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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attend an official welcome at Consular House in Tonga (Image: PA)
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Top fashion designer who worked with Meghan Markle opens up on thoughtful Duchess
Theia creative director Don O Neill has lifted the lid on how the Duchess of Sussex asked him to make some adjustments to a dress she later wore on a royal tour with Prince Harry
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Elizabeth O’Connor, PRO of the Kerry branch of the Irish Second Level Students Union; Dr Breda O’Dwyer, Munster Technological University; Kerry Mental Health Association General Manager John Drummey; and Tralee Leaving Cert student Julia Szarota pictured in Tralee Town Park at the launch of the Kerry Mental Health Association’s COVID-19 Leaving Cert survey
Despite Government pledges to increase and promote mental-health services for all age groups, more than half of the students said they wouldn t know where to go if they, or someone they know, needed help from professional mental-health services right away.
Kerry Mental Health Association received funding from Mental Health Ireland to carry out the research, with the support of the Irish Second Level Students Union and Munster Technological University over a seven-day period at the end of January.
More than eight in ten Kerry Leaving Certificate students feel COVID-19 has worsened their mental health. That’s according to the preliminary findings of a survey carried out by Kerry Mental Health Association following funding from Mental Health Ireland. Just over 600 (612) Leaving Cert students in Kerry took part in this study, which was carried […]
Leaving Certificate students in Kerry have just over 24 hours left to complete a survey aimed at determining how the Covid-19 restrictions have impacted on their mental health.
The questionnaire deadline has been extended to 10pm tomorrow evening to factor in the continuing uncertainty about whether the 2021 exams will go ahead.
The Irish Second-Level Students Union have called for students to be given a choice between calculated grades or sitting the exams.
The Kerry branch of the union is distributing the link to the online Leaving Cert survey on behalf of Kerry Mental Health Association.
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