Crosshill Road News Today

Described as an impressive family home, this lovely three-bedroom property sits in a coveted end-terrace spot in Port Glasgow.

Storm Debi: Irish Rail and Luas see service disruptions as widespread damage is reported in Galway

Contributed by Lyn-Ellen Maass The Cross Hill Neighborhood Association has announced the Brown Family of Crosshill Road has been selected as the September Yard of the Month winner. Whole Foods Market has provided a gift card for the Browns to enjoy.

Marks & Spencer have revealed the opening dates of two Glasgow stores after major transformations.

Court proceedings in Greenock were held up this morning after a crash caused a delay in transporting prisoners.

Soaring oil prices are causing huge price variations with motorists able to pay up to 26p less for diesel by travelling just two miles.

A petrol price war has broken out in Blackburn with motorists queuing round the block to try and secure the cheapest fuel.

As per Met Éireann’s latest storm advice, the effects of Storm Barra will begin to be felt across Ireland from Tuesday morning, continuing all the way into Wednesday morning. The main impacts will include strong winds, falling trees and potential flooding. High tide in Galway Bay will be at 6.45am Tuesday.

Roslyn Sliwa almost lost her life in 2014 to lung cancer. The former Sandwich residents hair began to fall out, her joints ached and she felt exhausted. In October of that year, she was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer and underwent months of chemotherapy and treatment, including the removal of one of her lungs. She was out of work for two years while she recovered.  Radon is the country’s second-leading cause of lung cancer Sliwa, a nonsmoker, said she was surprised by the diagnosis. B...