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The majestic Old Library at Trinity College Dublin, where some of Ireland’s most ancient and valuable books are stored, is a popular tourist attraction.

Putting residents first - thats the aim of Oldham Councils new leader, Amanda Chadderton, who was formally appointed...

Petroleum tanker rates for routes originating in Europe rose to record highs in April 2022 because of geopolitical instability related to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and rising marine fuel prices, also known as bunker fuel. Dirty tanker rates for Aframax-sized vessels originating in the Black Sea in southeast Europe increased to $32.10 per metric ...

Distinguished former High Court judge Sir Nigel Teare has been elected to serve as chairman of the Association of Average Adjusters for the year 2022/2023. He was nominated to succeed Michiel Starmans of Amsterdam-based Spliethoff Group as chairman at the annual general meeting in London of Fellows of the Association on May 11, 2022. Sir ...

A singer songwriter from Cornwall has appealed to punters to book tickets to her gigs in advance to stop promoters getting cold feet and cancelling…

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The Step Forward scheme in Londonderry's Creggan estate has reduced loneliness and anxiety, it said.

Speaking at memorial lecture, former Tory chair says what defines a nation is ‘deeper than flags and fanfare’

A former Grammar school has had a £2million revamp to transform it into an exclusive wedding venue.

When you're planning a trip somewhere, the places you stay along the way are almost as important as the destination. These places are destinations on their own.