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24 individual sailors and pairings who have excelled in their respective disciplines

The chapter on the killings reflects Joyce’s fascination with the notion of betrayal, personal and political

24 individual sailors and pairings who have excelled in their respective disciplines

Crime Correspondent A 46-year-old man has been jailed for life for the murder of his estranged wifes partner almost two years ago. Anthony Paget of Carnlough Road, Cabra in Dublin, stabbed Aidan McMenamy seven times after his victim became jealous and attacked him at Clinchs Court, North Strand Road, Dublin on 19 July, 2019. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter but a jury found him guilty of murder. Mr McMenamys family told the court today they would never recover and never forgive Paget for what ...

1st May 2021 The Irish Nautical Trust may have been functioning for years, but Jimmy Murrays enthusiasm is unabated Credit: Conor McCabe Jimmy Murray, Director of the Irish Nautical Trust in Dublin, is our "Sailor of the Month" for April in the Environmental category for the key role he played in the commissioning of the purpose-built Liffey Sweeper, which appropriately made its debut with the backing of Dublin Port on Earth Day, Thursday, April 22nd. The well-established Irish Nautical Trust ...

Irish Nautical Trust Launches “Liffey Sweeper” to Clean Capital’s Rivers 22nd April 2021 Irish Nautical Trust has launched the “Liffey Sweeper" to collect debris such as plastic, cans and bottles from the citys waterways as part of the River Liffey Cleaning Project, the brainchild of Irish Nautical Trust Director Jimmy Murray pictured on board with Igor Bartosiak & David Ashmore Credit: Conor McCabe The Irish Nautical Trust has launched the “Liffey Sweeper”, a new environmental ve...

Liffey Sweeper Launched to Clean Dublins Waterways By Mike Gilmore A new river cleaning vessel has been launched by the Irish Nautical Trust. The Liffey Sweeper is designed to gather up large amounts of debris from the citys waterways.  Part of the River Liffey Cleaning Project, the vessel will collect waste such as bottles, plastic and cans. The vessel, will operate four days a week, gathering waste from the Liffey at Butt Bridge all the way down to the mouth of the r...

New vessel launched to clean Dublins rivers Updated / Thursday, 22 Apr 2021 11:11 The Liffey Sweeper aims to remove all floating debris from the River Liffey, as well as the River Dodder and the River Tolka estuary A new vessel has been launched to collect debris from the rivers of Dublin city, including the River Liffey. The Irish Nautical Trust says the Liffey Sweeper will gather non-natural matter such as plastic, cans and bottles. The vessel is part of the River Liffey Cleaning Project, wh...