Any person who owns a house should have the right to rent it on a short-term basis, or do whatever they want with it, if they need to generate extra revenue to pay basis costs without having to deal with the red tape of legislation, a Kerry TD has insisted. Commenting on the strict requirement… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Business
No shortage of jobs or job seekers at big event
In excess of 800 officially registered at the door and at least 200 more attended a major jobs fair in Killarney on Wednesday at which details of over 1,000 positions available locally were outlined to interested parties. Hosted by the Killarney Chamber of Tourism and Commerce and the South Kerry Development Partnership, the event was… Continue Reading
Taxing of tips bonus carries a heavy price
Staff shortages in hospitality are beginning to take their toll and many businesses will have to close a number of days every week because they won’t be able to cover over rosters, a leading HR expert has warned. Damien McCarthy of Kerry-based consultancy firm HR Buddy, said they may have to consider shutting their doors… Continue Reading
1982 Starlet will be in huge demand
A 40-year-old Toyota Starlet, which had been looking the worse for wear but still had just 33,000 miles on the clock, has been lovingly restored by a group of motor enthusiasts and the totally transformed dream machine will be formally unveiled this Thursday night. The 1982 vehicle, which had been parked up in a shed… Continue Reading
Close on 200,000 people waiting for passports
With numerous families in Kerry anxiously waiting for new passports to be issued in time to allow them to holiday abroad this summer, a Kerry politician has called on the Department of Foreign Affairs to move quickly to tackle the backlog of up to 200,000 passports. Deputy Michael Healy-Rae said he was not critical… Continue Reading
