There will be no prosecutions arising from an accident near the Gap of Dunloe in Co Kerry where an American couple died, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has directed.

Kerry County Council is to erect signs at the Gap of Dunloe, warning cyclists of the dangers of the narrow pass, and it will also develop a guide for cyclists.

The husband of the American woman who lost her life while cycling in the Gap of Dunloe in Co Kerry last year said the road signage he called for after her death has still not been erected.

An American tourist whose wife died in a freak accident at the Gap of Dunloe last year has called for further signage along the route.

Gardaí are appealing for help in locating a 59-year-old man who is missing from Tralee in Co Kerry.

Cyclists are not using the cycle lanes put in for their safety, a policing meeting has been told.

Votes of sympathy for the family of the tourist couple killed when the horse and trap in which they were travelling plunged down a ravine in the Gap of Dunloe, a week ago, were passed at a meeting of Kerry County Council yesterday morning. 

Latest: Prayers are being said this afternoon in the open near Kate Kearney's Cottage at the entrance to the Gap of Dunloe, Killarney, for the American couple who lost their lives in an accident involving a pony and trap.

Two American tourists killed in a freak accident involving a jaunting car at the Gap of Dunloe in Co Kerry are understood to be from Phoenix, Arizona.

Two American tourists who were travelling on a jaunting car have died following a freak accident at one of Co Kerry's most popular visitor attractions.

An investigation into how a boat ferrying tourists on a Killarney lake capsized, throwing all on board into the water, has concluded that the voyage from Ross Castle to the Gap of Dunloe was carried out in unsuitable weather conditions and the skipper made no attempt to contact the emergency services.

The husband of a cyclist killed in the Gap of Dunloe in Co Kerry has written to the Department of Transport about the lack of safety and traffic controls on the very narrow road shared by cyclists, hikers, farm vehicles, pony carts and tourist cars.

A video has emerged showing the ring of fire that threatened the ancient oak woodlands of Tomies Mountain at the western most edge of the Killarney National Park.