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RT Documentary July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

RT Documentary July 3, 2024

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Parents cook up some healthy dishes at Aileymill Primary - Vimarsana News

Parents cook up some healthy dishes at Aileymill Primary

Mums cooked up a stir in the kitchen after being served up some lessons in healthy eating.

Aileymill Primary School Christmas fayre draws crowds - Vimarsana News

Aileymill Primary School Christmas fayre draws crowds

AILEYMILL Primary parents pulled off a cracking Christmas fayre to raise vital funds for the pupils in the new year.

Court employees union calls for improved conditions to halt brain drain - Vimarsana News

Court employees union calls for improved conditions to halt brain drain

The UCLE, one of several unions representing court employees, noted how court messengers and clerks are paid only between €850 and €950 every four weeks

Court employees union expresses concern about negotiations over expired collective agreement - Vimarsana News

Court employees union expresses concern about negotiations over expired collective agreement

Negotiations between the Court Services Agency and trade unions are set to resume after being put on ice before last month's general election