Gender-neutral toilet row at Kerry school – ‘What about the rights of girls in all of this?’
Principal says Department of Education guidelines behind decision to install gender-neutral toilets at new school, despite criticism from concerned parents’ group.
The new Gaelcholáiste Chiarraí which is opening in April. Photo by Domnick Walsh.
Stephen FernaneKerryman
A group of concerned parents and the Board of Management at Gaelcholáiste Chiarraí are at loggerheads over a decision to install gender-neutral toilets at the new school which is due to open on a 6.5-acre site in Tralee next month.
Cup champions Killarney Celtic held to a draw by Tralee Dynamos in dramatic and fiery final
Kerry’s Gen Z lead the way in developing sustainable ideas for fashion industry
80-year old Kerry lady ‘tormented’ by wandering deer damaging her property
Tralee man raises close to €20k for local cancer charities with Conor Pass run
Kerry sprinters Ger Cremin and Kevin Lynch set records at Munster Masters Track and Field Championships
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Justine O'Mahony: That’s it! I am officially middle aged. And my bikini days are over
Concerned Kerry residents plead for ‘urgent’ traffic calming measures before serious accident occurs
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Allowdale Icon wins Lee Strand A3 550 Sweepstake final in style for Banteer husband and wife
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Medders at Large: The family home is quieter for the migration of our chicks
David Clifford-coached St Brendans College see off Tralee CBS in Ó Chonchúir Cup Final
