RALLY ace Craig Breen and his expert Killarney co-driver, Paul Nagle, produced a power-packed performance to clinch the Rally di Alba in Italy. They scorched through the nine-stage course in their Hyundai i20 R5 and they totally dominated proceedings by clocking five of the nine fastest stage times. Conditions were difficult in the heat and… Continue Reading
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Don’t blame just encourage, top doctor pleads
NO new case of Covid-19 has been reported in Kerry this Monday – the number of infections in the country remains at 317 – but another 46 cases have been confirmed nationally. No death was reported this bank holiday Monday but the number of people that have contracted the virus now rises to 26,208. Of… Continue Reading
Chaos at the waterfall due to parking crisis
FEARS have been voiced that somebody will be killed or seriously injured on the road unless something is done to sort out parking chaos near Torc Waterfall and the popular Cardiac Hill walk in Killarney. The serious lack of adequate parking at the busy scenic attraction has been repeatedly highlighted for years but, even now… Continue Reading
Cycles of nature inspire gifted Danny
A KILLARNEY artist has drawn his inspiration for his latest exhibition of paintings from the sheep and native red deer roaming on Mangerton mountain. Danny Lyne’s exhibition will feature on the walls of in Bricín Craft Shop and Restaurant on High Street for the month of August. Danny grew up on the shores of Muckross… Continue Reading
Popular priest served in Killarney for some years
THE death has occurred of one of Kerry’s best-known and most popular priests, Fr John Kennelly, the brother of poet and scholar Brendan Kennelly. Fr Kennelly, who was based in the parish of Killarney for a number of years, in the late 1970s, and retired from active ministry when parish priest in Causeway in 2008,… Continue Reading
