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Anglers appeal Kerry Council decision to grant planning for 249 Killarney homes - Vimarsana News

Anglers appeal Kerry Council decision to grant planning for 249 Killarney homes

Plans to build almost 250 dwellings in Killarney, given the green light by Kerry County Council (KCC) over a month ago, have been appealed to An Bord Pleanála by a Killorglin-based anglers’ association, concerned about the impact the development could have on water quality of the lakes and rivers in the wider catchment area.

Kerry Sinn Féin confirm first six candidates to run in next local elections - Vimarsana News

Kerry Sinn Féin confirm first six candidates to run in next local elections

Sinn Féin Kerry has confirmed its first six candidates for next year’s local elections.The party held a convention in the CYMS in Killorglin last evening.Sinn F...

Anglers object to plans for nearly 250 Killarney homes - Vimarsana News

Anglers object to plans for nearly 250 Killarney homes

Association says large-scale applications should be considered 'premature' until Kerry County Council and Uisce Éireann carry out upgrades to the storm and foul sewer systems

Part-time fire brigade personnel being recruited in Kerry - Vimarsana News

Part-time fire brigade personnel being recruited in Kerry

Part-time fire brigade personnel are being recruited in Kerry.Kerry County Council is recruiting retained firefighters for the ten fire stations in the county.T...

Tralee Green candidate welcomes enhanced bus service for two Kerry routes - Vimarsana News

Tralee Green candidate welcomes enhanced bus service for two Kerry routes

Bus Éireann is to introduce enhancements to two Kerry services in the coming weeks that is part of the Government’s investment in public transport led by Green Party leader and Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan.