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Tuesday 26 October 2021
Margaret O’Leary, whose husband Paud was killed by drunk driver Shane Fitzgerald in 2012, has spoken of her frustration at Ireland’s hit-and-run laws.
They want medical card holders to be able to get the pill over the counter without having to go to a doctor first.
True love is the REAL gamble.
The fires caused significant damage to parts of the National Park.
People are being asked to avoid certain parts of the park for their own safety.
All three dogs were in the same week and the vet managed to save two of them but it worried about more cases.
Surprisingly, Killarney in Co Kerry is.
Kieran Donaghy captained Kerry to success on his birthday at Fitzgerald Stadium.
The junior coalition party has gathered in Killarney this weekend to take stock. Here’s what we found out…
Hollywood actor Andrew McCarthy traced his Irish roots back to Lacca West where he met with distant relatives and basked in their warm hospitality.
Police say the driver of the other car was drunk.
Views yesterday and today.
Donnacha Ireland, 15, and Katie Mangan, 12, caught a train from Killarney to the capital.
People are destroying entire trees “with slash hooks” according to one Senator.
The attack occurred in September.
Pint of Bilbo’s Beer, anyone?
They both took place in different parts of the county,
They still live in the same house where their relationship began.
Ben Quinlan REALLY likes Cheryl Cole.
A new initiative aims at bringing the lucrative events to Ireland.
The Taoiseach is also sporting a goatee by the looks of it.
The raid took place yesterday evening in the Muckross.
Delegates at the GRA Conference have passed a motion calling for all gardaí to be given training in dealing with firearms and the various incidents in which they have to deal with them.
Minister Jimmy Deenihan’s hoping they’d get along with the Dublin deer, and says his officials are looking into the suggestion.
Thousands of delegates, hundreds of motions, but what did we learn at the two-day gathering in Killarney. TheJournal.ie reveals all…
Don’t read this in front of your mammy.
Delegates at the party’s 75th annual Ard Fheis will vote on everything from disability quotas in politics to legalising marijuana.
He was the sole occupant of the car and was pronounced dead at the scene.
One of the women says that the refusal to attend the suicide awareness charity event was ‘devastating’.
A woman was killed in the crash, while an eight-year-old girl was injured.
The 47-year-old driver was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash this afternoon.
The Labour Court last week awarded a 2.5 per cent pay increase to workers which the company say will be paid when agreement is reached on changes to work practices.
The Tánaiste has said that funding could be cut for agencies that do not comply with public sector pay structures.
It’ll have more hits than Gangnam Style…
The Social Protection Minister has made the case for a wage increase that she argues would reduce welfare spend and increase tax revenue.
Customer reviews of the Lake Hotel in Killarney and the River Lee Hotel in Cork helped rank the hotels on the Expedia list.
The Quality Hotel & Suites, Killarney is up for sale for €3 million.
Dublin is the third most expensive place to book a room for the night, but where is first?
The man in his 20s had been swimming with a friend to a nearby island in Lough Leane this evening when he got into difficulty.
WE’RE JUST ONE week out from the scariest night of the year.
Many people decorate their homes every Halloween, while others mightn’t bother.
After the last 18 months, however, some of those who never decorate their house for Halloween might be tempted to have a bit of fun and do the place up this year.
Cobwebs, ghouls and goblins, a scary pumpkin, there’s plenty of inspiration around at the moment as more and more people gear up for the 31st.
This morning, we want to know… Have you decorated your house for Halloween?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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