Yesterday we found out what Ireland's favourite meal is. Bacon and cabbage was the overwhelming winner, showing that old traditions die hard. 

Storm Frank will be in full flow today and tomorrow as forecasters warn that the rest of the week will be a washout with storms, severe flooding and high winds expected.

The largest event of its kind in the world, Killarney Adventure Race, welcomed record numbers of 2,500 participants this year.

Killarney Adventure Race 2015 will take place in the picturesque tourist town of Killarney on October 3rd.

Two men have appeared before a special sitting of the District Court in Tralee, charged with thefts of tourist property at viewing spots, breaking into cars, and possession of house-breaking implements in the Killarney area.

Walkers, hikers, and ramblers are being urged to come out and walk in aid of cancer research this July.

The 33-year-old man who broke into the Tralee home of Archbishop Dermot Clifford three years ago, escaped being sent back to prison as it seemed he has mended his ways, the Circuit Criminal Court in Tralee was told yesterday.

Walkers, hikers and ramblers are being urged to put on their walking boots this month in aid of cancer research.

Motorists are being advised to take extra care on roads in parts of the south and west this morning, after up to 25 millimetres of rain fell overnight in parts of Galway, Kerry, West Cork and Mayo.

As Dan MacCarthy dips into a new series of guides on the country’s best walking spots, he discovers that size really doesn’t matter when it comes to the breathtaking beauty on offer

BABYMOONS, I once told myself, were so Celtic Tiger.

It’s not all leprechaun hats and ginger beards when it comes to US celebrations of St Patrick’s Day.

YOU don’t have to be a naturalist to know what bears do in the woods.

MANY people will remember the Malton as the Great Southern Hotel, a handsome Victorian building swathed in red and green ivy, just a stone’s throw from the railway station.

150 years ago Victoria made what is undoubtedly the most famous visit by a member of the British royal family to these shores. Ryle Dwyer revisits the eight days that marked the start of a very valuable tourism trade.

MINISTER Eamon Ó Cuiv had a lucky escape yesterday when his car burst into flames after a crash near Killarney, Co Kerry.