PARTS of Kerry’s 4,713km road network are in danger of being washed away by floods, it has been claimed.

ANDREW LYNCH was positively brilliant when guiding French-import Kotkidy to victory in the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Beginners Chase atKillarney last night.

PLANS are to be drawn up to deal with future flooding in a low-lying part of Kerry.

TWO high profile Killarney councillors could face serious consequences if found to be in breach of ethics by the Standards in Public Office Commission, arising from a zoning controversy.

TWO high profile Killarney councillors could face serious consequences if found to be in breach of ethics by the Standards in Public Office Commission, arising from a zoning controversy.

THE multi-million euro Gleneagle Hotel complex, in Killarney, is to be rezoned in a compromise agreed by Killarney Town Council.

A KERRY caravan park has won the industry’s top national award.

A TOP hotel and entertainment complex has been given town centre zoning - even though it is located a mile from the town.

A TALE of two rivers — despite a poor run of grilse to the Irish coast, the River Moy enjoyed its best week of the season with 626 salmon reported for last week bringing the season total, to date, to 3008, which is down 33% on last year catch.

THE opening of the salmon fishing season in Killarney, Co Kerry, yesterday was marked by protests by local anglers which followed similar protests recently in other parts of the country.

A FORMER railway station, used in latter years as a hostel, is up for sale, suitable as a house, guest house or upgrading for future hostel use.