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Groundbreaking Audiobook Release in Clare, Fish Inspectors in Ireland, and Dublin's 60s Childhood Novel: The Latest Buzz

Exciting updates on a new audiobook, fish inspectors' role in Ireland, and a nostalgic novel capturing Dublin's past! 📚🐟 #Clare #Ireland #Dublin

In a groundbreaking move, a new audiobook titled 'We Are Human Too' is set to be released, co-produced by Clare-based Disabled People's Organisation and Clare Leader Forum. This tome, co-written and edited by a well-known activist, promises to shed light on important societal issues. Moving on to the environmental front, the role of an Inland Fisheries Ireland Inspector in interacting with farmers is under the spotlight. What services can they provide during this season concerning river and drainage maintenance? On a literary note, 'Girl in the Making' by Anna Fitzgerald is receiving rave reviews for its poignant depiction of a girl's childhood within a large family in 1960s and 70s Dublin. The novel captures the essence of that era with emotional storytelling. And in a heartwarming story, a homophobe's journey to repentance and acceptance is shared, shedding light on the power of transformation and growth. Lastly, a sad incident on a farm in Galway resulted in the tragic death of a man in his 60s, prompting investigations by Gardaí in Tuam. Additionally, recognition is given to Colm Ferry, an unsung hero, dedicated to his community, securing a seat in Letterkenny amidst local election campaigns.