Person: Gene Tangney

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Drive-by shooters in the picture - photographers use cameras to make sense of coronavirus

Eve Kelliher talks to photographers who have used their medium to make sense of the pandemic crisis

Mon, 25 May, 2020

Hopes of corner turned for Kerry footballer's father in induced coma due to coronavirus

“The nurses are great, they are doing calls for us. We get to ring them twice a day. They gave us a couple of video calls just to see him. Obviously he wasn’t conscious or anything, but we got to see him. We could talk away to him, but he wasn’t saying anything back.”

Tue, 28 Apr, 2020

School under review after mass exodus of pupils

The “learning environment” at a picturesque valley school is being examined following a dramatic drop in pupil numbers after parents enrolled their children at other schools.

Thu, 13 Sep, 2012

Life and death in the Black Valley

PUPILS in the Black Valley primary school, deep in the Kerry hills, are well aware they live amidst exquisite wild beauty. Given the environment in which they learn it’s not surprising nature walks and art are an important part of their curriculum.

Mon, 25 Feb, 2008