Welcome to Tralee

Tralee (Trá Lí) is the county town of Kerry. The name Tralee comes from the Irish meaning 'strand of the Lee' (river), although some believe it comes from the Irish 'Trá Liath' meaning 'grey strand'. The town is situated on the northern side of the neck of the Dingle Penninsula.

Tralee is also home to the famous Rose of Tralee International Festival which is held annually in August. This year the Rose of Tralee is in it's 50 year.

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Tralee News from The Kerryman

Call for extra resources as Gardaí prepare for summer influx of tourists

There have been calls for an increased garda presence this summer as Kerry prepares for an influx of domestic visitors with more people holidaying at home due to the Covid pandemic.

Publish: Wednesday 5th May 6:30am

GPs approach completion of over-70s vaccine programme

The Clanmaurice Medical Practice based in Abbeydorney and covering a huge swathe of North Kerry - from the village to Ballyheigue, Lixnaw and Causeway - delivered an impressive demonstration of the vaccine programme roll-out at one of its twice-weekly immunisation clinics on Friday.

Publish: Wednesday 5th May 6:30am

'We could be the last generation to hear the cry of the curlew'

The people of the Stacks Mountains are rallying to one of the region's most urgent ecological appeals - to save the iconic native curlew from extinction in Kerry.

Publish: Wednesday 5th May 6:30am

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