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It’s all systems go once more for retired Tralee Garda David Rath as he re-opens the doors to his ‘David Rath Tralee Music School' following a break during COVID.

Michael Clemenger will make his annual visit to Rath Cemetery in Tralee this week to pay his respects at the grave of Arthur Joseph Pyke who suffered fatal injuries while in the care of the Christian Brothers at St Joseph’s Industrial School and died on February 5, 1958.

He won the top prize, of €500,000, in the Euromillions Plus draw on December 15th, after purchasing a ticket in Tesco, Tralee.

The Kerry chair of the IFA says he is awaiting advice from the national IFA president but is hoping protests will be held relating to Irish issues.Last night, t...

A man has been put off the road for two years, but if the breath sample he provided had been one microgramme of alcohol higher, he would have received a three-year disqualification.

The Kerry Mountain Rescue Team (KMRT) is better off to the tune of €7,180 this week after they received a cheque for this amount at The Shanty Bar in Ballyfinnane on Saturday evening.

Law-enforcement sources say the Black Axe crime network is now “everywhere” following an alarming case in Kerry involving secondary school students who were identified as being caught up in money laundering.

Green Party leader and Minister for the Environment Eamon Ryan has hinted at possible Government interest in exploring ways to repurpose the historic Tralee Courthouse building on Ashe Street.

Tralee Fine Gael Local Election candidate Angie Baily is organising a public meeting to discuss the issues raised by people while canvassing door to door ahead of the June elections.

Motorists travelling on the Killarney side of Tralee this evening, are being warned to expect delays because of a farmers' protest.