Partner of Jamey Carney booked flight to Turkey after leaving her home in Killarney
Gardaí seeking to question Ahmed Al-Saqar (28) who was captured on CCTV leaving Co Kerry in early hours of Tuesday
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Who was American-born Killarney murder victim Jamey Carney?
Family and friends pay tribute to ‘kind’ and ‘generous’ woman as gardaí continue efforts to trace suspect believed to have fled Ireland
US woman murdered in Killarney died from suffocation, postmortem finds
Gardaí say main suspect in Killarney murder inquiry has fled Ireland as they liaise with foreign police forces
‘Jamey Carney was a loving mother’: Tributes paid to American woman murdered in Killarney
Kerry town in state of shock following death of 43-year-old woman, says mayor
Death of American woman (43) in Killarney house upgraded to murder inquiry
Gardaí continue search for suspect following death of Jamey Carney, originally from New York State
Whistleblower says exposing Camhs scandal ‘destroyed’ her life, but she does not regret it
Dr Maya Sharma, who lost her job and home, plans to set up a private practice in Kerry
Brazilian man subjected to ‘mistaken identity’ deportation order gains Irish citizenship
‘We love the land, we love the people’, says software engineer who lives in Wexford with family
Watch the birdy: Public asked to track ‘Irish’ cuckoos’ epic migration to Africa
Killarney’s ‘Cuach Cores’ among cuckoos undertaking journey from Ireland as far as Democratic Republic of Congo
Firepit blaze in Killarney estate leaves six injured, including children
A young child and his mother are in ‘serious condition’ at a hospital in Dublin
Amano De Londra Miura: Being Japanese-Irish is possibly the least interesting thing about me
Amano De Londra Miura, who has roots in Kerry and Japan, blends sean-nós with contemporary music and spoken word
Well-meaning wedding present of grey squirrels causing problems a century later
New all-island efforts aim to halt the spread of damaging non-native species before they become permanent residents
Dunloe Hotel in Killarney gets €100m renovation from German Liebherr family
Owners have begun demolition work on the site, with plans for new spa and conferencing facilities as well as 18 high-end suites
‘I’m an American, can I live in Ireland for six months of the year?’
Approval to stay in the State beyond a short-stay tourist visa is governed by very specific rules
Kerry retailer attached ‘Made in Ireland’ labels to jumpers made in Pakistan
Quills Woollen Market fined €500 and ordered to pay €1,000 costs after ‘deliberate attempt to deceive buyers’
Three men remanded in custody after being charged with arson attack on Kerry house
Gardaí allege incident was retaliation for similar earlier attack in escalating feud between two families
Extend assault leave to school secretaries injured at work, says Fórsa union
Fórsa delegates call on Government departments to provide more support for staff assaulted
Secret spots for wild swimming in Co Kerry
A father and son trace Ireland’s wildest swims along the Dingle Peninsula, from hidden lakes to Atlantic coves
Middle-class drug users are part of ‘structure of the trade’, medical conference told
Irish Medical Organisation event also hears of problems with prescription drugs and over-the-counter painkillers
Ireland needs 5,000 additional hospital beds to cope with ageing population, conference told
Prof Matthew Sadlier says Irish health services has traditionally had different demographic breakdown others in Europe
Global wave of militarism a ‘species failure’, Higgins tells INTO conference
Former president says teachers play key role in fostering respect for other cultures
Why is it a big week for unions in Ireland?
This is unlikely to be a quiet conference season for unions
Jessie Buckley’s native Killarney festooned with tributes on Oscars weekend
‘Jessie has already finished in glory,’ father says as Kerry holds its breath
Unclear how many short-term lets could be returned to residential use under crackdown
Department of Housing says ‘significant number’ of properties will be brought into long-term market
‘We don’t have a plan’: Invasive species take hold as action lags legislation
Sitka spruce, sika deer and common garden plants are all invasive species with potential to cause harm to native varieties
The Irish Times view on short-term lets: Government rhetoric rings hollow
There is a reluctance to make difficult trade-offs to address housing crisis
Retired judge fails in effort to strike out lawsuit alleging sexual assault
James O'Connor denies the allegation he assaulted a woman at a hotel in Killarney in 2017
Greenways, an island trip and a hero exhibition: Nine new Irish tourist attractions to visit
Ponies, play trails, pilgrimages and Antarctic explorers: These new visitor experiences will help keep your wanderings close to home in 2026
The story behind the soup in Jessie Buckley’s Golden Globe speech: ‘I couldn’t believe she said that’
Key grip Tomasz Sternicki is a veteran of soup preparation for the stars
For many in Jessie Buckley’s Killarney, Golden Globe win was no surprise
Actor’s father Tim Buckley describes ‘lovely sense of shared joy’ in the aftermath of Kerry star’s award
Two men in court following seizure of €166,000 in drugs and a gun in Co Kerry
The men and a woman were arrested in Killarney on Saturday and €5,000 worth of suspected cannabis was discovered
Irish students in Germany explain Killorglin’s Puck Fair to dropped jaws
Ireland’s schools utilising EU funds to send students to Germany are pushing at an open door
‘I have been told a minimum of 11 years waiting’: On the housing list as a wheelchair user
Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin’s search for suitable private-rented accommodation has left her ‘soul-destroyed’
In with the new: an Irish citizenship ceremony in pictures
People born in India were the single largest group taking Irish citizenship this December
Eating out on Christmas Day: ‘We’ll be served beautiful food with no worry about cleaning up’
Avoiding the hassle, arguments and stress attached to making Christmas dinner at home has become a tradition for some
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