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The Indo Daily Revisited: A body in Tralee, the FBI Link and the conspiracy theories - The Thomas Stofiel tragedy - Vimarsana News

The Indo Daily Revisited: A body in Tralee, the FBI Link and the conspiracy theories - The Thomas Stofiel tragedy

An inquest in Tralee has finally answered a three-year long question - who was the man found dead on Slieve Mish Mountain in Kerry in 2020 and how was the FBI involved?

Radio reviews: From death in Kerry to Dolly Parton in Dingle - Vimarsana News

Radio reviews: From death in Kerry to Dolly Parton in Dingle

Thanks to the old internet, you can listen to ­“local” stations many miles away, such as ­Radio Kerry and its ­Kerry Today programme presented by Jerry O’Sullivan. It is exemplary, especially if you prefer your current affairs coverage to have a southern accent.

Kerry TD say position on retirement has not changed - Vimarsana News

Kerry TD say position on retirement has not changed

Deputy Brendan Griffin who has been at the centre of speculation surrounding new Fine Gael leader Simon Harris' plans for a cabinet reshuffle has said his posit...

Radio Kerry poll finds almost four in ten believe planning regulations are too strict - Vimarsana News

Radio Kerry poll finds almost four in ten believe planning regulations are too strict

Seventy-two per cent of those who took part in the Kerry Thinks survey believe more needs to be done to protect the Irish language and Gaeltacht areas.

Cork councillor brands minister 'a fool' for criticising FG MEPs who voted for Nature Restoration Law - Vimarsana News

Cork councillor brands minister 'a fool' for criticising FG MEPs who voted for Nature Restoration Law

Fine Gael minister Patrick O’Donovan said that the commitment to restore habitats means flood relief schemes will be held up, and he cited how otters in the River Bride have delayed the Blackpool flood relief scheme in Cork City