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Wicklow woman calls on Government to align global and domestic ambitions - Vimarsana News

Wicklow woman calls on Government to align global and domestic ambitions

Bray woman Dearbháil Lawless played a key role in the launch of a groundbreaking report outlining how Ireland can reach its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, while focusing on those who are becoming more marginalised in our society as the country continues to develop.

West Overton annual Makers Market to be biggest sale ever - Vimarsana News

West Overton annual Makers Market to be biggest sale ever

About 95 vendors will be present for the annual Makers Market, set for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at West Overton Village in East Huntingdon. Serving as a kickoff to the historic site’s visitor season, the market will be the biggest ever, said Pamela Curtin, West Overton director of

Children's Ombudsman received 54 complaints from people in Kildare in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Children's Ombudsman received 54 complaints from people in Kildare in 2022

A total of 54 complaints from Kildare were included in the 1,812 complaints to the Ombudsman for Children’s Office in 2022.  Falling Behind...

Ombudsman asks government to use surplus funds to put children's needs first - Vimarsana News

Ombudsman asks government to use surplus funds to put children's needs first

‘We have to prioritise children's care and children's rights so that we can catch up,' Dr Niall Muldoon said.

Carlow Nationalist — Ombudsman asks government to use surplus funds to put children first - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Ombudsman asks government to use surplus funds to put children first

‘We have to prioritise children’s care and children’s rights so that we can catch up,’ Dr Niall Muldoon said.