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Sadness as West Kerry girl dies in Sydney
THE West Kerry community is in shock following the death of a popular young Ventry woman at an apartment in Sydney this week, only three months after she moved to Australia.
Farmer jailed for sex assault of four girls
A 59-year-old farmer and former employee of Kerry County Council has been sentenced to eight years in jail for sexually assaulting four young girls over a six year period.
'€65m road plan a waste of money'
SPENDING €65 million to upgrade the road from Camp Junction to Dingle is a waste of money, according to a West Kerry group that has been formed to oppose the planned development.
150 jobs to be created in building ITT'S €16m facility
TRALEE has received a significant jobs boost with the news that Tralee IT is set to embark on a major expansion project which will provide a much needed lift for the local construction industry.
Family reunion aims to set world record
ONCE a Harnett always a Harnett... and in Abbeyfeale the proud history of the clan is to be celebrated in fine style this summer with a weekend-long Harnett reunion
Fly infestation causes havoc across Tralee
BUSINESSES and homeowners in Tralee have been driven to distraction for the past week following an infestation of flies in the town that has been linked to recent works at Kerry's main dump last week.
Number of people signing on falls sharply throughout Kerry
THE number of people signing on in Kerry fell sharply last month with over 700 people coming off the live register in the county. The figures show that the number of people signing on in Kerry fell by 703 last month with drops seen in all seven of the county's social welfare offices. The number of people signing on in Kerry now stands at 15,940, the lowest level since last October.
April was one of the wettest on record
IT won't come as any great surprise to people living in Kerry to discover that last month turned out to be one of the wettest Aprils in recent years.
Students enjoy festival of science at IT Tralee
A YOUNG boffin from Cahersiveen has won the top prize at the annual IT Tralee Scifest schools' science day, which took place at the college on Tuesday.
Triumphant on land and sea
ATHLETES competing in Saturday's Waterville Triathlon were graced with perfect conditions on the big day for what is one of the stiffest challenges on the national triathlon calendar.
Young artists to have a ball in the alley for Writers' Week project
WRITERS' Week is to leave a particularly colourful legacy this year as a group of up to 40 young artists prepare to transform the ball-alley into a vast canvass of Listowel-inspired art.
In Pictures
Historic postcards Over 6,000 photographs, political prints and portraits from days gone by form part of a project launched at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. To view collection and buy the images, visit www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/postcards.
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