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Enjoying the Kerry Mile in Memory Walk in aid of the charity, FirstLight, at Rossbeigh Beach were Róisín O’Neill from Dooks and Zoe Kelly, Glenbeigh.
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ArticleUp to 200 witnesses in Gaine murder trial
Almost 200 witnesses are involved in the case of a former US soldier charged with murdering Kerry sheep farmer Mike Gaine (pictured right). Michael Kelley, originally from Maine in the US, has been charged with a single count of murdering Mr...
ArticleKILLARNEY WOMAN REVEALS HOW IPAS RESIDENTS CAME TO HER AID
A Kerry woman has said people should be judged by their character and actions rather than their nationality or the colour of their skin after receiving unexpected help from two men living in a local IPAS accommodation centre. Miriam...
ArticleRestored Fire engine gets a new lease of life a century on
A derelict fire engine that has been left lying in a council machinery yard has been lovingly brought back to life thanks to the dedication and hard work of Milltown native Billy Spring. This piece of Kerry County Council’s history is one of...
ArticleCouncillors clash over housing and migrants
Kerry councillors have clashed over how to deal with ‘false’ rumours that the non-Irish applicants are being prioritised for the county’s social housing. Independent Councillors Brendan Cronin and Marie Moloney called for transparency on...
ArticleChop for charity as Killorglin’ s Gina plans extreme hair cut to help children with cancer
A local Killorglin woman is preparing to chop off her very long hair to help children experiencing hair loss due to cancer treatment and other medical conditions. Gina O’Shea (32) from Iveragh Park has made the generous decision to cut...
ArticleCouncillors clash over housing and migrants
Kerry councillors have clashed over how to deal with ‘false’ rumours that the non-Irish applicants are being prioritised for the county’s social housing. Independent Councillors Brendan Cronin and Marie Moloney called for transparency on...
ArticlePacked court pays tribute to clerk after 46 years of service...
When Willie O’Connor first came to court as a clerk, the fine for a broken rear light on a bicycle was five shillings and the fine for not cutting your ragwort and thistles was 10 shillings. His first day of work was October 7, 1979 and he...