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Jake McCarthy clinching first place in his heat of the Lightweight Men's Singles at the European Rowing Championship in Hungary on Thursday.The Skibbereen native left it to the final sprint to not only move into the top two direct qualifying spots but also into the leading positi

She was the vital cog in the Rome Escape Line during the Nazi occupation of the Eternal City, whose bravery played no small part in the preservation of the lives of thousands of Jews and Allied servicemen.

Aontú Leader Peadar Tóibín TD officially launched the party’s local council election campaign in Kerry at the Listowel Arms Hotel on Monday.

There was one change for Kerry in the latest round of appointments and allocations within An Garda Síochána.

Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has said expanding the court services to the former An Post building in Edward Street in Tralee is not possible.

The appeal against bail refusal for one of the Kerry men charged over Ireland’s largest ever crystal meth seizure will be heard next month.

The former boys school in Kenmare will finally ring with laughter and happiness once again as it is has been re-opened as new day care centre for people with intellectual disabilities.

The book of evidence against a man accused of the murder of Thomas Dooley is likely to be served on him next week.

SHE was the vital cog in the Rome Escape Line during the Nazi occupation of the Eternal City, whose bravery played no small part in the preservation of the lives of thousands of Jews and Allied servicemen.

HATS off to the dedication of the group of volunteers who scoured one of Tralee’s most cherished stretches of coast on Friday for pollutants.