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Minister condemns targeting of library staff after protests over LGBTQ+ literature - Vimarsana News

Minister condemns targeting of library staff after protests over LGBTQ+ literature

Heather Humphreys did not comment on whether she would support stronger legislation to tackle such incidents

Fórsa working with Kerry County Council on protecting staff from intimidation - Vimarsana News

Fórsa working with Kerry County Council on protecting staff from intimidation

The Fórsa trade union is in contact with Kerry County Council about developing measures to protect staff from intimidation.This follows an incident last Thursda...

Application for Fenit diving boards gone out on public consultation - Vimarsana News

Application for Fenit diving boards gone out on public consultation

Plans for new diving boards and access platforms at Fenit are going out for public consultation.Fenit Development Association is applying for a foreshore lease...

Tralee library: Children 'terrified' as anti-LGBTQ+ protesters storm Kerry storytime event - Vimarsana News

Tralee library: Children 'terrified' as anti-LGBTQ+ protesters storm Kerry storytime event

Children were left terrified and upset during a story-time session at a Kerry library this afternoon when protesters shoved their way into a room and started shouting as the children listened to a drag story as part of Kingdom Pride month.

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Archaeological gems rescued from erosion can enrich our knowledge of climate change - Vimarsana News

Archaeological gems rescued from erosion can enrich our knowledge of climate change

Our priceless coastal heritage is under threat from climate change but, as Clodagh Finn writes, we are not entirely at the mercy of the elements