When you enter the front door of Bridie’s pub in Derrynane, it is like stepping back in time. Retaining the history of the pub with its many photos of years gone by is something the Keating family is very proud of. It is what makes the place...
The Catholic Church needs to fully immerse itself in social media platforms if it is to properly engage with parishioners of all ages. Sites such as YouTube, Instagram and Facebook are the way forward to help stall declining numbers and...
A pro-Palestinian group based in Killarney has welcomed the decision that the tourist town will not hold a July 4 parade this year. ‘Killarney for Palestine’ claim the parade had led to “a source of deep division following the outbreak of...
A Kerry business owner says vandals who destroyed flower baskets and planters in the town of Kenmare need to be apprehended for the damage they caused over the weekend. Katherine Murphy, owner of Nest, woke up on Saturday morning to find...
The spectacular new ‘Summer in Killarney Festival’ has kicked off with the first of the planned parades through the streets of the tourism capital. Running throughout the season, the festival will transform the town into a hub of family...
It’s been two years since Kerry County Council revamped its punitive list of derelict sites, writing off €655,000 in unpaid levies due to errors in internal files. With the Derelict Sites Register now containing over 80 properties, The...
Kerry’s politicians have welcomed the publishing of draft reforms which could result in the biggest overhaul of the rural planning system for over 20 years. Deputy Michael Healy-Rae said the new guidelines could provide a ‘huge lift’ for rural...
The family and friends of Cahersiveen parish priest Fr Larry Kelly gathered to celebrate the golden jubilee of his ordination at O’Connell Church on Sunday morning (June 21). Fr Kelly’s 50th year as a priest was recognised at his Mass of...
