On Agritime this week Aisling O’Brien speaks with the ICMSA President about Brexit and why he believes the quality of dairy calves has improved. She also hears how COVID-19 impacted on land sales and she meets a pair of Killarney students whose project on vertical farming made the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition finals. There is also an update on the Pearl Mussel Project.
UHK building workers were vaccinated because they’re working in ED
A Kerry County Councillor is calling for the HSE to improve communication with its frontline staff on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.Labour Councillor Marie Moloney...
UHK among hospitals which received disproportionately large number of COVID-19 vaccines so far
UHK is among a number of hospitals which have received a disproportionately large number of COVID-19 vaccines so far.This according to today’s Irish Times,...
Councillors seek clarity on future of Listowel SouthDoc
Kerry County Councillors are to contact the HSE and SouthDoc about the out-of-hours GP service in Listowel.The matter was discussed at the monthly meeting...
Navigating the CAO and Preparing for 3rd Level – January 18th, 2021
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Munster Technological University has organised a free parents’/guardians’ information evening tomorrow with education expert and author of ‘Cracking the College Code’, Catherine O’Connor. The...
Vaccine Roll-Out Prioritisation and Information – January 18th, 2021
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Brigid O’Connor from Camp was contacted by a number of elderly people who are upset about what they perceive is the lack of...
Treated As a Slave – January 18th, 2021
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James Sugrue, who lives in Ballybunion, tells Jerry of what happened to him when he and his brothers were sent to the County Home...