Kerry

Turnkey properties at keener prices in the capital, commuter belt and beyond

The Irish Times has learned Gardaí took DNA samples from the couple which confirmed they are the parents of the infant

Fine Gael councillor says schemes forget about ‘the people who get up early in the morning’

Motion to come before council on Wednesday claiming Kerry town is ‘overpopulated with social housing’

Leader Eamon Ryan indicates liquefied natural gas plant may have to be considered for energy security reasons

Illegal drugs now in ‘every nook, cranny, parish and village’ in Kerry, joint policing committee previously heard

Refuse collectors unloading the bin at 7am spotted the sleeping man

Visitors can return to the Unesco World Heritage site from the middle of next month

Christopher O’Sullivan pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Timmy Hourihane at a ‘tented village’ in Cork city

Airports to use aid for development projects such as upgrading facilities

Programme will be open to start-ups located in Ireland and overseas

Kerry babies case: Man and woman arrested were ‘in a state of shock’ when arrested but had voluntarily given DNA samples to investigating officers, solicitor says

Kerry babies case: Almost four decades after death of ‘Baby John’, Cahersiveen locals hope for closure

Post-tax loss of €13,641 reversed

Two people have been arrested in connection with the discovery of a baby’s body on a Kerry beach in 1984

Kerry Babies case: Infant, named ‘Baby John’, was found on White Strand beach in Cahersiveen with 28 stab wounds in April 1984

Meitheal is biggest direct sales event for the €7.5bn Irish tourism industry.

Risks of spot flooding in west Connacht and southwest Munster on Tuesday

Homes for sale in the Dublin docklands, Santry, Rathfarnham, Templeogue and Tarbert

Status yellow warning for Cork, Kerry and Waterford to come into effect on Wednesday

Unesco site one of 10 places to be observed for decade to create template for management of sensitive heritage locations

More and more young people are fleeing Dublin for plugged-in, vibrant countryside idylls

‘Long and difficult’ eight-hour operation involving 27 members ended at 1.30am

Lieut-Colonel Niall C Harrington believed official account of 1923 massacre was ‘entirely untrue’

Author Owen O'Shea says that Paddy O'Daly and other officers of the Kerry Command were given sanction for atrocities like Ballyseedy by their political leaders

Statement of Ballyseedy survivor should be read into record to ‘correct’ official account of ‘atrocity’, conference hears

Captain of French-registered ship rejects claim he was travelling at ‘dangerous’ speed when trawler collided with another vessel almost causing ‘environmental disaster’

Residents have been formally told by International Protection Accommodation Services their rooms will revert to catering for tourists at the end of March

Kerry TD accommodating 13 Ukrainians in former guesthouse in Tralee

The county was the scene of some of the most brutal moments in the final, vicious phase of the conflict

Reptile in cold shock when discovered on Belmullet beach and is being nursed back to health in Dingle aquarium

Kerry TD says there is ‘absolute consistency’ between holding the contract and his calls for cap on refugee numbers

Sea Lodge Hotel in Waterville comes in turnkey condition following €3m refit in 2015

Additional judges introduced to reassure dancers after competition-fixing allegations

Dr Andy Bielenberg of UCC says practice of using prisoners to clear mined roadblocks 100 years ago began in Newcestown, West Cork

Nuns had arrived to impoverished town after the Famine, setting up schools and establishing a lace-making industry

Winners should be chosen ‘on merit alone’, parents say - but dancing’s appeal goes beyond prize

Lauren McGregor scores two goals as Waterford are impressive winners over Mayo in Dungarvan

Careysville Fishery on the Munster Blackwater records the first Atlantic salmon catch, plus Liffey rowing challenge, angling awards, and the float teams representing Ireland

Former Kerry councillor says there are many ‘nationalists and socialists’ in the party who aren’t ‘republicans’