Outlook Publications are now firmly established as Kerry’s leading free quality magazines bringing a new concept to Kerry in advertising, news, sport and community matters. The all colour free publications, Tralee Outlook, Killarney Outlook and Sliabh Luachra Outlook have a combined circulation of over 23,000 copies each week. Serving Tralee, Killarney, Castleisland and communities all over North and Mid and East Kerry in addition to West Limerick, the success of the magazine can be attributed to the wonderful and valued support from advertisers, contributors and the wider community. The Outlook magazines are a window of opportunity which has enabled businesses to showcase their products and services thanks to affordable, personalised and cutting edge local advertising backed up by a professional team of graphic designers, editorial staff, sales staff and photographers. The success of the Tralee, Killarney and Sliabh Luachra Outlooks is due to the continued support and encouragement of advertisers who are acutely aware of a need to promote their business in a widely read and popular publication which is at the heart of communities all over Kerry. Each edition of the magazine is filled with the latest community news written by a team of dedicated local correspondents, up to the minute news items, snappy features and the best of local and countywide sport. In addition we have a number of widely read columns’ including the popular Margaret’s Ramblings, Tralee News, Killarney News and Views, A Little Bit of Heaven and other informative articles. Factor in our creative photographs from all over the county, informative advertising features and business supplements all combining to make the Outlook the most successful and widely read advertising and social outlet in Kerry. You can also keep up to date with us on twitter @outlookkerry, and search for Tralee Outlook on Facebook. Keeping it 100% local the high gloss quality magazines are designed and printed in Castleisland by Walsh Colour Print, Irelands leading printers and home to educate.ie, the low cost schoolbook publisher which has seen over 400 post-primary schools in Ireland switching over to their products.  Con Denneny(Editor)