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A Kerry councillor says tourists cannot be blamed for littering in the county. Fine Gael councillor Seamus Cosaí Fitzgerald made the claim during the Castleisla...
Share this article Fourteen Blue Flags have been awarded to Kerry. An Taisce has announced 93 Blue Flag beaches and 63 Green coast awards around Ireland, which recognise environmental management, excellent water quality and natural beauty. Kerry and Donegal both received the most Blue Flags, having been awarded 14 each. Advertisement The Blue Flag is one of the world’s most recognised eco-labels and it highlights compliance relating to water quality, facilities for visitors, beach management, environmental education and the provision of information. Twelve Kerry beaches have been awarded Bl...
About one-third of employees at software company Basecamp quit days after bosses told them to keep ideology out of the workplace and focus on the company’s actual business. “We make project management, team communication, and email software,” CEO Jason Fried wrote April 26. We don’t have to solve deep social problems, chime in publicly whenever the world requests our opinion on the major issues of the day, or get behind one movement or another with time or treasure. These are all important topics, but they’re not our topics at work.” Tech journalist Casey Newton said about one-...
Sun, 02 May 2021 18:52 UTC © Getty Images About one-third of employees at software company Basecamp quit days after bosses told them to keep ideology out of the workplace and focus on the company's actual business. "We make project management, team communication, and email software," CEO Jason Fried April 26. We don't have to solve deep social problems, chime in publicly whenever the world requests our opinion on the major issues of the day, or get behind one movement or another with time or treasure. These are all important topics, but they're not our topics at work." Tech journalist Case...
Share this article Two Kerry county councillors have suggested ways to lessen the threat of dogs worrying livestock on hills and walks. Fianna Fáil's Michael O'Shea and Fine Gael's Seamus Cosaí Fitzgerald brought separate motions to the Castleisland and Corca Dhuibhne Municipal District meeting on the issue of controlling dogs on Kerry hills. Cathaoirleach of the MD councillor Seamus Cosaí Fitzgerald brought a motion, seeking the provision of a pilot project in West and South Kerry. Advertisement He wants signs stating “no dogs allowed” to be erected at public carparks and on public ro...