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KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL VACANCIES
CLIMATE CHANGE CO ORDINATOR
COMHORDAITHEOIR ATHRÚ AERÁIDE
Salary: €66,992 - €84,446
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS OFFICER
OIFIGEACH FEASACHT TIMPEALLACHTA
Salary: €50,534 - €70,944
Offers of appointment to persons who are not serving local authority employees will be based on the minimum of this scale.
Where the person being appointed is a serving local authority employee, normal starting pay rules will apply.
The rate of remuneration may be adjusted from time to time in line with Government pay policy.
Application Forms and Candidate Information Booklets may be obtained on the Kerry County Council web-site www.kerrycoco.ie
Please refer to the relevant Candidate Information Booklet for details in relation to the application process for the competition.
The latest date for receipt of completed application forms is 5.00 p.m. on Thursday, 12 August 2021.
kerrycoco.ie | Kerry County Council
www.kerrycoco.ie
I would like to make you aware for a great project called ‘Cards from the Waterside’ which is being delivered by LAWPRO and supported and funded by Creative Ireland and Kerry County Council Arts Office.
Project outline: ‘Cards from the Waterside’ is a collaborative project between artists and communities in Kerry with a focus on discussions around the importance of good water quality. Three amazing artists will work with six communities through the county: Mieke Vanmechelen: Cloghane (River Owenmore) and Tralee (River Lee and estuary); Roisín McGuigan: Waterville (River Inny/Lough Currane) and Kilcummin (River Deenagh); and Olive Stack: Listowel (River Feale) and Castleisland (River Fahaduff and Upper Maine). In the coming weeks the artists will host a number of workshops within these communities where they will co-create greeting cards that depict an image that encompasses what the community values about their local water body and why it is important to the locality.
Mieke Cloghane (Owenmore) and Tralee (Lee): info@miekevanmechelen.com:
Roisin Waterville (Inny/L. Currane) and Kilcummin (Deenagh): roisin.mcguigan@gmail.com:
Olive Listowel (Feale) and Castleisland (Fahaduff and Upper Maine): info@olivestack.com:
If you are from any of the above communities and are interested in getting in involved in the project then you can make contact with the artists at their above email
Thanks, Breda
Breda Moriarty | Community Water Officer
085 882 0848
Local Authority Waters Programme
Clár Uiscí na nÚdarás Áitiúil
Environmental Services, Kerry County Council, Maine Street, Tralee, Co. Kerry.
Seirbhísí Comhsaoil, Comhairle Contae Chiarraí, Sráid na Mainge, Trá Lí, Co. Chiarraí.
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The launch of a collaborative project that sees the best social minds in Ireland get the support of European funding and thinking is now launched and very much live.
Our team are working with DCU, Irish Social Enterprise Network and Rethink Ireland in helping to establish what type of financial models are missing for the sector, what models are working and what might a future finance model look like.
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