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- 00:19 New venture tackles illegal dumping
- 22:13 New Presbyterian Moderator named
- 21:28 Berbatov wants more game time
- 18:03 Taoiseach defends septic tank plans
- 17:53 Call to reform prostitution laws
- 16:58 Plan to ban alcohol sport sponsors
- 16:48 Stoke fail in Huth appeal
- 16:23 O'Neill: McClean deserves call-up
437 jobs may be lost as work schemes slashed
HUNDREDS of part-time jobs will be lost across north Kerry in the coming months because of massive government cuts in funding for Community Employment Schemes.
Kayaker's body recovered from lake
A 10-WEEK-OLD baby is without her father this week after the body of 38year-old Tralee man Neilus O'connor was discovered in a mid Kerry lake on Tuesday afternoon.
Angling show aims to hook more visitors
SOME of Europe's best known angling experts will be among the star guests at the first ever Ballybunion Angling and Marine Show which takes place in the seaside town from March 23 to 25.
Turf war lands on Deenihan's front door
MINISTER Jimmy Deenihan was picketed outside his Listowel clinic on Saturday by a group of his own constituents who are incensed over an EU directive being that will stop turf-cutting on a north Kerry bog.
Beds cut as minister arrives to open Dingle's new hospital
JUST days in advance of the official opening of Dingle Hospital by Health Minister James Reilly on Friday, it was confirmed this week that six beds have been closed at the hospital.
Erosion opens a window on Ballybunion's early history
A COMPLEX network of underground tunnels is being explored in Ballybunion after erosion in the last year opened up a stunning window on our early Christian past.
Sun shines on Ballyheigue ploughing
THEY couldn't have written away for a better day in Ballyheigue on Sunday, as the sun shone brightly for the local ploughing match on the lands of Diarmuid Lawlor, Ballymacquin.
€ 50m to be spent on roads
OVER €50 million has been allocated to road development in Kerry this year in an increase of over €7 million on last year's allocation for primary and secondary roads.
Best use of the League would be to bring on the younger players
will not progress us in this year's ultimate aim in making Croke Park next September.
Kerry Volunteer Centre
Kerry Volunteer Centre: The purpose of Kerry Volunteer Centre is to encourage, support and enable volunteering throughout the county of Kerry.
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.
Breaking News
- 00:19 New venture tackles illegal dumping
- 22:13 New Presbyterian Moderator named
- 21:28 Berbatov wants more game time
- 18:03 Taoiseach defends septic tank plans
- 17:53 Call to reform prostitution laws
- 16:58 Plan to ban alcohol sport sponsors
Top stories from Tuesday, 07.02.12
- 00:19 New venture tackles illegal dumping
- 22:13 New Presbyterian Moderator named
- 18:03 Taoiseach defends septic tank plans
- 17:53 Call to reform prostitution laws
- 16:58 Plan to ban alcohol sport sponsors
Top stories from Tuesday, 07.02.12
- 21:28 Berbatov wants more game time
- 16:48 Stoke fail in Huth appeal
- 16:23 O'Neill: McClean deserves call-up
- 15:48 Mikel boost for Blues
- 15:28 Beard planning for future
Top stories from Tuesday, 07.02.12
- 14:14 Costa captain must stay at home
- 14:04 Putin seeks votes with road hog ban
- 12:58 Scepticism over Syria action claim
- 11:49 Judge to rule if whales are slaves
- 08:54 Knox appeal over slander conviction
