A Status Yellow Rain Warning has been issued for Kerry, Clare and Galway.
Met Éireann says heavy rain may lead to localised flooding in some places.
Thee warning is valid from 12 noon on Monday to 12 noon on Tuesday.
THE most up to date statistics from the Residential Property Price Register shows that June saw 34 property sales in the Tralee area in transactions fetching a total of €7,719,820.
The property that sold for the most money in one transaction in the Tralee environs in June was for Manor House for €670,000.
The most paid in the county in one transaction was for a house on Ross Road in Killarney for €840,000.
In all, the latest figures show there were 149 residential properties sold in Kerry in June. Here’s where and for how much the properties in the Tralee area were sold (highest price first)…
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€670,000 MANOR HOUSE, TRALEE
€505,000 11 Oakfield Square, Oakpark, Tralee
€470,000 MUING WEST, UPPER OAKPARK, TRALEE,
€450,000 NO 3 CLASHAPHUCA, BALLYROE, TRALEE
€400,000 18 QUARRYVALE, MOUNTHAWK, TRALEE
€395,000 PARKBOY, BALLYROE, TRALEE
€365,000 46 ARD CARRAIG, CAHERSLEE,
€360,000 19 SPRING WELL GARDENS, BALLYARD, TRALEE
€300,000 8 CASTLECOUNTESS, TRALEE
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€247,000 BALLYGARRAN, SPA, TRALEE,
€245,000 KNOCKNACULIG, THE KERRIES, TRALEE
€240,000 7 LIOS ARD, LISLOOSE, TRALEE
€228,000 92 LEE DR, BALLINORIG, TRALEE
€227,000 13 ORCHARD WAY, OAKVIEW VILLAGE, TRALEE
€227,000 14 ORCHARD WAY, OAKVIEW VILLAGE, TRALEE
€210,000 5 CLOGHERS LODGE, CLOGHERS, TRALEE
€180,000 22 DEERPARK, MANOR WEST, TRALEE,
€176,500 3 TEILE CARRAIG, KILLERISK, TRALEE
€172,500 24 CLOONBEG TERRACE, BALLYMULLEN, TRALEE
€167,000 135 LEE DR, BALLINORIG RATHASS, TRALEE
€155,000 16 MOUNTAIN CLOSE, BALLOONAGH ESTATE, TRALEE
€150,000 59 FAIRWAY HEIGHTS, THE KERRIES, TRALE
€135,000 15 CATHERINA COTTAGES, STRAND RD, TRALEE
€132,500 12 BROOK LODGE HOUSE, OAKVIEW VILLAGE, TRALEE
€132,000 APT R1 KINGS COURT, MANOR WEST, TRALEE,
€130,000 APT X4, KINGS COURT, MANOR WEST
€119,000 18 RIVER WEIR HOUSE, OAKVIEW VILLAGE, TRALEE
€103,000 322 PARKLANDS APTS, TRALEE
€90,000 104 SEAN MHUILEANN, TRALEE,
€86,000 10 PEMBROKE COURT, TRALEE,
€98,000 47 SHANAKILL MONAVALLEY, TRALEE
€80,000 5 CAHILLS PARK, TRALEE
€64,320** 36 OGHAM RIAN, BALLINORIG, TRALEE
€10,000** 42 LAUREL COURT, OAKPARK, TRALEE
** Denotes not full market price
• For the full list of Kerry properties sold in June, click here
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During the treatment you will feel a warm sensation, however, it is quite a relaxing treatment and often clients have a little sleep.
The number of sessions required depends on the individual. However, for optimum results we recommend between 8-10 treatments.
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THERE was a record number of patients waiting on trolleys in University Hospital Kerry in July.
There were 415 people waiting on trolleys at UHK in July, an increase of 180 on July 2021 when there were 235 patients on trolleys and up on the previous July record figure of 345 in 2019.
The monthly Trolleywatch figures compiled by the Irish Nurses and Midwives organisation shows that numbers of patients on trolleys in hospitals around the country was 9,191.
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INMO Director of Professional Services Tony Fitzpatrick said: “The level of hospital overcrowding we have seen throughout this summer has been a cause of serious concern.
“Since the beginning of May we have seen 27,832 patients without a bed in Irish hospitals including 9,191 in July. The fact that 95 children under the age of sixteen have been without hospital beds in July should absolutely not be tolerated.
“Unless we see a hospital-by-hospital plan to tackle overcrowding, we are in for a very bleak winter in Irish hospitals which will see nurses and patients in extremely unsafe circumstances.”
