An all-star, eclectic line-up is expected to draw 20,000 revellers to the Killarney Festival of Music and Food, on June 27-28.

Angry residents and business owners in an East Cork town have written to Irish Water demanding it "admit responsibility" and offer compensation for flooding that devastated premises twice within 24 hours.

An east Cork town hopes to reverse a long-term commercial decline on two of its main thoroughfares by transforming the area into an arts quarter.

Kerry could be the location for a Hollywood blockbuster based on the life and adventures of mythological hero Cúchulainn.

A TRAVEL writer and food critic who sparked an outrage 11 years ago when he said Killarney was a town best seen through a rear-view mirror has now conceded that the Kerry holiday hotspot has improved enormously and is the undisputed capital of Irish tourism.

THE pensioner priest with the Midas touch has done it yet again.

TOURISM and business interests locally have warned the future of Kerry Airport could depend on the continuation of a government subsidy, through the Public Service Obligation (PSO) contract payment.

RTÉ presenters Michael Ryan and Mary Kennedy were among four people recognised in Killarney for their contribution to tourism locally.

IT’S an ill wind that doesn’t blow somebody some good, as a recreational facility in Kenmare discovered this summer.

KILLARNEY has been chosen to host an informal council meeting of the EU’s agriculture ministers from May 9-11 next year.