She's lucky to be alive, to be able to speak and move after suffering a devastating stroke – but Tralee’s Nicola McCarthy is about to run a 10K to help others affected by the life-threatening medical condition.
Read Nicola’s story in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

The signs of grief are still visible on the young faces of the late Ryan Gaynor’s friends at Causeway Comprehensive School, as they prepare to celebrate the life of the popular Ballyheigue teen who sadly passed away just before Christmas.

A well-known local architect has pleaded for the return of ‘irreplaceable’ photographs of his late wife which were stolen from his jeep by an opportunist thief early on Tuesday morning.
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UISCE ÉIREANN says it cannot give a date when work to connect Ardfert to the Regional Supply Scheme will be completed, despite a previous commitment that it would be completed by the end of 2022.
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The TY students at Pres Tralee became teachers for a day in a role reversal which saw the tech savvy teens use their own extensive knowledge of all things online to teach the older generation a thing or two about cyberspace safety and protecting themselves against online scammers

Having fought his way back onto his feet after suffering horrific injuries while playing with Kerry FC’s Under 14s last September, determined Tralee teen Calvin O’Sullivan O’Shea has now got the ball rolling on making a full recovery, and hopefully, a return to playing again.

Fourteen new homes on the site of the former Christian Brothers Monastery near Tralee Town Park are expected to welcome their new owners by the end of the year.
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A game-changing drug has opened up a world of opportunity for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) sufferer Ashe Spillane – and given her a future she never dared hope for before.
Miracle drug gives Ashe a future, only in tomorrow's Kerry's Eye

Three members of the Scorchers Killarney Cheerleading Club are ready to blaze a trail all the way to the world championships in Orlando later this month.
Scorchers to bring the heat to Florida in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

An up and coming young boxer from Tralee showed he was made of stern stuff at the weekend - when fighting through the pain barrier to bring national glory to Cashen Vale club in Ballybunion.
Brooklyn breaks the pain barrier in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

Inspirational Spa man Ian O’Connell returned to his beloved Old Trafford last week for the first time since his life-changing accident in 2017 - and bumped into two Manchester United legends along the way.
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Cancer patients and their families often have personal mountains to climb as they navigate treatment – now two fitness trainers in Tralee will climb one of Kerry’s highest mountains to raise money for Recovery Haven who do so much to help those enduring their own cancer journeys

Kerry motorists are feeling the pinch again - as a hike in the excise duty on petrol and diesel sent fuel prices higher again on Monday night.
Kerry reacts to latest fuel price hike in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

120 years after his grandmother left Kerry, an American visitor to the county had an emotional reunion with a long lost relative after finally realising his dream of tracking down his roots in the Kingdom.
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Eleven-year-old Marcus O’Sullivan returned home to Milltown a World Champ last week after his first time competing at the World Irish Dancing Championships in Glasgow.
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A 74-year-old who built his house from scratch after moving to Kerry from Amsterdam in the 1970s is now homeless - after a fire destroyed everything he owns.
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Community rallies for fire-stricken family in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

A 74-year-old who built his house from scratch after moving to Kerry from Amsterdam in the 1970s is now homeless - after a fire destroyed everything he owns.
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Community rallies for fire-stricken family in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

The blue Atlantic Ocean turned green last Monday, as the Ballybunion Dippers’ St Patrick’s Day-themed ‘Freezin' for a Reason’ drew a massive crowd of about 350 swimmers to the North Kerry beach.
Hundreds make waves for a vital local cause in this week's Kerry's Eye

A famous footballing first will be marked at Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday, when the men's and women's senior football teams form a double-header as the round-robin stages of the National League draw to a close.
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A man was left hanging from a cliff fifty metres above the road on the Conor Pass by the strings of his paraglider after crashing into the side of the mountain earlier this week.
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