Archive for October 2nd, 2015

  HE”S a busy man these days, but Tralee actor Timothy V Murphy will find time to appear on an RTE  chat show on Saturday night. The Oakpark native, who recently became a father, will have a lot to talk about on Ray Darcy’s new TV show just after the nine […]

  A WOMAN suffered serious injuries in a road accident in the Killerisk area of town last night. The accident happened when a car and cyclist made impact at the entrance to the Fortfield estate at around 7.15pm on Thursday night. Gardai and emergency services attended the scene and the […]

Can Kerins O’Rahillys overcome injury worries and get the better of East Kerry in the Garvey’s Supervalu Kerry SFC clash tomorrow on their home turf? Gavin O’Connor assesses their chances… DESPITE getting the show back on the road with a win against Milltown/Castlemaine last Sunday, Kerins O’Rahillys’ preparation for Saturday’s test against […]

  THE town lost a great sportsman this morning when Bruddy Burrows passed away at Kerry General Hospital following a brave battle with illness. Bruddy and his brother Seanie are the only brothers in history to win back to back All Ireland minor football medals with Kerry when they were trained by […]

THREE years ago, a soup kitchen was set up by two women in the Solas hall by St John’s Church on Ashe Street. In October 2012, Colette Price and Dawn Roberts, decided do something for those that were struggling to put food on the table. In the time since Ireland’s recession […]

TO bring back the Tommy Markham Cup to your old school once is a great honour, to do it twice is something special. It’s an achievement that former Gaelscoil Mhic Easmainn students, Andrew Barry and Jack Morgan, can now lay claim to. It’s made even more special that they are only […]

Corn Uí Mhóráin Munster U15 Football St Brendan’s Killarney 4-14 Tralee CBS 1-10 (Match report supplied by CBS The Green) Tralee CBS were decisively beaten when they crumbled in the last 15 minutes of a pulsating Munster 1st Round played in ideal conditions in Farranfore. The game had been in […]

AN event designed to commemorate the 1916 rising and look forward to its centenary celebrations next year is set to take place in Tralee this coming Saturday, October 3. The Revolutionary Decade Roadshow in conjunction with the School of History in UCC, Kerry County Council will be the first official […]

COMMUNITY SPIRIT is alive and well here in town after a group of local people rallied together to help a woman and her mother after they lost a sum of money in town. Helen Mackessy from Basin Road is one of the women at the centre of this story, after […]

GARDAÍ have released without charge a male arrested in connection with the serious assault on a man in his 20s in Killeen Woods on Wednesday night. The man in his 30’s, who is a foreign national, had been detained under the provisions of Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984 […]