The organiser of a protest in Dingle has defended the move to block 40 French and Spanish fishermen from entering the town on Monday.

Agreement has been reached in a blockade set up this morning in Dingle when more than 25 fishermen there gathered to block Spanish and French crews coming ashore at the port over coronavirus fears.

Dingle chairman Paul Geaney Snr says no money can compensate for losing a leading player to Australian Rules football.

Well holy penguin, Batman!

After working with some of the top companies in the US, Kerry animator John Rice was happy to set up a festival in his native county, writes Esther McCarthy.

Heading to Other Voices this weekend? Fancy a free lift from the festival to get you safely home?

A climber is recovering in hospital after being rescued by helicopter near Dingle following a fall from cliffs in Kerry today.

Over the course of a recent weekend in Dingle at the annual food festival, I lose count of the number of people who make a point of passing on one dining tip in particular: The Fish Box (Flannery’s Seafood Bar), on Green Street.

A Gavin White goal in the final minute of normal time sealed a 13th senior county title for Dr Crokes, putting them top of the county’s honours list.

“All food on this island is local, but the passion for food, good food and local food, has never been greater.”

One of the largest hotels in west Kerry has secured approval for a major extension to its premises, despite objections from local residents.

The first wild eagle to fledge in Co Cork in over 100 years has been found dead in neighbouring Kerry.

A Fianna Fáil councillor who “lost out” on becoming a vice-chairman of a municipal district has complained to party headquarters.

Moving tributes have been paid at the funeral of the young Kerry GAA player who died following a tragic clash in a school final.

A teenage Kerry GAA player has died following a fatal injury sustained during a school match in Co Kerry.

Jellyfish are being bred in Ireland’s top aquarium in a bid to discover how to stop swarms hitting beaches every summer.

The Wren’s Day tradition has survived in a particular way in Dingle, writes Majella O’Sullivan

Plans for a major redevelopment and extension of the four-star Dingle Skellig Hotel are being appealed to An Bord Pleanála.

“It takes a village to raise a child,” it’s often said. To become a viable human being, a youngster must learn to relate not only to members of his or her extended family but to the wider community.

A Gaeltacht town is about to open its 30th pub and continues to buck the trend in hard-hit rural Ireland.

Pet O’Connell goes hill walking in Dingle, and brushes up on her Irish language skills while she’s there.

How much longer can the Murphy’s wonderful cooking remain undiscovered by the rest of the country?

How did Dingle, once a poor, little fishing port, evolve to become one of the most important towns in the Irish food world? Ahead of the Dingle Food Festival - and the Blás na hÉireann Irish National Food Awards - Joe McNamee pays tribute.

Clemens Fankhauser became just the seventh rider in Rás history to win the race more than once yesterday, the Austria Tirol man riding into sun-baked Skerries adorned in the yellow jersey he claimed last Tuesday in Dingle.

Here in Ireland, we are blessed with many amazing places where you can just sit and enjoy the view.

1. Ruck On

The star of Ryan’s Daughter made an emotional return to Kerry last night where she officially opened the 10th International Dingle Film Festival.

The Government has allocated €18m in funding for the development of Irish fishing harbours.

Idá’s, John Street, Dingle; 066 915 0885, www.facebook.com/IdasRestaurant 

Dingle’s celebration of music continues to charm whatever the weather, writes Joe Leogue

Bill Linnane is so passionate about whiskey that he decided to take up the opportunity of a two-day course at the Whiskey Academy of Dingle Distillery. He reports below...

Delays in carrying out dredging works at one of the country’s best-known fishing ports and tourist areas are hampering economic development, it has been claimed.

75 years on, Ryle Dwyer examines the German spy landings that rocked the Dingle Peninsula and the British secret service.