The pride of Kerry rests on the shoulders of Listowel man Cian Horgan who’s battling the might of Wales this June in the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup.
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Third time’s the charm for accomplished Kerry writer Rachel Quirke who’s launching the first in her trilogy of fantasy novels this Saturday – at the popular Cahersiveen newsagents founded by her grandparents shortly after WWII.

Mucking in on the farm might not be every beauty queen’s dream but it’s high up on the list for Kerry Macra’s Blue Jean Country Queen Louise Foley, a qualified primary school teacher with plans to run her own farm.
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The story of little Axel Horgan, from Listowel, who faces a double leg amputation has caught the attention of Irish and international sports stars and celebrities who are appealing to the public to support the two-year-old as he battles a rare, life-limiting condition.

Urgent spinal surgery on 13-year-old Fossa boy Liam Dennehy Quinn is finally due to go ahead this Thursday, at the Crumlin Children’s Hospital in Dublin.
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A senior lecturer at MTU has won a prestigious Outstanding Achievement accolade at the Irish Restaurant Awards 2024 for his lifelong contribution to the hospitality industry.
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One of the most influential politicians in the US came ‘home’ to the Maharees last Sunday - where her grandparents emigrated from more than a century ago.
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Hurling and camogie fans are celebrating history in Tralee as both Parnell GAA teams have been crowned Division 1 Féile champions in the same season.
Camán and cheer Tralee’s title charge in this week’s Kerry’s Eye

The Kingdom is still the most pristine seaside destination in Ireland – as all 15 Blue Flag waterfronts have retained their top-tier status for 2024.
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He’s been knocking on doors for weeks but Mayor of Tralee Councillor Terry O’Brien has discovered the power of social media and the enormous boost it has given his campaign - and he’s got a viral hit video to prove it!
Terry’s high hoops in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

Castlegregory's Emer Dineen will represent Kerry at the 2024 International Rose of Tralee - and fulfil a prediction made by her grandfather when she was a child.
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Thousands of people rose before dawn last Saturday morning in solidarity and hope with those impacted by suicide with Darkness Into Light walks taking place across the county to raise thousands of euro for suicide prevention charity Pieta House.

As the controversy over GAAGO continues this week, Kerry’s highly anticipated clash against Monaghan on Saturday is the latest big game set to be streamed by the pay-per-view channel.
Pay-per-view row rumbles on in this week’s Kerry’s Eye

Tralee woman Nicola Fitzgerald is celebrating this week and still pinching herself after scooping up a BAFTA TV Award for the smash hit show ‘Strictly Come Dancing’.
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The Northern Lights put on a breathtaking spectacle over Kerry last Friday night when the most powerful solar storm in decades gave us a rare and stunning celestial display.
County’s skies illuminated by late lights show in this week’s Kerry’s Eye

Hundreds of mourners gathered in Killarney this week to say their final farewell to one of the town’s most loved characters – Caoimhín ‘Shaq’ O’Donoghue from Ardshanavooly.
Killarney bids farewell to gentle giant in tomorrow's Kerry's Eye

Kerry is set to light up the darkest of times by raising hope – and vital funds - for Ireland’s suicide prevention charity Pieta House during this year’s Darkness into Light.
Kerry hits the road for hope in this week's Kerry’s Eye

A 75-year-old Kerry priest has been deemed ineligible for a State pension – because the 31 years he spent in Africa as a missionary are not taken into consideration.
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He should have felt vindicated by the unveiling of a plaque that acknowledged what he and hundreds of other boys had endured at the hands of those entrusted to care for them - but all that St Joseph’s Industrial School survivor Michael Clemenger felt last Saturday was guilt.

Killarney Municipal District hosted a Civic Reception last Friday to honour renowned photographer Michelle Cooper Galvin, and recognise the local snapper’s 50-year career in photojournalism.
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