Kerry Businesses Shine at National Small Business Awards

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Two Kerry companies were recognised on the national stage at the Small Firms Association National Small Business Awards 2026, with Dingle Sea Salt and Tom Crean Brewery Kenmare shortlisted in the Sustainability category. In a major result for the county, Dingle Sea Salt was named the national…

A New Chapter for Kerry County Museum

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Kerry County Museum is set to begin an exciting new chapter as the historic Ashe Memorial Hall undergoes a major restoration and redevelopment programme under the THRIVE – Town Centre First Heritage Revival Scheme. The €7 million project will transform the museum’s gallery spaces and ensure…

Net Feasa to create 23 new jobs in West Kerry Gaeltacht

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Innovative Wireless Service Provider to the Global Supply Chain Net Feasa Limited to bring high-quality technology employment to the Gaeltacht region. Minister Dara Calleary T.D., announced 23 new jobs in the west Kerry Gaeltacht for Údarás na Gaeltachta client company Net Feasa Limited, a…

MTU to Host Enterprise Showcase and Kerry Start-Up Challenge in Tralee

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Entrepreneurship and innovation will take centre stage in Tralee this March as Munster Technological University (MTU) hosts the MTU Kerry Enterprise Showcase and Kerry Start-Up Challenge at its North Campus. Taking place on Friday 13 March from 10am to 2pm in the An Cuan STEM Building, the event…

Aras Mhuire

Áras Mhuire B&B affords a warm friendly welcome to visitors. It has private parking. It is located on the R553 leading from Listowel to Ballybunion, a seaside resort a 10-minute drive away. It is surrounded by a large garden on the edge of town, a 10-minute walk to the shops and restaurants. Áras Mhuire offers a delicious breakfast menu with hot and cold choices. This non-smoking B&B offers free Wi-Fi for all guests throughout the house. Private parking is available at the property. The hosts, the Costello Family have been welcoming guests for years and have a wealth of knowledge of the local area Located in on the road to Ballybunion in Listowel there is a wealth of things to do in the area. From a trip to Ballybunion, a seaside resort just 15 minutes away to the multitude of things to do in Listowel a historic, cultural and literary town with heritage status, you will not be stuck for options

Castle Hostel

For a stay in Tralee, County Kerry’s largest town, budget travellers can choose Castle Hostel, a family run establishment ideally situated near the railway and bus station. It offers eight ensuite rooms and has a fully equipped kitchen, dining room, TV lounge, luggage lockers and bicycle facility. Guests also enjoy a light breakfast each morning. Tralee is found in the south west, along the Slieve Mish Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean.It boasts a beautiful landscape perfect for sailing, surfing, angling, walking and climbing. It is home to the Rose of Tralee, an annual celebration of Irish culture.

Coffee Shack at the Black Sheep Hostel

Eco Adventure Hostel & Coffee Shack. Killarney, Ireland. Open Daily | 8am - 7pm

Daft.ie

Daft.ie is Ireland's No.1 Property website and app Founded in 1997 by brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon, Daft.ie is focused on empowering users to make informed decisions through a mixture of innovative product features and in-depth quarterly market analysis by way of Ireland's most read property report - The Daft Report. Daft.ie is the number one destination for property searchers and connects property professionals with a unique audience of over 2.5 million users each month.

A Night At The Opry

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A fantastic evening with 3 of Ireland's biggest and best Country stars, as they sing the hits songs of Country Music. Sing along with iconic hits from Don Williams, Johnny Cash, Tammy Wynette, John Denver, Hank Williams , Jim Reeves, Vince Gill and many more. Date(s)/Time(s): Thurs 12th Mar 2026 @8pm-10pm including interval. Tickets: General €31 +bf Suitability: All ages

An Bhean A Shiúil Trasna Mheiriceá

The incredible story of Mary Devine who walked across America in the 1960s to get home to West Kerry. Donald Mac an tSíthigh retraces her journey, meeting family in Tralee, and elsewhere along the way. Cead Isteach €5. Cláraigh: cnag.trali@gmail.com Register: cnag.trali@gmail.com

Bailiúchán na Scol

Caint ar an gcnuasach béaloidis a bhailigh daltaí bunscoile Chorca Dhuibhne 1937-38. Talk on the folklore material collected by west Kerry school children for the Irish Folklore Commission's Schools Project 1937-38

Forest Therapy for Stress Reduction

This Forest Therapy programme offers a supportive space to slow down, restore your balance, and share the journey with like-minded people. Over five sessions between March and April 2026, we'll meet in beautiful natural locations across Co. Kerry—forest, beach, garden…—exploring simple, guided practices that help you reconnect with your senses, quiet a busy mind, and feel more grounded. Between sessions, you'll receive small, nature-inspired suggestions to bring calm and clarity into your daily life. This programme also equips you with grounding nature-based practices you can continue using long after the sessions end, helping you stay resilient when stress arise. • When: Over five sessions between March and April 2026 • Planned locations and dates (subject to rescheduling due to weather): Sun 1 Mar - MeadowGate Garden Farranfore, Sat 14 Mar - Killarney National Park, Sat 28 Mar - Ballyseedy Woods, Sun 12 Apr - Banna Beach, Sun 25 Apr - Killarney National Park. • All sessions from 10:30am to 12:30pm • Group size: Small and supportive (max 10 people) • Price: €100 for the block / €20 drop-in* *€25 for the MeadowGate Garden session. BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL AS SPACES ARE LIMITED. PLEASE BOOK THROUGH THE LINK OR CONTACT DETAILS PROVIDED. What is Forest Therapy? Forest Bathing is a nature-based practice focused on reducing stress and promoting overall well-being. It invites you to slow down, be fully present, and explore nature through all five senses, guided by a facilitator – the Forest Bathing Guide. It is about connecting with nature, with yourself and with others. Forest Therapy involves a series of Forest Bathing sessions tailored to support a specific group by using nature as a therapeutic partner. Forest Therapy addresses the specific needs of the participants, in this case people who experience high levels of stress. It does not involve therapy in the traditional sense: nature is the therapy.