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Storm Kathleen is tracking towards Ireland and a number of wind warnings have been issued for Kerry for tomorrow.

Kerry boss Conor McCarthy is expecting a stiff test against Longford Town at Mounthawk Park on Friday night (kick-off is at 7.45pm).

A man has been further remanded in custody in relation to an alleged serious assault involving a carving knife in Banna.

IDA Ireland is to lodge a planning application by the end of the year to build a second advanced technology building in Tralee.

Telling the story of Sir Roger Casement’s life is a challenge for any biographer. In the land of his birth, he is remembered as a national hero. His remains lie in the Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin beside the graves of Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell. He is there because he was hanged in Pentonville

It was back in 1224, three years after the death of St. Dominic, that 12 members of the Dominican order travelled from Oxford to Dublin, setting up a priory on the north bank of the Liffey, where the Four Courts now stand. From here, the Order rapidly expanded to most of the cities and large towns of Ireland, coming to Tralee in 1243 where they’ve had a continuous presence ever since.

A Tralee woman has this week appealed for the people of Kerry to dig deep next Friday, April 12 to help Cystic Fibrosis Ireland to reach its €300,000 target, all as part of the charity’s annual ‘65 Roses Day’.

A local government MEP says there is no appetite in the party for an early General Election.

A Tralee woman has this week appealed for the people of Kerry to dig deep next Friday, April 12 to help Cystic Fibrosis Ireland to reach its €300,000 target, all as part of the charity’s annual ‘65 Roses Day’.

A Fianna Fáil councillor has aired his disappointment that See Something, Say Something hasn’t been rolled out in Castleisland.