Person: Owen O’Shea

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<p>National Army troops bringing a casualty on board the Lady Wicklow. Civilian and combatant, pro- and anti-Treaty alike, everyone who died in the Irish Civil War is on the new Irish Civil War Fatalities Project web site. </p>

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UCC launches website about all fatalities in the Irish Civil War

Interactive maps on the Irish Civil War Fatalities Project site details all those who died, along with a wealth of further information

<p>John O’Shea at the Ballyseedy monument. As he tells Mick Clifford in today's 'Irish Examiner', Mr O'Shea had relatives on both sides of the Civil War. One was among the unarmed republicans murdered at Ballyseedy, and another was among the Free State soldiers who perpetrated the massacre. Picture: Domnick Walsh</p>

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Bid to alter official account of Ballyseedy Civil War massacre

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'Kerry will still be there when this passes' - Mayor warns holidaymakers to stay away from Kingdom

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Garda patrols to be stepped up to enforce social distancing in parks and amenities

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Greatest of shows planned for St Patrick's Day in Kerry

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The islands of Ireland: A Rising tide and the arrival of the Aud at Illauntannig

Special wheelchairs hit Kerry beach to help people with mobility issues

A county which tops the Blue Flag list is making access to some of its beaches easier, this summer, for people with mobility issues.

Tue, 18 Jul, 2017

Public warned to avoid algae at Killarney lake

A section of the shoreline on Killarney’s largest lake is being monitored this weekend after the emergence of an algal “scum” which saw a number of dogs take ill, one of which died.

Sun, 05 Jun, 2016

Haughey suspected air corps was spying on him

Master of political intrigue Charles Haughey believed the tables had been turned on him in the 1980s and suspected the air corps was being used to spy on his activities.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2012