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HR Buddy aims to slash HR admin time

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Killarney-based human resources consultancy firm, HR Buddy, has announced a significant expansion with the rollout of a new AI software solution.

The company, which maintains offices in Killarney, Cork, Limerick, and Dublin, aims to help HR managers streamline daily administrative issues, freeing up their time to concentrate on more valuable people management tasks.
The new software, named HR Buddy Manager, is expected to be rolled out to over 2,000 companies in Ireland by the end of 2026.
Designed by HR experts working alongside IT specialists, the platform was created with the goal of making business HR processes as seamless as possible.
HR Buddy Manager uses an AI reader to significantly reduce documentation and endless hours of administration.
Its functions cover several key tasks, including the generation of employee contracts, annual leave management, payroll and overtime data, rostering, clock in/clock out functions with secure Geolocation tracking, document storage, and the generation of mandatory gender pay gap reports.
The system also supports workplace training in areas such as anti-bullying, inclusivity, and dignity.
Commenting on the launch, Founder and MD of HR Buddy, Damien McCarthy, explained that the system arose directly from client needs. "Our most popular services include HR documentation, employment contracts, training programmes, managed HR services and outsourced payroll services. Through delivering these solutions to clients over the past number of years, we identified an opportunity to create a bespoke software system that carries out multiple functions for HR professionals.”
More details on the new software can be found at www.hrbuddy.ie, or a free demo can be requested by emailing info@hrbuddy.ie.

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O’Flaherty Centenary Exhibition announced for library

A month-long exhibition marking the centenary of Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty’s ordination will open at the Library next week. The Hugh O’Flaherty Memorial Society has confirmed that the exhibition will run […]

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A month-long exhibition marking the centenary of Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty’s ordination will open at the Library next week.

The Hugh O’Flaherty Memorial Society has confirmed that the exhibition will run from December 16, to January 17, , coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the Killarney priest’s ordination on December 20, 1925.
The display will feature a collection of photographs, artefacts and documents previously exhibited in Killarney, along with several newly sourced historic items.
Organisers say the exhibition will appeal to visitors of all ages, particularly students, as it outlines the life and humanitarian work of the famed cleric, who saved thousands of lives in Rome during World War II.
The exhibition will be formally opened by the Mayor of Killarney, Cllr Martin Grady.

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Woodlawn residents unite to launch Memory Tree

Residents of Woodlawn Park,gathered on Monday night to officially light their community’s Memory Tree, created to honour loved ones who have passed away. The event brought together three generations of […]

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Residents of Woodlawn Park,gathered on Monday night to officially light their community’s Memory Tree, created to honour loved ones who have passed away.

The event brought together three generations of families from the estate.
Cathaoirleach of the Killarney Municipal District, Cllr. Martin Grady, was invited by the residents to switch on the lights. The project was organised locally and supported by long-standing and newer households in the area.
First-generation residents taking part included Tim O’Leary, Angela Curran, Mella Wade, Pam Brosnan, Jacquie O’Sullivan, Kathleen Pyne, Breda O’Connor, Gerry O’Donoghue, Mossie Cremin, Derry Pyne and Denis Carroll.
Members of the third generation included Jennifer Pyne, Robyn O’Leary and Sophie Tyler-Curran.
The Memory Tree will remain lit throughout the Christmas season as a shared tribute from the Woodlawn Park community.

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