stage of this year’s Ireland’s Fittest Family competition after they finished in first place in the standings in Sunday night’s opening episode of the popular show.

As Ireland’s clowns gather in Tralee ahead of this year’s National Circus Festival, its founder Con Horgan tells Lauren Murphy about the unique magic of an entertainment that transcends language and borders