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AN INITIATIVE to help tackle carbon emissions within the dairy sector has been launched in Northern Ireland.

A total of 148, including 20 new athletes in seven Olympic and six Paralympic disciplines, have been identified for support under the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) at a meeting of the Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) of Sports Ministry here on ...

With the domestic badminton season starting with two All-India Senior Ranking Tournaments in December after almost twenty months gap due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Badminton Association of India (BAI) has nominated all subsequent age ...

With the domestic badminton season starting with two All India senior Ranking tournaments in December after almost 20 months gap due to the coronavirus pandemic

Весной определены первые Лауреаты премии «Украинский Строительный Олимп - 2021». Среди киевских новостроек профессиональной наградой отмечен ЖК «Современный квартал», а также компания-девелопер этого проекта. ЖК «Современный квартал» — еще один комплекс, освобождающий К�...

John P. Casey is a lawyer at Robinson Cole law firm in Connecticut, concentrating his practice on land use and environmental matters, with particular emphasis on coastal management, development, permitting, and littoral and riparian water rights.

New CAFRE beef and sheep adviser for Coleraine area Faith Stewart, from Ballymoney in Co Antrim, has been appointed as a CAFRE beef and sheep adviser for farmers across the North Antrim and Londonderry regions. Thursday, 4th February 2021, 9:04 am An Agricultural Technologist graduate from SAC Edinburgh, she has a strong interest in agriculture and in particular the livestock sector. As part of her degree studies she spent time working on a beef and sheep farm in Aberdeen, Scotland and also on...

The Ulster Farmers’ Union has called for a department-led pilot on protein crop payments to be extended to a second year.

How £6.9m hub will change thousands of lives in Warrington CONSTRUCTION is now under way on Warrington Youth Zone. Builders have moved onto the Foundry Street site in the past two weeks and with the land secured and hoardings in place, the diggers are now moving in. Over the next 12 months, the state-of-the-art £6.9million facility will gradually rise from the ground before the doors open to thousands of young people. It will build upon the historic legacy set by Warrington Youth C...