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From lakeside havens to urban retreats Thom Breathnach selects edgy new addresses for a hip holiday experience

When it comes to looking back on 2023 and all that it entailed, one theme that stood out over the course of the past 12 months was that of endurance and perseverance.

Planning applications for large-scale housing projects in Kerry show that developers have confidence in the housing market in the county.That’s the view of Paul...

THIS time of year is always a time to reflect on the year gone by and focus on the year to come. Weve spoken to seven well-known Limerick people about their wi...

Adapt women’s refuge has helped 300 women this year seeking support due to domestic violence.It has also had to refuse accommodation to 130 women due to lack of...

It was a busy past few days for staff and volunteers from Tralee International Resource Centre (TIRC) as they put together special ‘Christmas packs’ to give to the asylum seekers living in Direct Provision Centres in Tralee and who spent Christmas far away from their loved ones.

The eight groups and individuals that have been recognised as the Fexco Kerry Heroes of 2023 were announced by Radio Kerry last week.

No stranger to welcoming famous faces over the years – think Tom Cruise back in 1991 or indeed Mark Hamill and the rest of the Star Wars crew in 2016 – it was no surprise again this year that Kerry was once again the preferred destination for many well known sporting and acting legends over the course of 2023.

Early March 2023 marked one of the most significant anniversaries in the history of County Kerry. A series of commemorative events marking 100 years since the massacre at Ballyseedy in 1923, and similar atrocities at Knocknagoshel, Countess Bridge near Killarney and Bahaghs near Cahersiveen.

Kerry County Council has approved Astellas's large pharmaceutical development in Tralee. Astellas is a multinational Japanese pharmaceutical business with a...