Archive for July 15th, 2016

TESCO stores across Kerry will be taking part in Ireland’s largest fancy dress day on Saturday, July 23, all for a great cause. Tesco has set a national fundraising target of €100,000 to help raise vital funds for its charity partner, Temple Street Children’s Hospital and staff will be kitted out in a […]

EARLIER we brought you loads of photos from the style at Killarney Racecourse (see previous images here). The weather was kind and ladies from all over the county enjoyed a fantastic day out at the Dawn Milk Ladies Day. Here’s some more photos we took yesterday…

SURPRISE, surprise. We’re in for another mixed bag when it comes to the weather in Kerry this weekend, but (whisper it) Sunday might be nice. Mid-way through a disappointing July and there’s no sign of any sustained sunshine as yet. According to Met Eireann and various weather websites, Saturday will overcast and damp […]

A SLIMMING group will host a charity walk in aid of cancer awareness charity the Marie Keating Foundation. ‘Steps for Smiles’ event is organised by a Slimming World class in town and it will take place in the Town Park this Sunday at 11am. The walk is open to everyone and […]

TRALEE Bay Sailing Club will celebrate its diamond jubilee on Saturday and will mark the occasion with events in Fenit this Saturday. The club wishes to invite all of those who have been involved with the sailing club, past and present as well those from the wider community, with events […]

THE weather stayed dry and the crowds arrived in their thousands to picturesque Killarney Racecourse on Thursday for the Dawn Milk Ladies Day. Ladies from all over the county (including many from Tralee) and beyond were in with a chance of winning trips for two to Paris and Milan in […]

PRELIMINARY findings for the 2016 national census conducted earlier this year were published yesterday and shows an increase in Tralee’s urban area population. Since 2011, the population of the Tralee urban electoral area has grown by 4.4%, up 216 to 5,101, but the rural area has seen a minimal fall of 0.3% to […]