Archive for April 26th, 2023

UNIVERSITY Hospital Kerry (UHK) has launched a programme of work, ‘G.R.O. UHK’, which stands for Growing, Rejuvenating & Optimising UHK. The programme is aimed at implementing a range of projects and initiatives in response to findings and recommendations of  both the recently published HIQA report and the HSE review visit […]

KERRY’S Tony Meade and Sadhbh Ní Mhidhigh, nephew-in-law and grandniece of IRA Commandeer Charlie Dálaigh who was executed in Drumbeo in 1923 will feature in episode 1 of The Silent Civil War, which airs this Wednesday, April 26, 9.35pm on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player. Michael and Patrick O’Connor Scarteen, […]

MINISTER for Education and Kerry TD Norma Foley has today announced payment of €1,557,504 to provide primary school children in Kerry with free school books. The scheme will provide free schoolbooks, workbooks and copybooks for all pupils in primary and special schools. Thereafter the grant should be used to eliminate […]

GARDAI in Tralee are investigating a criminal damage incident that occurred in Tralee recently. The incident happened between 7am on Wednesday, April 13 and 3.45pm on Sunday, April 17 at a house on Brewery Road. A woman returned to her house where she found the back window of her house […]

IF you ventured over to Tralee Bay Wetlands on Sunday, then you would have been greeted with the sights and sounds of some very special automobiles. The Kingdom Veteran Vintage and Classic Car Club held its first ‘Cars N Coffee’ event of 2023. “A great time was had by all, […]

THE celestial surrounds of Muckross Abbey, along with the 6th century monasteries of Innisfallen Island and Skellig Michael, will provide the perfect amphitheatre to this year’s  ‘Dawn Chorus’ – presented by the Conservation Rangers of Killarney National Park,  National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) on Saturday, May 6, with live-stream […]