Rotary Club of Tralee

Rotary Club of Tralee People coming together to take action and create positive change in the community.

Tralee Rotary Club would like to extend a big ‘thank you’ to Aoibheann Daly, The Stripe Young Scientist & Technologist o...
09/06/2026

Tralee Rotary Club would like to extend a big ‘thank you’ to Aoibheann Daly, The Stripe Young Scientist & Technologist of the Year
of the year 2026 for her wonderful presentation describing her winning project to improve the treatment of brain cancer. Aoibheann is a pupil at Mercy Mounthawk Secondary School Tralee and is going into 5th year this September.
Tralee Rotary Club President Dr Daniel Oneykwere speaking on behalf of Tralee Rotary Club:
‘I was mighty impressed and encouraged that our Tralee youth are indeed the pace setters and leaders of tomorrow’
Huge thanks to Aoibheann Daly, her mum Anne and the huge turnout of Rotarians to hear what can only be described as a truly inspirational moment in the history of Tralee Rotary Club.
To find out more about Aoibheann’s fantastic achievement – please follow the link below:
https://stripeyste.com/media-centre/news/brain-cancer-diagnosis-tool-takes-top-prize-as-aoibheann-daly-wins-the-2026-stripe-young-scientist-and-technology-exhibition-

Tralee Rotary Club would like to extend a big ‘thank you’ to Aoibheann Daly, The Stripe Young Scientist & Technologist o...
09/06/2026

Tralee Rotary Club would like to extend a big ‘thank you’ to Aoibheann Daly, The Stripe Young Scientist & Technologist of the Year
of the year 2026 for her wonderful presentation describing her winning project to improve the treatment of brain cancer. Aoibheann is a pupil at Mercy Mounthawk Secondary School Tralee and is going into 5th year this September.
Tralee Rotary Club President Dr Daniel Oneykwere speaking on behalf of Tralee Rotary Club:
‘I was mighty impressed and encouraged that our Tralee youth are indeed the pace setters and leaders of tomorrow’
Huge thanks to Aoibheann Daly, her mum Anne and the huge turnout of Rotarians to hear what can only be described as a truly inspirational moment in the history of Tralee Rotary Club.
To find out more about Aoibheann’s fantastic achievement – please follow the link below:

We would like to thank our fellow Rotarian Risteárd Pearse for the wonderful visual presentation on his recent visit to ...
21/05/2026

We would like to thank our fellow Rotarian Risteárd Pearse for the wonderful visual presentation on his recent visit to Lesotho Southern Africa, Maseru and the Action Lesotho Project. Risteárd also featured on 'Kerry Today' with Jerry O'Sullivan this morning and will feature on tomorrow's edition of Kerry's Eye newspaper.

Tralee Rotary esteemed member Risteárd Pearse took time out of his recent holiday in Lesotho Southern Africa to visit Ma...
21/05/2026

Tralee Rotary esteemed member Risteárd Pearse took time out of his recent holiday in Lesotho Southern Africa to visit Maseru rotary club and our global grant project in Maputsoe run by Kerry’s Action Lesotho. Risteárd visited a Special Needs School run by the Disability Federation. Photos include Action Lesotho unit for Textile Training and the beautiful Lesotho market garden project which was in full bloom
The Market Garden Project spearheaded by Tralee man Paul Hanrahan is designed to help poverty-stricken families in Lesotho who have access to small plots of land—at least 42 square meters—a sustainable source for food production & income generation.
Through this initiative, Maseru Rotary Club, in conjunction with local expert partners, have trained participants in essential horticultural skills, enabling them to grow food for their families and develop small businesses by selling surplus produce.
Action Lesotho plays a key role in the project’s sustainability, utilising its large greenhouse facility capable of producing up to 130,000 seedlings annually

Scenes and sights from the District assembly meeting at the Louis Fitzgerald Hotel Dublin Saturday April 25. It was a go...
29/04/2026

Scenes and sights from the District assembly meeting at the Louis Fitzgerald Hotel Dublin Saturday April 25. It was a good meeting and fellowship.

Michael Slattery Tralee Rotary Club member and Past President spoke of his epic journey to the summit of Mount Kilimanj...
22/04/2026

Michael Slattery Tralee Rotary Club member and Past President spoke of his epic journey to the summit of Mount Kilimanjero in Tanzania Africa. Huge thanks to Michael from all at Tralee Rotary Club for an inspirational presentation and fantastic photos tracking his journey to the top of Mount Kilimanjero

📆 On Tuesday, 3rd March, club member Denis Hanafin will deliver an expert talk on Online Security at the Rotary Club of ...
01/03/2026

📆 On Tuesday, 3rd March, club member Denis Hanafin will deliver an expert talk on Online Security at the Rotary Club of Tralee.

☝️ As more aspects of daily life move into the digital space, understanding online risks has never been more important.

We look forward to the insights Denis will share with our members.

Updates from the meeting will be shared here.

What Rotary Stands ForAt Rotary, our work is guided by five core values: Service, Fellowship, Integrity, Diversity and L...
25/02/2026

What Rotary Stands For

At Rotary, our work is guided by five core values: Service, Fellowship, Integrity, Diversity and Leadership.

❕ These principles shape how we act, how we collaborate, and how we serve our community here in Tralee.

🔘 Service — putting the needs of others first.
🔘 Fellowship — building genuine connections.
🔘 Integrity — acting with honesty and responsibility.
🔘 Diversity — welcoming different backgrounds and perspectives.
🔘 Leadership — leading through action, not titles.

These values are the foundation of everything we do — from local initiatives to long-term projects that support our community.

Follow our page to learn more about our work throughout the year 🤝

23/02/2026

Service, leadership, and community are at the heart of Rotary 💛

In this interview, our President, Dr. Daniel Onyekwere, reflects on his journey with Rotary Club of Tralee and the values that continue to guide our work.

Rotary is built on the belief that putting others first strengthens both individuals and communities 🌍

We are proud to be part of that tradition here in Tralee 🇮🇪

❕Follow our page to learn more about our members and the work we do throughout the year.

19/02/2026

We were delighted to welcome Ms Helen O’Carroll, Curator of the Kerry Museum 🏛️,
to our recent Rotary meeting in Tralee.

Ms O’Carroll shared fascinating insights into the archaeological dig west of Tralee, bringing local history to life and reminding us how much there still is to discover right on our doorstep.

Meetings like this are at the heart of Rotary — a space where community comes together around ideas and a deeper understanding of our town and its history.

Stay connected with Rotary Club of Tralee for more updates from our meetings and community work 💛

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