Place: Golden Mile

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

The empty jarvey rank in the centre of Killarney. The town's Chamber of Tourism and Commerce President Paul Sherry: “There have been upsets and recessions before and Killarney has always bounced back quite strongly. We'll stay positive and hopefully we will get back on our feet as soon as possible."

business

Killarney could prove to be barometer for tourism recovery

As Ireland’s tourism capital Killarney is a barometer for the industry nationally and how business is impacted in the town could offer a forecast for the sector.

property

Watch: This Dungarvan home is worth its weight in gold

property

Watch: Scandi-style chalet in Glengarriff on market for €645,000

property

Site for sale: Rosscarbery, Co Cork €125,000/€175,000

property

Bantry’s Golden Mile is a piece of heaven on mild Atlantic Way

sport

Takeover might provide shake-up boardroom so badly needs

Location sets a Killarney five-bed apart from the rest

THE value of its location is what will see a sale of this Killarney, Countess Road family home — it’s less than 100 metres from the Golden Gates entrance to the National Park.

Sat, 17 Apr, 2010

Lake View attraction on the Golden Mile

HARD to know where Farsid begins and Rostellan ends in the East Cork harbour village settlement(s) just 10 minutes from Midleton towards Whitegate and Trabolgan.

Sat, 31 Mar, 2007

Lake View attraction on the Golden Mile

HARD to know where Farsid begins and Rostellan ends in the East Cork harbour village settlement(s) just 10 minutes from Midleton towards Whitegate and Trabolgan.

Sat, 31 Mar, 2007

Corrie favourites return for dramatic episodes

Coronation Street favourites from the past are to meet up with stars of the present in a series of special episodes set in Blackpool.

Fri, 10 Oct, 2003

Four police officers injured in Belfast

Four police officers were injured on the streets of Belfast last night during riots.

Sun, 28 Jul, 2002

Betting shake-up could bring Las Vegas to Blackpool

Gambling support groups tonight blasted plans for a shake-up of the betting industry that could see casino ‘‘resorts’’ spring up across Britain.

Tue, 17 Jul, 2001