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34% rise in visitors to Kerry Libraries last year - Vimarsana News

34% rise in visitors to Kerry Libraries last year

There was a 34% increase in individual visits to libraries in Kerry last year.That’s according to figures provided by Kerry County Council.

Library worker protections in place in event of protests | Radio Kerry - Vimarsana News

Library worker protections in place in event of protests | Radio Kerry

Kerry Library already has protocols and procedures in place in the event of aggressive protests. Confirmation follows the LGMA's issuing of an advisory on prote...

Find out what Kerry readers enjoyed in 2023 as library reveals its most borrowed books - Vimarsana News

Find out what Kerry readers enjoyed in 2023 as library reveals its most borrowed books

There is nothing like curling up with a good book and there are plenty to choose from on the shelves of Kerry Library, some new, some old but whatever takes your reading taste is available for you.

Better late than never as Kerry library book returned – more than 7,000 days late - Vimarsana News

Better late than never as Kerry library book returned – more than 7,000 days late

Staff at Kerry Library got a big surprise this week when a book was returned decades after it had first been borrowed.

Michael Healy-Rae challenged over Kerry Library protest after Dáil attack – 'He encouraged them to stand for 'traditional values'' - Vimarsana News

Michael Healy-Rae challenged over Kerry Library protest after Dáil attack – 'He encouraged them to stand for 'traditional values''

Former Tralee Labour Party Local Election candidate Ben Slimm has hit out at Deputy Michael Healy-Rae following Wednesday’s protest at Dáil Eireann in which the deputy needed a garda escort to evade the ire of protesters.