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"Americans say they don't trust their government, and yet here we are, right and left, asking the government to be the pronoun police."

"Americans say they don't trust their government, and yet here we are, right and left, asking the government to be the pronoun police."

The Sisters of St Clare are to leave Kenmare after 160 years.Seven nuns from the order’s convent in Newry, Co Down initially settled in the South Kerry town, af...

"Americans say they don't trust their government, and yet here we are, right and left, asking the government to be the pronoun police."

"Americans say they don't trust their government, and yet here we are, right and left, asking the government to be the pronoun police."

Tusla are continuing to seek foster carers across Kerry. There are a number of information evenings being held throughout the county. On the 15th of February th...

Kerry County Council will write to the Government calling for a grant scheme for electric vehicle charging point installations.It follows a motion at the recent...

There are over 8,800 people signing on the Live Register in Kerry.That’s according to figures compiled by the Central Statistics Office.They show the numbers on...

Bank to have 12 locations in Minnesota, North Dakota

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