The Kerry PPN is the main link through which the Local Authority connects with the Environmental, Social Inclusion, Community and Voluntary Organisations and allows community participation in policy-making structures and committees of Council.
Kerry Public Participation Network has been established to enable people and community groups in Co Kerry to have a say on issues that concern them. These Public Participation Networks (PPNs) are structures for public engagement and participation in Local Government in each Local Authority area. Kerry Public Participation Network is also a Registered Charity. RCN 20204668
Read More...Kerry Public Participation Network is the best way your group or community can become involved in shaping the future of Co Kerry. Membership of the PPN provides opportunities for better representation, networking, information sharing and input into policy development Read more
Registration is easy. Simply click here and complete the Registration Form. There is no charge. Registered groups receive regular updates, information on funding opportunities and also benefit from the group insurance scheme.
Kerry County Council’s Arts Service is currently consulting for a new Arts Strategy 2023-2033.
The Arts sector and members of the public are invited to have their say; questionnaires are available onwww.arts.kerrycoco.ie , ideas/ submissions can be emailed to arts@kerrycoco.ie
Many thanks,
Kate
Kate Kennelly
Arts Officer ¦ Creative Ireland Kerry Co-ordinator ¦ Kerry County Council ¦ 00 353 (0)66 7183541
Facebook: www.facebook.com/KerryCoArts ¦ Twitter: @KerryCoArts
Kerry Screen Commission ¦ Twitter: @KerryScreenComm
www.kerrycoco.ie www.screenkerry.ie www.sliabhluachra.ie
We are pleased to announce the following groups were selected by the Independent Judging panel to receive the following awards at the 2023 Kerry Community Awards at The Rose Hotel Tralee on 25/5/23.
Asdee Community Development Association GOLD WINNER
Ballydonoghue Bardic Festival SILVER WINNER
Buds FRC Ballyduff Family & Community Support Forum CLG SILVER WINNER
Camp Community Council GOLD WINNER
Coiste Aiseanna na hOige Teo. GOLD AND OVERALL WINNER
Comhchoiste Gaeltacht Uibh Rathaigh GOLD WINNER
Comharchumann Dhan Chaoin. SILVER WINNER
Dan Paddy Andy Festival Committee GOLD WINNER
Diarmuid O Cathrin Cultural Centre Listowel SILVER WINNER
Fenit Coast Conservation SILVER WINNER
Glenbeigh Community Council. SILVER WINNER
Kerry Diocesan Youth KDYS. GOLD WINNER
Kerry Hospice Foundation GOLD WINNER
Killarney Cardiac Response Unit SILVER WINNER
Knocknagoshel Tidy Towns SILVER WINNER
Maharees Conservation Association CLG GOLD WINNER
Meals on Wheel Tralee. GOLD WINNER
Tralee Boxing Club GOLD WINNER
Tralee Community Bridge Club SILVER WINNER
Womens Social Soccer (St Brendans Park FC). SILVER WINNER
On the night 10 Silver Awards were awarded and 500 euro
10 Gold Awards and 1000 euro
and the overall winner an additional 1500 euro
We would also like to thank the Rose Hotel for a fabulous night.
And to all those who applied this year and were unsuccessful (the Judges had a very tough job in bringing it down to 20) and we hope you apply again next year
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Please see link below for 4 free webinars on mainstreaming nature-based solutions in Ireland, organised by Engineers Ireland.
This approach is promoted nationally and in the Kerry CDP 2022 and is of relevance to those involved in project delivery, maintenance and assessment.
Seminar Series: Nature-Based Solutions - from theory to application - Catchments.ie - Catchments.ie
Webinar 1: Projects from Concept to Planning Stage – Thursday, 4 May
Conor Galvin, Office of Public Works
Santry Project | John Stack, Dublin City Council
Roscommon, Sean Fitzsimons | Clandillion Civil Consulting
DCC Approach to Integreting SUDs into the Landscape | Peter Leonard, Dublin City Council
Inchicore | Michael Goss, Uisce Éireann
Webinar 2: Projects at Detailed Design Stage – Thursday, 11 May
Finola O’Driscoll, National Transport Authority
Carlow- Social housing NBS | Padraig O’Gorman, Carlow County Council
N74 TII Bioretention/Raingarden | Alan Costello, Aidan O’Connell, Mott MacDonald
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council | Conor Geraghty, DLRCC
Webinar 3: Projects at Construction Stage – Thursday, 18 May
Stephen O’Malley, Civic Engineers
Rainscapes | Anthony McCloy, McCloys Consulting
Meristem Design | Habib Khan
Garth Toolan, Dublin City Council
Carlow | Padraig O’Gorman, Carlow County Council
Webinar 4: Maintenance and Lessons Learnt – Thursday, 25 May
N4 Collooney to Castelbaldwin | Sean Fitzsimons, Clandillion Civil Consulting
Cardiff | Ian Thiterington
Isla Jackon, Civic Engineersl
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