Kerry's Eye

09/01/2025

Kerry's Eye want to speak to people from Kerry affected by the wildfires in LA. You can contact Audrey at [email protected]

08/01/2025

A Ballinskelligs campaigner for disabled people’s rights and people with rare diseases has called on elected officials to do more for those in need, once a new government is formed.
Read his story in this week’s Kerry’s Eye

08/01/2025

Kenmare-based singer songwriter Glen Dunleavy released his first album ‘The Painted Man’ on the day that marked his one year anniversary of becoming a new man – now in recovery Glen took his life back from years of struggles with mental health and alcohol.
Read about Glen’s new record of renewal and recovery in this week’s Kerry’s Eye

08/01/2025

A Tralee teenager who spent five years waiting for scoliosis surgery here in Ireland has just returned from a 6,000km round trip to Italy where she underwent life-changing surgery to correct the curvature of her spine.
‘This has been our Christmas miracle’ - in this week’s Kerry’s Eye

08/01/2025

Thick snow blanketed Rossanean, Currow this week, but that didn’t deter 84-year-old Charlie Moriarty from lending a hand and his tractor to neighbours and family stuck indoors after days of heavy snowfall.
Community spirit rolls on in Currow - in this week’s Kerry’s Eye

08/01/2025

Volunteers with Ballybunion Sea and Cliff Rescue are continuing to deliver hot meals to more than 25 clients across isolated parts of North Kerry this week as prolonged heavy snowfall, freezing temperatures and water/power outages continue to wreak havoc in many areas.
In this week’s Kerry’s Eye - North Kerry rallies to help those hit by the big freeze

08/01/2025

After discovering her unique talent for creating characters using a variety of quirky voices a young woman from Farranfore has made a full-time career out of voice acting.
Read her story in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

08/01/2025

As the severe weather continued to keep Kerry in its grip, farmers are providing lifesaving support in upland areas such as Brosna and Knocknagoshel, where some homes have been without power and heating since the weekend.
Deep freeze in Kerry - full coverage from around the county in this week’s Kerry’s Eye

01/01/2025

Street lighting blackouts in Kerry are taking months to repair and causing widespread concern for residents and walkers who are being in the dark about when they will be fixed.
Locals in the dark over street light repairs - in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

01/01/2025

A top executive at a leading Calfornia technology company has invested a massive €1.5 MILLION in Kerry FC - because of his loyalty to his hometown of Tralee.
Read the full story in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

01/01/2025

Mary Fuller has dedicated her life to special education, having worked in the area for forty years, and on December 14th last came time to close her own chapter on her family’s legacy in care, a legacy first started by her father and continued today by Mary’s son.
Read Mary’s story in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

01/01/2025

Jess McCarthy’s Bar on Castle Street is regarded as a cultural gem of Tralee and a central part of the town’s rich heritage – but last week the doors of this popular establishment closed.
Last orders for landmark Tralee pub - in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

01/01/2025

A dream four decades in the making became reality for Listowel marathon runner Willie Guiney in 2024, as he crossed the line in Tokyo to complete all six major world marathon circuits.
In tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye - Willie’s on course for a marathon century

01/01/2025

After her life-changing trip to Lourdes last year, and her personal growth through education, the inspiring Hannah O’Sullivan from Portmagee is now taking to the airwaves in hope of becoming a journalist who can advocate for people with disabilities.
Read Hannah’s inspiring story in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

01/01/2025

Kerry’s first baby of 2025 arrived into the world at 5.41am on New Year’s Day - born in the comfort of her family home in Ardfert. Féile was delivered by experienced midwife Sinead Murphy, in what was a calm and intimate home birth for parents, Andrea Thornton and Eoin Murphy.
Read Mary’s story in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye

23/12/2024

17/12/2024

Castleisland man Denis Brosnan is looking forward to marking the 30th Goal Mile in An Ríocht on Christmas Day – and the 94-year-old great-grandfather says it’s more important than ever to support the charity's work for children devastated by war.
Read Denis’s story in this week’s Kerry’s Eye

17/12/2024

Concerns have been growing among residents of Ardfert village regarding the future of their local post office, following the announcement from the current postmistress that she intends to step down from her role.
Read the full story in tomorrow’s Kerry’s Eye