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Hundreds of people gathered at Salford Cathedral last weekend to celebrate Bishop Johns Ruby Jubilee.Priests, parishioners, and friends came together on Sunday 16th July for the final Mass at the cathedral before it temporarily closes as part of its ambitious restoration project...

Shame on the GAA for downgrading the biggest day in Irish sport, so says John Arnold

By the end of the meeting, just one thing was clear — Republican lawmakers won’t be letting up anytime soon on Arizona State University.

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Check out our story: GovCon Industry Veteran John Arnold Named Akima Global Technology General Manager.

For the first time in 12 years and just the fifth time since 1968, Denver has a new elected mayor.

Arthur Shrewsbury: a sad end © The Cricketer In the winter of 1901-02, Arthur Shrewsbury found himself homeless

RTÉ discontinued long-wave (LW) radio transmissions last April on the grounds of the cost incurred in maintaining the LW transmitter.

A CHESTER football team celebrated their 10th charity day in memory of a former player.

SUPPLIERS and other stakeholders who provided services for the Tobago Jazz Experience are still owed $6.4 million. Tobago Festivals Commission Ltd CEO John Arnold revealed the figure on Wednesday during a virtual parliamentary Joint Select Committee sitting into local authorities, service commissions and statutory authorities. The sitting, chaired by independent senator Dr Varma Deyalsingh, examined

More than two months after the Tobago Jazz Experience, suppliers and other stakeholders are still to be paid a total of $6.4 million for their services, Tobago Festivals Commission Ltd