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A LOCAL teenager is to play a gig this Saturday night for a great cause while also promoting his debut single. Fifteen-year-old Luke Dennehy, a TY student at Mercy Mounthawk, has launched his own music project with his single ‘To Be Back In October’ to be officially launched at Charlie’s […]
Ivan Hurley previews the crucial last game of the regular season at a sold out Mounthawk Park as Kerry aim for the playoffs… It’s a season finale to top all-season finales as the regular season closes out this Friday night with a Munster Derby tie against champions Cork City in […]
PEOPLE from Kerry with a connection to the name Brigid are being called to Kildare this St. Brigid’s Day, as a nationwide search gets underway ahead of a special celebration at The Curragh Racecourse on Monday, February 1, 2027. Launched as part of Brigid, Spirit of Kildare Festival, the Calling […]
THE Lions Club international sponsors a worldwide collection and distribution of used spectacles to third world countries. In recent weeks Roger Harty Optician has recycled 793 pairs of glasses and over 190 glasses cases to this worthy cause. The WHO estimate that more than 150 million people have uncorrected refractive […]
AN event held in Kerry during this year’s National Heritage Week has been shortlisted for the 2026 National Heritage Week Awards. Kerry hosted 70 events during National Heritage Week, highlighting the county’s significant role in this year’s celebrations. The shortlisted event in Kerry and its category is: Aodán Ó Conchúir […]
MOYDERWELL Mercy Primary is calling on families, friends and the wider Kerry community to support its school garden project after being named one of just two projects shortlisted in the county for the Lidl Green Fund. The school is in the running for €3,000 to enhance its existing garden with […]
THE Rose Hotel are hosting a walk-in clinic in conjunction with the Irish Blood Transfusion Board and Radio Kerry where people can do a simple test to find out their blood type. The Know Your Type initiative was launched recently by the Irish Blood Transfusion Board, the event runs from […]
CSG Audit Advisory Tax has launched Behind the Business, a new six-part podcast series offering listeners an insightful look at the people, decisions and defining moments behind a diverse range of successful businesses coming out of Kerry. Hosted by CSG Partner David Moran, the series moves beyond balance sheets and […]
TRALEE Chamber Alliance’s annual HR and Employment Forum, held in partnership with NFP, attracted a capacity attendance of more than 100 representatives from Kerry’s business community to Ballygarry Estate Hotel on September 30th. Now in its fifth year, the event has become an established fixture in the Chamber’s calendar, bringing […]
KILLARNEY’S place as an ecclesiastical centre of importance in Medieval Ireland and indeed Europe, was prominently endorsed at the inaugural Annals of Inisfallen Symposium ‘Recording the Past’ at Killarney House, at the weekend. It was a chance to reconnect, celebrate and honour our scholarly monastic past, and the return visit […]
Domino’s Womens National League Division One Round 2 Uniquely Tralee Warriors 50 Limerick Sport Huskies 61 Uniquely Tralee Warriors first game at their official home court in Mercy Mounthawk ended in defeat as they went down to Limerick Sport Huskies by 61-50 on Saturday evening in Round 2 of the […]
Alan Cantwell reports on the Domino’s Mens Super League Round 2 game at the weekend… Griffith College Éanna 77 Garvey’s Tralee Warriors 75 Garvey’s Tralee Warriors looked poised to end their wait for a win away to Griffith College Éanna when they opened up a 10-point lead with five minutes […]
