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The St. John’s Tool Library is helping people to save some money and save some small appliances from ending up in the landfill by helping to repair those broken appliances.

Queenstown's three major taxi companies are pulling rank. From next month, Queenstown Taxis, Corporate Cabs and Green Cabs will no longer operate...

Tullylease remembered three men executed in the village more than 200 years ago in a moving commemoration last weekend.

Wicklow County Council have revealed preliminary designs for proposed ‘Safer Routes to Schools Programme’ projects at St John’s SNS and SS Michael and Peter Junior National School in Arklow, which are due to commence in July or August 2023.

William O’Mahony (48) Daniel O’Keeffe (39) and Thomas Murphy (24) were executed at Tullylease village on April 27th 1822. Almost 201 years on, Tullylease Historical and Heritage Society, supported by Cork County Council, will mark this tragic event in their parish with the unveiling of a monument at Páirc na Saoirse on Sunday, April 23rd at 2pm.

Depending on who you listen to, Bitcoin’s price is headed for either $3,500 or $1 million in the year ahead.

The sister of a missing man who vanished without a trace has revealed how years of mystery phone calls gave her hope her beloved brother was still alive - but they were in fact from a cruel prisoner taunting the family.  Daniel 0Keeffe, 24, disappeared from his familys home in Geelong south-west of Melbourne on the morning of July 15, 2011 without any personal belongings, his wallet or identification. He had been suffering from depression and anxiety before he disappeared. His older sister Lor...

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Catherine Norah Egan, pictured far right, with friends, circa early 1940s. Catherine Norah Egan, pictured far right, with friends, circa early 1940s. Catherine Norah “Norrie” Egan My mother, Norrie Egan, born in Dublin, graduated from St. Vincent’s Hospital/UCD with a Diploma in Radiography in 1940 and worked at St. Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, London during WWII. She was injured during an air raid – not from a bomb – she was cycling her bicycle to work whe...