Archive for March 23rd, 2024

A STATUS Yellow rain warning for Kerry has been issued for Sunday night and Monday morning. Met Éireann says the rain will be heavy at times, potentially leading to localised flooding, poor visibility and difficult travelling conditions. The warning is valid from 7pm on Sunday to 10am on Monday. However, […]

IT was an early start for some out in Killarney National Park today, for an activity part of  the Wander Wild Festival which is taking place over the weekend. Brave souls enjoyed an energising ‘Wander Wild Dip’ and experienced sunrise at Dundag beach with the Salty Sea Sisters. The Festival […]

THERE were standing ovations over a number of performances at Siamsa Tíre this week, as the young cast from Bryan Carr’s School of Performing Arts staged ‘Shrek The Musical Jr’. The students of the local stage school in Tralee — who are celebrating 15 years in business this year — performed sold-out shows on […]

David Moriarty reports on Kerry FC’s game in Ballybofey last night where the points were shared… FINN HARPS 0-0 KERRY FC Kerry made their longest trip of the season on Friday evening as they took on Finn Harps in Ballybofey. Kerry picked up one point in the two visits to […]

Know Your Rights has been compiled by Kerry Citizens Information Service which provides a free and confidential service to the public…  Q. As an employee, what are my entitlements in relation to Public Holidays? Most employees are entitled to paid leave on public holidays. There is an exception for certain […]

Our movie guy, James Finnegan, picks three movies to watch on TV tonight… In amongst the multitude of rugby and soccer fixtures, there are still a few films that are well worth viewing on Saturday. Paddington (Saturday 7pm RTE1) tastefully updates the traditional story of this long time children’s favourite. […]