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May 31, 2024
Our writers have found the best restaurants and recommendations for dining in Ireland this summer
January 10, 2024
Three entrepreneurs, including two brothers, opened a new restaurant in the East Cork town of Midleton before Christmas. They tell Chris Dunne about the great support they have received from people in the recently flood-hit town
January 8, 2024
Three entrepreneurs, including two brothers, opened a new restaurant in the East Cork town of Midleton before Christmas. They tell CHRIS DUNNE about ...
December 27, 2023
Trends that look set to continue into next year include tasting menu fatigue, a preference for earlier dining, and lunch for weekends only
August 24, 2023
TRADITIONAL music is the bedrock of the Ionad Cultúrtha offering but in this year’s autumn schedule, just announced, there’s a wide range of events and activities at the cultural centre in Baile Mhúirne in the Múscraí Gaeltacht.
July 29, 2023
Jul. 29—A couple of days ago I got an unexpected email from one Don Vieth from Northeastern State saying that Sonny Golloway was going to be announced as Northeastern States
September 30, 2022
West Falmouth resident James Cullinane, 51, gave the following speech in observance of his retirement from the Army during a ceremony at the West Falmouth Library on September 17. Mr.
November 5, 2021
Our good friend Gil Bruvel is currently sharing new works at SWPK in NYC in the exhibition, Diffusion/Cohesion, alongside Eunsuh Choi, James...
October 4, 2021
The death has occurred of Sarah (Sadie) Williams (née Ross), Patrickswell. Peacefully at Milford Care Centre, Limerick. Sarah (Sadie), (retired N.T. Borr...
May 9, 2021
Luton election results paint a mixed picture Top Story May 9, 2021 LUTON: Local elections in Luton have painted a mixed picture. The mixed results come on a bad polling performance for Labour as it retained one seat but lost one to the Liberal Democrats. Labour’s Umme Ali won the High Town Ward seat with 717 votes. Conservative candidate Shakaina Khan received 327 votes. Other candidates were Green Party’s Lyn Bliss, Lib Dems’ Nigel John Marshall and Communist Party of Britain’s Marku...