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Kerry voters have until May 20th to register to vote in upcoming elections - Vimarsana News

Kerry voters have until May 20th to register to vote in upcoming elections

People in Kerry have until May 20th to register to vote in the upcoming elections. The local and European elections will be held on June 7th.

Kildare Nationalist — And they're off! 100,000 expected to descend on Punchestown this week - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — And they're off! 100,000 expected to descend on Punchestown this week

Some 100,000 people are expected to attend the five-day social and sporting highlight this year, which runs from today (Tuesday) to Saturday 4 May.

Road traffic collision in Tralee causes traffic delays - Vimarsana News

Road traffic collision in Tralee causes traffic delays

Traffic was bought to a near standstill around Tralee early this morning (Tuesday) following a road traffic incident on John Joe Sheehy Road.

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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?

An Post tight-lipped over sale of Kerry site linked with new Tralee courthouse - Vimarsana News

An Post tight-lipped over sale of Kerry site linked with new Tralee courthouse

An Post is remaining tight-lipped over speculation its former sorting office on Edward Street in Tralee is for sale in what could reignite debate over the building’s use as a potential courthouse.