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WEBThe 40-member Health Forum West, whose functional area includes Mayo as well as counties Galway, Limerick, Clare, Donegal, Leitrim, Limerick, North Tipperary, Roscommon and Sligo, re-convened following the summer recess for its September meeting in ...
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WEBMayo County Council have been urged to deal with ash dieback on the Ridgepool Road in Ballina. Cllr Mark Duffy raised the issue of the ash dieback at last week’s area meeting and said it was 'unkempt' and 'unsightly' at this location within the town.
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WEBThe Fianna Fáil leader said that there were significant questions that remained unanswered in relation to the death of Ms Du Plantier at her remote holiday home in Toormore on the outskirts of Schull in West Cork on December 23rd, 1996.
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WEBThe 58th Annual Newport Sea Angling Festival took place in the beautiful surrounds of Clew Bay recently, with over 60 anglers taking to the seas over the two day event with the junior members out on Saturday, August 3, followed by the Senior anglers ...
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WEBTravelling 16 kilometres south of Westport into the hill country of Drummin recently, Mark Godfrey eventually came to a road lined with meadowsweet, heather and vetch, and arrived at the home of James Hopkins, a sheep farmer and fastest man with a hand shears at the world shearing finals last year.
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WEB21 hours ago — The Irish and British foreign ministers have expressed “deep concern” about the escalation in the Middle East and called for “a political solution”. Tánaiste and Foreign Affairs Minister Micheál Martin held a meeting with UK foreign secretary David Lammy in Iveagh House in Dublin on ...
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WEB1 day ago — Talks of an election and ongoing unrest in the Middle East are amongst stories dominating Irish front pages this morning. The Irish Times leads with an election story, a story about Irish Rail sending delegates to a convention in Berlin, a story about the army pulling out of Portlaoise prison and a ...
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WEBAug 24, 2024 — Taoiseach Simon Harris revealing there will be one-off payments in Budget 2025, the threat of increased far-right violence, and a rise in parking fines are among the stories that feature on Saturday's front pages. In an interview with The Irish Times, Taoiseach Simon Harris indicated there will be a ...