Real All Ireland Hurling final weather today.
Was reasonably windy, but nothing we haven’t seen before.
A cushion was blown off one of my patio chairs.
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there are 14 areas in Kilmallock and by national definition there are 13 of them deprived. This is from the Central Statistics Office from the last Census in 2016. Now that’s shocking,” he said.
According to the 2016 figures the average unemployment rate at that time for Kilmallock was 18.61%.
“The national average was 12.91% and we’re 18.61% so we were 50% higher than the national average. We were also 30% higher than the Limerick average,” said Mr Moloney.
“The figures also show that 35% had not completed school and the national average was at 27.5%. The national average of third level graduates was 30%, Kilmallock was at around 12%. It’s shocking,” he reiterated, adding that those with disability in Kilmallock according to the 2016 Census “was 50% higher than the national average
A devastating storm might improve your hovel
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It’s been posted here before. Old news.I live in the 14th arrondissment anyway.
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I show some genuine heartfelt concern in the spirit of Ryan Tubridy and this is my thanks.
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An evisceration
They got an awful doing in Bruff.
How’s Withnail getting on?
The definition of areas in kilmallock is very loose. I would expect that the 14 includes effin, martinstown, ardpatrick, bruree, ballyagran, Elton, bulgaden, Rourke’s cross, dromin, ballygrennan, rock hill, garrienderk and Emly.
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Our catchment area
Still without power here. GGGRRRRR!!!
All the money of the 14 areas was pooled together to send one student to a private school in Dublin, then he fucked off to Poland.
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And he is now the king of linkedin
The money from 1 person in the area sends 6 people to college every year.
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