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Bus transfers are in operation between Drogheda and Balbriggan

Bus transfers are in operation between Drogheda and Balbriggan

Once you get bitten by the astronomy bug, it never leaves you, and your whole world suddenly opens up to the most amazing new possibilities and discoveries.

Bus transfers are operating between the impacted stations

East Coast Bakehouse, the biscuit maker co-owned by Enterprise Ireland chairman Michael Carey and his wife Alison Cowser, made a €3.5m loss in the 12 months to the end of February 2022, bringing its accumulated losses to €24.2m, newly filed accounts show.

A young Drogheda mum, who is currently living in emergency accommodation, is appealing for financial help as she visits her premature baby boy in Crumlin hospital

Electric Picnic is returning on September 2nd and after two years of cancellations, we finally get to make the trek over to Stradbally.

Peter Johnson, the former owner and chairman of Everton and Tranmere Rovers, has died at the age of 84 his family have announced.

It was the story of two long-lost siblings, both abandoned in mysterious circumstances, that saw them find their way back to each other many years later.

Jaki McCarrick’s Belfast Girls has had to travel halfway round the world before returning to the country that inspired it. Ahead of its Irish premiere in Belfast later this month, the writer talks to Gail Bell about how evictions and poverty in the 21st century led her back to the ‘Orphan Girls’ of the Great Famine