Woman in court in relation to discovery of ‘meth lab’ in Killarney house
Gardaí discovered suspected cocaine and crystal meth following an operation in Kerry
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Killarney National Park’s 60th birthday: A time for deep reflection and radical reform
‘Our parks must have nature at the forefront of their concerns’
Latte levy: ‘Now, you’d be ashamed to be seen with a disposable cup’
The Killarney Coffee Cup Project has so far prevented more than one million single-use coffee cups from reaching landfill or littering the town
Henry VIII coin found in Killarney may have been thrown into lake for good luck over 400 years ago
Colm Doyle, who found the coin, believes it should be on display in nearby Ross Castle to showcase the area’s rich history
Culture Night 2024: Wondering where to begin? These 20 events around Ireland caught our eye
From Seamus Heaney to hipster Dublin, and salon jazz to retro synthesisers, thousands of events will be going on across Ireland on Friday, September 20th
Big Phil is welcomed back into the Fine Gael fold as old foe Leo Varadkar departs the stage
Plus: Alan Shatter seeks to protect the inheritance; a campaign for a Colm Meaney statue in Killarney; and Clare Daly’s political future
Rare plant that does not depend on light rediscovered in Killarney for first time since 1896
Yellow Bird’s-nest lives in leaf litter habitat and depends on fungi for its food
White-tailed sea eagles win over farmers thanks to successful Irish return
In a happy turnaround, people who initially opposed the reintroduction of the species to Ireland now actively support it
White-tailed sea eagle chicks to take flight in Killarney National Park
Four young birds were brought from Norway and have been acclimatising in Kerry before their release in a reintroduction programme
Washout summer for tourist towns: ‘There was only three people on the beach in Tramore. You’d get more in winter’
It’s damp, expensive and staycationers are thin on the ground in holdiay spots around the country. At least overseas visitors don’t mind the grey skies
‘Becoming a citizen means everything’: Ceremonies held in Killarney for almost 5,000 people
Just under 5,000 people have attended six ceremonies over the past two days
Woodpeckers breeding in Killarney National Park for first time in centuries
Great spotted woodpecker chicks found in Co Kerry woodland after walkers reported bird’s distinctive hammering sound
Ukrainian woman ‘honoured’ to stand in local elections in Co Kerry
Natalya Krasnenkova says she ‘would like to become a voice for the new communities in Kerry County Council’
Destination on your doorstep: Kayaking close to home offers all the adventure you need
Looking for a cure to what ails you? You might find tranquility is in closer reach than you think
Wander Wild Festival: Experience Killarney’s great outdoors from hiking to forest bathing and more
Hiking, paddle boarding, forest bathing, climbing, photography workshops and more are at the Wander Wild Festival from March 22nd to 24th
Irish dancing body expects 10 disciplinary hearings into alleged fixing to be completed by mid-March
The CLRG announced 44 teachers would go through disciplinary hearings, which are being conducted by an independent panel
Historic Killarney estate offers scope for hotel development at €2.5m guide
Built originally in 1828, Aghadoe House sits on 60.6 acres just outside Killarney town
Are short-term lets to blame for the shortage of rented accommodation?
Legislation using the planning system to curb boom in holiday lets isn’t working
Stakes high for Tyrone as they make the long trip south
Defeat in Killarney could see All-Ireland champions relegated from top flight
Mark Lanegan, the self-destructive musical underdog who came ‘home’ to Killarney
The grunge icon, who has died aged 57, never stopped making raw, rhapsodic music
BTYSTE entrants address climate issues and Ireland’s threatened biodiversity
Co Cork students make electrolyte from seaweed for use in a battery
Outdoor gigs in 2021 help limit losses for INEC arena operator
Revenues for 2021 will be 40 per cent down on pre-Covid years, operator says
Storm Barra: Schools, creches to close in 12 counties tomorrow
Clare under red wind warning overnight while orange alert extended to Dublin
‘Do we stand at the gate and not let them in?’: Principals on new face mask rules
New guidelines putting colleagues in an ‘awful situation’, says Co Sligo school principal
Alleged harassment of Agsi leader includes letters to home
Antoinette Cunningham has been a prominent voice in the policing debate nationally
Varadkar criminal investigation now likely to continue well into 2022
Ongoing commentary from witnesses ‘not particularly helpful’, commissioner says
DPP set to consider new charges over Lunney-QIH campaign of violence
Garda Commissioner says significant investigation continues into ‘wider conspiracy’
Four members of Agsi national executive resign over governance concerns
It is understood resignations followed after four felt their concerns were not addressed
New Garda domestic violence units not properly trained yet, conference told
Sergeant calls for immediate training of all members of Divisional Protective Services Units
Helen McEntee ‘sometimes’ feels unsafe in public life
Department of Justice and Garda reviewing security and protection for office-holders
Not all elements of Garda reform will please everyone, says McEntee
Minister for Justice says change must happen as opposition mounts to reforms
Sergeants, inspectors strongly opposed to plans for Garda reform
Harsher approach should be taken to those who attempt to strangle partner, McEntee says
The Best Place to Live in Ireland 2021: Which areas are the most affordable?
Analysing the frontrunners in our competition, we identify those that offer good value
Michael D Higgins: War of Independence did not need to happen
President marks centenary of the truce that ended the War of Independence
Truce of 100 years ago, which ended War of Independence, marked at Mansion House
Lord Mayor of Dublin Alison Gilliland lays wreath to mark centenary
100 extra gardaí bolster Cab as ‘eyes and ears’ to spot criminal wealth
Special training in cryptocurrency as Garda seeks to keep pace with organised gangs
‘I’m very, very excited’: Lockdown students return after months of online classes
Schools reopen fully to one million students and staff for first time since Christmas
Covid-19: Galway city records highest incidence rate for third week in a row
Search the data: How has coronavirus been spreading in your local area?
Four charged following assault incident on Christmas Eve in Killarney
Gardaí seize bats, slash hooks and pitchforks amid searches after Co Kerry incident
Coronavirus search: How is Covid-19 spreading in your area?
Data on 14-day rate of the virus is updated every Thursday night
Two men arrested over death of man found outside Kerry hotel
Darragh Sheehan (26) from Co Cork was discovered unconscious in Killarney in August
Garda Covid-19 operation sees traffic volumes fall by up to 29 per cent
Donegal bucks trend and saw increase in traffic despite Operation Fanacht
Irish woman killed her family before taking own life, say US police
Joan Huber (53), originally from Kerry, found dead after apparent murder-suicide
A Dad with brain cancer: I was given 18 months to live, it put things into perspective
The Kerryman making the most of life with his wife and three children in Melbourne
Legionnaires’ Disease case: Spas should ‘be alert to dangers in water’, says woman
Former guest gets apology from five star hotel for ‘very serious injuries’
Legal row erupts over €85m contract
Gleneagle case against Cork City Council to be heard in Commercial Court
Irish abroad return: ‘Dublin seemed more tired and stale this year’
Readers who came home from overseas at Christmas share their thoughts on Ireland
Dublin’s north inner city is ‘seriously littered’
Ibal’s latest survey finds that disadvantaged areas worst affected by litter last year
Woman loses damages action over blood loss following birth of baby
Anne Marie Clifford had alleged delay of 36 minutes in getting her to hospital theatre
Farmers get suspended sentences for obstructing animal inspections
Judge says the Caseys’ campaign could have affected reputation of Irish beef industry
Vandals destroy wooden bird sculptures in Killarney National Park
Head of heron hacked off and only feet of goose remain
Gardaí vent frustration over dilapidated stations
GRA conference hears officers on verge of walking out if new stations not delivered
Minister for Justice says he is not ‘negligent’ of Garda resourcing issues
Public being misled about resources available to Garda, says senior GRA member
Gardaí call for armed units across the country as gang feuding spreads
Rank-and-file Garda members are also seeking a full-time riot squad for Dublin
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