Kerry Today

Caught in a Subscription Trap -  October 28th, 2026

Treasa spoke to Fianna Fáil councillor Fionnán Fitzgerald about his motion on how difficult it is to get out of subscriptions. Kerry County Council is to write to the Dept of Enterprise, Trade and Employment requesting laws to protect consumers from “subscriptions traps”, stating it should be easy to cancel a subscription as it is to join. Treasa also spoke to Cllr Fitzgerald about a video circulating of a man being viciously assaulted in Killarney.

Back Exporting After 150 Years: A New Chapter for Valentia Slate - October 28th, 2026

The Legal Lowdown - October 27th, 2026

Plan to Fulfil Roger Casement's Dying Wish - October 27th, 2026

Jimmy Deenihan on Education, Sport, and the Mick Jagger Connection - October 27th, 2026

Time to Reform Laws to Curb Sulky-Racing on Public Roads - October 27th, 2026

Tír Gan Teanga, Tír Gan Anam: Killarney's Pop-Up Gaeltacht - October 27th, 2026

Ballyheigue Public Water Supply: Minister Foley Meets Uisce Éireann CEO - October 23rd, 2026

Call from the Dáil - October 23rd, 2026

Dr Crokes Kenmare County Final: Young Fans Have Their Say - October 23rd, 2026

MTU Conferring Day for the Class of '26 - October 23rd, 2026

Focus on Ballyheigue Public Water Supply Contamination - October 22nd, 2026

Return the Annals of Inisfallen to Ireland - October 22nd, 2026

Last month, the Annals of Inisfallen, a medieval manuscript synonymous with Killarney, was temporarily returned to Ireland for the first time in over 40 years. The texts have been housed at Oxford for more than 250 years. Through an arrangement with Oxford University, the manuscript can now be viewed at a free exhibition at UCC until November 1st. Jerry spoke to Chris Doyle who is a lecturer in medieval history at the University of Galway. He says the annals don’t belong in a British library.

Calls for Vape Shops Crackdown– October 22nd, 2026

Jerry spoke to Seanad leader Garret Ahearn of Fine Gael, who intends to introduce legislation that will give councils the power to stop vape shops from proliferating across the country.

Storm Austen Approaches – October 22nd, 2026

Flooding and significant travel disruption are expected in Kerry as Storm Austen brings heavy rain and strong winds tonight. Met Éireann has issued orange rain warnings for Kerry and five other counties. In Kerry the orange level warning is valid from 10 o'clock tonight until 5am tomorrow. Jerry spoke to Alan O’Reilly of Carlow Weather.

A Problem Shared - October 21st, 2026

Sea Cables and Offshore Energy: Are We Blind to Their Potential? - October 21st, 2026

Kerry Women's Centre and NEWKD: Flea Market to Raise Funds for Ukrainian Women's Charities - October 21st, 2026

Double Dutch Delight for Kerry Airport - October 21st, 2026

Plan to Install Breathalysers in Pubs and Hotels Abandoned - October 21st, 2026