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Storm over removal of statue
HSE management has moved to calm the storm over its removal of religious artefacts, including a landmark 70-yearold Scared Heart statue, from the grounds of Killarney Community Hospital.
Duagh locals press on with sports centre
THE future of Duagh's planned sports and leisure centre has suffered a 'huge' setback with the withdrawal of expected National Lottery funding, but organisers say local donations and Leader funding secured this week should see it through.
Kids' panto returns with Arabian nights
ARABIAN Nights come to Ballybunion this week with a colorful dramatics by local children who are currently preparing for their production of Aladdin.
Heroic effort failed to save men trapped in blazing car
A KILLARNEY inquest has heard how a heroic truck driver narrowly escaped death, fighting intense heat as he attempted to extinguish a flaming vehicle in which two young Castleisland men died tragically.
O'Donoghue faces more protests at clinics
SOUTH Kerry TD John O'Donoghue has been accused of cowardice by the Kerry Public Service Workers' Alliance after he refused to meet with protesting civil servants outside his constituency clinic in Killarney at the weekend.
Mighty craic keeps 100 in pub at 5am
A FORMER Kilgarvan publican has been convicted and fined €225 after almost 100 people were found on her open premises at nearly five in the morning.
New cancer screening unit in KGH by May - HSE
THE Health Service Executive (HSE) has said that it will be at least May of this year before the long-awaited mammography screening machine will be up-and-running at Kerry General Hospital (KGH).
Labour Court to rule on Beru dispute
THE Labour Court is expected to rule on the dispute between staff and management at Tralee's Beru Electronics withing days.
Endesa staff accept layoffs deal
THERE has been a 100 per cent take-up on the voluntary redundancies put before staff at the Endesa power station in Tarbert last month.
'Head shop' legal controls don't go far enough - Ferris
LEGAL controls on, so called, head shops which are due to come into effect this summer do not go far enough according to north Kerry Sinn Fein Deputy Martin Ferris.
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