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€ 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.
Dentist goes beyond call of duty
A WEST Kerry dentist has received a national award for his charity work and for "going above and beyond" normal patient care.
A kind, humble woman who was much loved
The late Mary Connolly
Nine per cent decrease in train fares
THERE'S some good news for business commuters this week as Iarnród Éireann have announced fares on the Dublin, Cork and Kerry lines are due to fall by 9 per cent.
Defendant became abusive towards gardaí
A MAN who directed "descriptive" language at Gardaí after he was removed from a bar has been fined €450.
Second Gleneagle date for Tiernan
FUNNY man Tommy Tiernan has added an extra date to his "World Tour of Kerry' series of gigs in March.
Kerry people have fourth lowest disposable income in country
THE latest figures on consumer spending power in Kerry will do little to bolster the confidence of the county's business community, especially those in the retail and hospitality sectors.
Sadness in Kilgarvan at death of Galway native
The late Sean Larkin SEAN Larkin, a native of Ballinasloe, Co. Galway passed away in New York on the 19th January after becoming seriously ill in March 2011.
Prime theatre starved of State funding
KERRY'S biggest theatre is getting no support from the state despite hosting a busy programme of community theatre all year round, according to its chairman.
Man got 'mouthy' on his birthday
A MAN has been fined €300 for being "mouthy" to gardaí on his birthday.
Inside News
- On the ball for benefit night
- Study guide for mature students
- IT Tralee agrees deal with others to form university
- Google streetview car parked illegally in Castleisland
- Public relations firm runs course in Kerry
- Falling around drunk
- Sporting and charity groups benefit from EBS funding
- 437 jobs may be lost as work schemes slashed
- Kerry's top writers give young scribes something to crow about
- Devastating news broke early on Friday morning
- Supt: Lack of KGH sex assault unit hampers conviction hopes
- Kayaker's body recovered from lake
- The cream rises in Scór competition
- Family thankful as they get 'closure'
- Car crash at Curraheen
- Popular pundit speaks at Cahersiveen meeting on problems facing GAA clubs
- Kerry STI clinic forced to close
- Forestry could become haven of fun for kids
- 'Experience' the key for Killorglin school plans
- No disrespect for the law
- Pier bye law would ban swimming in top tourist spots
- Tralee house found to have ten times the safe radon level
- Enterprising students prove they are the business
- Man who hurled foul abuse 'needs to clean up his act'
- Fined €
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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