Fallen Hotel News Today

Benefi ciary of €500k per month from Ukrainian refugees is challenged over right of way to reception centre

On this day 70 years ago, June 1 1953, Scoil Íde opened for the first time. In 1952, the Sisters of Jesus and Mary purchased Allen’s Hotel on Dalysfort Road which had been run by John and Angela Allen. It had at one time been known as Daly’s Fort House, a high-class hotel run by a Mrs Galbraith. She sold it to a Mr Miller of Persse’s Distillers who used it as a private house and he sold it on to the Allens. Many will remember it as the place where Bruce Woodcock, the Eng...

Travel doesn’t have to be expensive, and it does not have to be far away. My husband and I were in a conundrum as our twin sons’ spring break approached.

Eagle Archives, Jan. 11, 1974: Five-minute shopping, its called, when a man goes into a supermarket, looks around for an unattended shopping cart containing about what he wants and walks

Thousands of people have been left to languish and at times die in hotel rooms overseen by a San Francisco agency that reports to Mayor London Breed. With little oversight or support, these so-called SRO hotels have descended into a pattern of chaos, crime and death — and the citys homelessness crisis has worsened.

10 שנים אחרי שהוגש כפרויקט שאפתני בתחרות אדריכלים, הושלם המבנה יוצא הדופן שהפך למלון Six Senses שחרות. חפור בקרקע, מחופה באבן מקומית, משובץ יצירות אמנות ומרוהט בלעדית בעץ ממוחזר - מה שאמור היה להיות צעקה אדריכלית מגלומנית, מתגלה כמבנה עדין שמשחק עם המשוטטים בו משחק מרענן של גילוי ו�...

For a few days, Louisville is home to the "Blank State" sculpture, a visual representation of the evolution of the Black experience in America.

Black History, Creativity, and Entrepreneurship in Louisville Below is a selection of the many Black-led initiatives and institutions in Louisville, historic and new. We invite you to explore their digital spaces and, if possible, to donate. Pocket Change, which opened in the Butchertown neighborhood in November 2020, provides a storefront for a variety of Black-owned businesses—art, apparel, food, jewelry, and more—and also offers free business workshops for emerging Bl...