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South Kerry's night of glitz and glamour for Cahersiveen Business Awards - Vimarsana News

South Kerry's night of glitz and glamour for Cahersiveen Business Awards

A red carpet, canapes, speeches, and 36 awards. It’ll be all glitz and glamour at the 20 Main Street – better known as the Fertha Bar and Restaurant – on Saturday night as the venue prepares to host the first Cahersiveen Business Awards.

Kenmare a diamond in the Ring of Kerry - Vimarsana News

Kenmare a diamond in the Ring of Kerry

The Wild Atlantic Way really doesn’t get much wilder or more spectacular than in Co Kerry.

Cahersiveen's Faye to sing on tonight's Late Late Toy Show - Vimarsana News

Cahersiveen's Faye to sing on tonight's Late Late Toy Show

A ten-year-old school girl from Cahersiveen will be among the star performers joining host Patrick Kielty on tonight's Late Late Toy Show.Faye O'Sullivan, a pup...

Christian Fleming Killorglin: Kerry manslaughter trial told Stephen O'Connor died as result of injuries caused by 'propelled fall' - Vimarsana News

Christian Fleming Killorglin: Kerry manslaughter trial told Stephen O'Connor died as result of injuries caused by 'propelled fall'

The jury in the trial of Killorglin man Christian Fleming for manslaughter has heard how the deceased man, Stephen O’Connor, had sustained brain injury after ‘a propelled fall’ which saw the left side of his head impact against the flat surface.

Pathologist tells Kerry trial that man died as result of injuries caused by 'propelled fall' - Vimarsana News

Pathologist tells Kerry trial that man died as result of injuries caused by 'propelled fall'

The jury in the trial of Killorglin man Christian Fleming for manslaughter has heard how the deceased man, Stephen O’Connor, had sustained brain injury after ‘a propelled fall’ which saw the left side of his head impact against the flat surface.