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District 17: Kerry

Checked 15 Oct 2026the Courts Service's sittings pages and offices index.

The District Court for Kerry. 7 courthouses, each with its own office; the courthouse named on your paper is the one to attend.

The courthouses

  1. Cahirciveen areaCahirciveen District CourtCriminal and civilOffice 066 717 8700
  2. An Daingean areaAn Daingean (Dingle) District CourtCriminal and civilOffice 066 717 8700
  3. Kenmare areaKenmare District CourtCriminal and civilOffice 066 717 8700
  4. Killarney areaKillarney District CourtCriminal, civil and family lawOffice 066 717 8700
  5. Killorglin areaKillorglin District Court (temporarily closed; heard at Cahirciveen)Criminal and civilOffice 066 717 8700
  6. Tralee areaTralee District CourtCriminal, civil and family lawOffice 066 717 8700
  7. Listowel areaListowel District CourtCriminal and civilOffice 066 717 8700

The district’s sittings page on courts.ie · Adjournment and cancellation notices

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