Local controversy over Tralee charter resolved

A local controversy over a King James I charter has been resolved.

Wed, 03 Oct, 2012 - 01:00

Anne Lucey

The original document — which allowed Tralee to become an official borough in the 1600s — is to be publicly displayed and acknowledged but not celebrated in the north Kerry town.

The 400th anniversary of the granting of the charter to the new English in the time of the Plantation of Munster, occurred on September 26 last.

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Courts Place: Tralee Place: north Kerry town Place: Kilkenny Place: Tralee Castle Place: west Kerry Place: Clonskeagh Castle Person: King James Person: Fitzgeralds Person: Dennys Person: Columbus Person: Geraldine Fitzgeralds Person: Mairéad Fernane Person: Cathal Foley Person: Tommy O’Connor Organisation: Fine Gael Organisation: Tralee Town Council Organisation: Féin

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