A WONDERFUL evening of high quality Christmas entertainment is being lined up for St Mary’s Cathedral on Sunday, December 20, commencing at 7.30pm. A Ray of Hope will feature the Kerry International Choir who will present a feast of festive season songs and hymns, readings and reflections. The performers will include Killarney’s own Grace Foley,… Continue Reading
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People are struggling but news on vaccines will help
THE Bishop of Kerry has enthusiastically welcomed the Taoiseach’s announcement on the relaxation of the Covid-19 guidelines but he has pleaded with the public to continue to adhere to public health advice to ensure everybody is kept safe from the threat of the coronavirus. Bishop Ray Browne welcomed the fact that congregations are again permitted… Continue Reading
Covid cases back up above the 300 mark
AS the country prepares to enter into Level 3 restrictions from tomorrow, the number of newly diagnosed cases of Covid-19 has risen above the 300 mark for the first time in several days. Senior public health officials confirmed that an additional 306 cases were notified since midnight and that brings the total number of infections… Continue Reading
Santa gets a green light to fly to Killarney
AND so this is Christmas. After a very difficult year for so many, in Killarney and around the world, some colour and magic can again be enjoyed following the switching-on of the festive street lights and spectacular festive season decorations on Sunday night. The virtual ceremony on a near deserted Main Street was presided over… Continue Reading
Snapped off piece of artwork is in safe hands
THE hand-carved wooden quill snapped off and stolen from the sculpture of the monk of Innisfallen on East Avenue Road sometime on Sunday has been found. It was located early this morning in a grassy area in front of Killarney Outlet Centre by a contract cleaner arriving for work. The location is just very short… Continue Reading
