Kerry

The tragedy a young mother faced on the Skellig in the late nineteenth century must have been as monumental as the Atlantic outcrop itself

At least 1,000 Ukrainian refugees face relocation in a push to reduce State accommodation contracts

From widespread destruction at Blacksod to a football stadium damaged in the midlands, no county was left undamaged as the storm moved across the country

Galway sees record-breaking 183km/h wind recorded at Mace Head with previous record of 182km/h set in Limerick in 1945

The plant hire company established by Kerry TD Danny Healy-Rae had accepted liability for the death of Joanne Davies in High Court cases taken by her children

Deal on lower tax to help hospitality sector is at odds with rosy outlook for restaurants and hotels

Hanz Panaghin (36) and Christopher Ampo (43), both from the Philippines, were arrested on board a cargo ship in the Shannon Estuary

Mr Justice Garrett Simons agrees to overturn conviction and €120 fine imposed

Although five arrests have been made, gardaí suspect second group of smugglers brought cocaine ashore and transported it to Northern Ireland

The Scullion musician and Other Voices music series cofounder on his upbringing, the importance of music in his life, and why the arts matter

Healy-Raes say they will not be ‘whipped’ when it comes to ‘fundamental issues’ and ‘matters of conscience’

Detectives believe four men in custody collected drugs after they were dropped from Maltese-registered MV Royal off Kerry coast

Longest waits in Navan and shortest in Killarney, but both miss target of 10-week maximum wait

Ciara, Saoirse and Laoise Murphy develop ACT app to improve responsiveness to emergencies at community level

Longcourt Hotel in Newcastle West provides amenities for those left without heating or power as a result of recent snow and ice

Tipperary County Council staff try to clear a water tanker that overturned in the village of Emly in west Tipperary

Without electricity or heating for four days, the O’Dwyers in Co Limerick have taught their kids card games, Cluedo and charades

Priests and sympathisers unable to travel to some graveyards, while frozen soil makes burials more difficult

Yellow warning in effect until noon on Tuesday while thousands remain without power and water

Defence Forces drafted in as crews from ESB Networks and Uisce Éireann struggle to reach facilities due to conditions