Ahead of the centenary on March 7, Kerry Sinn Féin councillors want to have a new account of the atrocity officially recorded

Council wants to promote An Dún Mór in Kerry along with locations in Cork, Donegal, and Down to create a Four Points challenge for visitors

Environmental Protection Agency rejects appeal against council’s decision by several local residents living near the site of the proposed new Roadstone plant in Clasheen, close to Killarney National Park

Development of such housing 'could pave the way for locals to have a key to their own houses', council meeting told

With its attractive setting, abundant school places, and versatile location, Castleisland is poised to grow in the coming years. But local leaders want to see it become much more than a commuter town, writes Darragh Bermingham

Crackdown in Killarney could be emulated by other local authorities — and in other areas of planning enforcement too

'There is unfortunately an enthusiasm to make pariahs out of people short-term letting'

Kerry carer Claire Healy has exceeded the income threshold for the scheme due to her receipt of the carer's payment

With 364 turbines, more than any other county, and others in the pipeline, Kerry had 'done enough for wind' for the national grid, councillors said

Council meeting heard pressure on scarce services combined with the cost-of-living crisis was causing resentment among locals

A small number of submissions on the minister’s wind farm recommendations say Kerry County Council should not succumb to populism

'Civil servants have no feelings towards what I love: music, art, the Irish language —  I come from that era where you were totally attached to a place. As an artist, I need to feel that I’m at home'

Cllr Niall O’Callaghan, a Killarney hotelier, said "Wind turbines should be offshore."

The judge said she was satisfied that the local authority had not used the correct voting procedures to select the two councillors

Communities have been divided and 'scarred' by the hundreds of turbines already built, many near houses, council meeting was told

There is a dog for almost every human in Kerry and that numbers have hugely increased in recent years because 'it is the fashion', council meeting told

'Significant' inflation costs along with continuing uncertainty over Covid have been factored into the revenue and expenditure of over €354m, councillors were told

Kerry County Council has issued more than 180 warning letters to property owners in a major crackdown on short-term letting of homes, with more than 90% of the cases in the Killarney area alone

The car park, which fronts Dingle's popular Marina, had earned the council an average income of €150,000 a year

Pair seeking to overturn council decision limiting development on road with panoramic views over Dingle harbour

In the first in a series looking at dereliction across Munster, Neil Michael examines County Kerry, finding empty properties in towns such as Tralee, Ballybunion, and Caherciveen

A fireman with Kerry County Council lit a fire in a bog and he was one of the firemen called to put it out, a court has heard.

Council 'firmly opposed' to 12 'giant' 150m-high turbines, citing impact on local households and the environment

Number of visitors to the park is spiralling out of control with cars being parked at bends, bridges and obstructing narrow public roadways, Kerry County Council has been told

While most of Kerry escaped the worst when it came to forecasted flooding, some parts of the county were worse affected than others.

Unexpected suggestion was made amid what councillors say is growing frustration among the public

Business, sport and community organisations say the bypass is not justified

Large 'structures' with photos of the two Kerry TDs have dominated Kilgarvan for years

He claims the candidates  should have been selected using what is known as the Group Voting System, a method designed to ensure minority bloc representation on certain bodies.

The higher diving board is to be allowed, but the lower platform is being omitted under the conditions and amendments.

Each niche will cost €1,200 and hold a maximum of two urns, first online meeting of Kerry County Council told 

From action stations to space stations, businesspeople in Killarney were out in force this week as Ireland’s tourism capital prepares for lift-off. The Kerry town has embarked on an exciting space odyssey to maintain its position as the country’s premier visitor destination.

Trustees for a popular heritage farm in Muckross in Kerry didn't contact Kerry TD and Minister of State for Tourism, Brendan Griffin, to try to save the traditional farm.

There are many groupings in this society but two are distinct.

Both the Fine Gael mayor of Tralee and the Fianna Fáil Cathaoirleach of Listowel say they will not support the programme for Government because of the stance on Shannon LNG.

Slowly but surely life is trickling back to the streets of towns across Kerry but as businesses open their doors, safety remains a prime consideration.

Kerry chairman Tim Murphy says people will have to acknowledge there is a risk to returning to a form of normality.

GAA president John Horan has been told the Kerry County Council would not have been able to cope during the height of the coronavirus crisis without the assistance of the sports organisation.

The TD Michael Healy Rae has been refused permission for the conversion of the ground floor of a pub in Tralee to rental apartments.

Eve Kelliher talks to photographers who have used their medium to make sense of the pandemic crisis

I am writing with reference to Brian P Murphy’s letter ‘Albina Broderick’s compelling story’ (Irish Examiner, April 21).

Household rubbish dumped at a roadside in Killarney this weekend has sparked outrage in the community with calls to track and prosecute those responsible by combing the litter for clues.

People living in Dingle in County Kerry were left with a bad taste in their drinking water in January after council staff mistakenly pumped excessive levels of chlorine into the town’s reservoir.

There is growing concern that huge numbers were in situ before the latest legislation to restrict movement to second homes and other accommodation