ArticleThe wait is finally over
Arriving at Mercy Mounthawk school to check out their Leaving Cert results were (from left) Aoife Begley, Faye O’Neill and Abigail O’Shea.
Arriving at Mercy Mounthawk school to check out their Leaving Cert results were (from left) Aoife Begley, Faye O’Neill and Abigail O’Shea.
Councillor Mike Foley has criticised the use of covert security cameras zoned in on planning signs for a proposed solar farm spanning parts of north Kerry and west Limerick that would be one of the largest in Ireland if approved. Circal...
For Leaving Certificate students across Killarney, last Friday marked a significant milestone as the wait for their results finally came to an end. After months of preparation and uncertainty, students were able to celebrate their...
An impressive €14,454 was raised earlier this month as the annual Ardfert Tractor Run took place in memory of late Kilmoyley teenager Lillie Gaynor. All proceeds from the event will be going to the charity, CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young). Ms...
A pier built over 180 years ago, which once formed part of a thriving harbour and economy, has retained its purpose and longevity thanks to the efforts and vision of a north Kerry boat club. Its members are not just boating enthusiasts but...
The great Listowel man that was Jerry Kiernan was remembered in his hometown this past Sunday as the Jerry Kiernan Memorial 5k Road Race took place. 325 people - a mixture of runners and walkers - showed up to support the Lios Tuathail A.C...
As the dust settles on what has been another successful Rose of Tralee and Féile Thrá Lí, which culminated in the crowning of Westmeath Rose Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh, some visitors to the town have expressed dismay that the spectacular...