Despite the dramatic fall off in numbers attending Masses and other services, due to pandemic restrictions and people being fearful of large gatherings, the Killarney Parish has reported a healthy financial performance for the year ended 31 December 2021. The operating surplus for the year was €157,257 and with the repayment of a €17,500 loan… Continue Reading
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A stunning window into the past
An amazing new visitor experience has officially opened at the Blasket Islands following an investment of €2.9 million by Fáilte Ireland, the Office of Public Works and the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage. The Minister for State with responsibility for the Office of Public Works, Patrick O’Donovan and Máire Ní Shúilleabháin Uí Chíobháin,… Continue Reading
Free contraception move is ‘a good start’
The government decision to provide free contraception, on a phased basis, beginning with women aged 17 to 25, has been welcomed by the Green Party’s representative in Killarney. Cabinet approved an amendment to the Health (Exemptions from Charges for Acute In-Patient Services) Bill 2022 which will insert provisions to provide for the free contraception for… Continue Reading
Keeping the light on is a real concern
A Kerry TD has spoken about his party’s proposal for an emergency budget to help workers and families deal with the cost of living crisis. Deputy Pa Daly said he is inundated with calls and emails from people who are struggling as, in many cases, they cannot afford the petrol to drive to work. “With… Continue Reading
Fr Kevin inscribed in stone with poignant memorial
A memorial plaque has been erected on the grounds of the Church of the Assumption in Moyvane in memory of much-loved former parish priest, Fr Kevin McNamara, who served there for six years. Fr Kevin, who passed away suddenly last December, at the age of 66, showed great vision and innovation during the pandemic lockdown… Continue Reading
