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The need for a long sought-after pedestrian crossing on a very busy stretch of roadway leading to and from a soccer club grounds has again been highlighted in Killarney. Cllr John O’Donoghue said previous replies to calls for the crossing to be provided on the Woodlawn/Ballycasheen road claimed that there was insufficient footfall but, he… Read More…
Killarney Cycling Club has announced the return of its popular mentoring programme which will commence on Wednesday, April 16. The initiative offers adults the chance to develop their cycling skills and gain invaluable experience riding as part of a group on the open road, all within a supportive and enjoyable environment. Whether it’s preparing to… Read More…
Sausages will most definitely be on the menu in Killarney on Sunday when the hottest act in town will descend en masse on the national park. It will be the first gathering of the Killarney Dachshund Walking Club and the collective tail wagging outing will commence at 2.00pm from Deenagh Lodge in Knockreer. Organised by… Read More…
They’re funny. They’re musical. They’re mad for the craic They’re heading for Killarney. And they can hardly wait. Tickets for the 2 Johnnies at the Gleneagle INEC Arena went on sale this Friday and, such was the demand, an extra show had to be added straight away. They have played to massive audiences in New… Read More…
Three Kerry schools have received the Belong To LGBTQ+ quality mark recognising their work, over an 18-month period, to foster LGBTQ+ wellbeing and inclusion for students. Killorglin Community College, Coláiste na Sceilge, Caherciveen and Presentation Secondary School Castleisland were presented with their awards at an event in the Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin… Read More…
The Munster Technological Institute’s Kerry campus has launched a state-of-the-art healthcare simulation centre to address the nursing shortage and support the quality of nurse education in the future The innovative facility represents a strategic investment in healthcare education for the south west The multi-million euro facility, supported by Higher Education Authority funding, will significantly enhance… Read More…
The school community in Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra in Rathmore is very proud of the achievement of fifth year student Eoin Cashman in the CSO National Statistics Competition 2025. Eoin’s entry was initially judged in two phases by teams of statisticians from the Central Statistics Office and it was then shortlisted for the final judging… Read More…
A new film which showcases the spectacular and unique history and heritage of the Milltown area is to be launched at the end of April. Milltown: The Story of a Kerry Landscape is an initiative of the Milltown History and Heritage Society, a recently established voluntary group which aims to protect and promote the many… Read More…
With just hours to go until the highly anticipated Wander Wild Festival in Killarney, which takes place this weekend, outdoor, adventure and wellness enthusiasts are gearing up for an unforgettable weekend in the breathtaking backdrop of the 26,000-acre UNESCO Killarney National Park. Ireland’s great outdoors festival promises to be the most exciting yet, featuring over 100… Read More…
The legendary Mick O’Dwyer will be laid to rest in his beloved native Waterville on Saturday. His family has confirmed the funeral arrangements which will see him reposing at Fitzgerald’s Funeral Home, Waterville on Friday evening from 4.00pm to 8.00pm followed by removal to St Finian’s Church, Waterville arriving at 8.30pm. Requiem Mass will be… Read More…
Tonight’s the night for the style event of the year in Killarney and Eileen Sweeney, from Crohane in Fossa, and three of her friends will enjoy the occasion courtesy of KillarneyToday.com. She was the lucky winner of our VIP tickets giveaway competition and they will experience a night with the stars including some of Ireland’s… Read More…
The National Parks and Wildlife Service has appealed to landowners to be aware of their responsibilities in relation to gorse fires in Special Areas of Conservation and Special Protection Areas. Section 40 of the Wildlife Acts prohibits burning from March 1 to August 31 and anyone found to be in breach of the regulations is… Read More…
Kerry’s Dáithí Ó Sé has been appointed chair of the judging panel for the National Lottery Good Causes Awards 2025, which honours the inspiring work and achievements of projects, clubs and individuals all over Ireland. The awards ceremony will take place in the Killashee House Hotel in Naas, Co Kildare net Ocotber. Individuals, community projects… Read More…
A group of over 40 Killarney Celtic FC members will embark on an exciting Erasmus+ exchange trip to Italy at Easter will football and culture very much at the top of the agenda. A total of 30 young players – boys and girls at under 13 and under 16 age levels – and 13 group… Read More…
The Kerry GAA has described the late Mick O’Dwyer, who passed away this morning in Kenmare Community Hospital, at the age of 88, as one of the most iconic figures in the GAA, both as a player and, subsequently, as a bainisteoir. A statement said during the course of his lifetime, he left an indelible… Read More…
Half an acre of Killarney National Park land was destroyed in a gorse fire that sparked in the Eagle’s Nest at Five Mile Bridge on Wednesday night. Kerry Fire and Rescue Service crews and National Park and Wildlife Service conservation rangers battled with the blaze which was quickly contained with just a section of mainly… Read More…
Main Street in Killarney, which has been closed as a result of debris falling from a building on to the pavement, is expected to be fully reopened by 2.00pm this Thursday. Kerry County Council has been working closely with the relevant property owner, their appointed structural design engineers and contractors in relation to the closure… Read More…
Hundreds of people gathered at the Muintir na Tíre Hall in Milltown to celebrate the life and times of local man who made a major contribution to the campaign for Irish independence a century ago and who is honoured in a new book by local historian, Dr Owen O’Shea. IRA commander and lifelong republican, Dan… Read More…
It is billed as the look good, feel good fashion showcase of the year – and we have two sets of gold dust-like tickets to give away. KillarneyToday.com wants to send four lucky people to the style event of the year taking place at the Gleneagle INEC Arena this Thursday night. Hosted by designer to… Read More…
Progressive Kerry company Solar Beo has successfully installed a 55kWp commercial Solar PV system at O’Shea’s Gala in Blennerville, marking a significant step in the store’s commitment to sustainability as part of the retail greener grant initiative. The installation includes 88 high-efficiency 625Wp solar panels and a Huawei inverter, strategically positioned on the southwest-facing roof… Read More…
