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Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires Garner & Glover Co. of Georgia May 19, 2021 Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. has acquired Rome, Georgia-based Garner & Glover Company. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Founded in 1874 and operating under its current name since 1926, Garner & Glover is an independent agency offering business and personal property/casualty, life and benefits products, as well as athletics, wellness and risk management services, to clients throu...

Gay Byrne presenting The Late Late Show, Photo: RTÉ The last days and trials of Gay Byrne To whom it may concern: Suzy Byrne, the daughter of broadcasting supremo Gay Byrne, gave a heartfelt and detailed account of her father’s battle against prostate cancer at this year’s John Fitzpatrick Irish Genitourinary Cancer Conference. Peter Doyle reports on the last days of a legend of Irish broadcasting Sitting alongside a framed photograph of her father, the guest speaker introduced herself:...

Breaking the cycle Promoting better menstrual literacy will help clinicians assess and manage the symptoms associated with dysmenorrhea, according to a new Irish study. Peter Doyle reports More needs to be done to remove the stigma surrounding menstruation and menstrual pain, an award-winning Irish research paper is reporting. Defined as cramping pain in the lower abdomen occurring just before or during menstruation, menstrual pain, also known as primary dysmenorrhea (PD), affects the majority...

HAVING listened to the election debate, or rather the uncontrolled rabble, I am of the opinion that Patrick Harvey, at present of Green Party is…

Normal text size Very large text size The image could be on a wall in a modern art gallery or a piece of mosaic pulled from Pompeii. Mustard-brown, it could pass as an artistic interpretation of Australia’s arid inland where dry river beds hint at better times. But the nitrate piece of film, held by the National Archives, is a piece of this nation’s disintegrating history. The disintegrating image of Italian prisoner-of-war Leo Antonini. He served out the war in a West Australian camp. His ...

You are reading 1 of 15 free-access articles allowed for 30 days Air ambulance helicopter landing at the Mater Hospital helipad during an aeromedical simulation in October 2019. Photo: Peter Doyle Hospital consultant crisis could ground Major Trauma Services plan, IHCA warns ‘Government needs to recruit and retain more emergency medicine specialists’ Prof Alan Irvine, IHCA Plans to expand Major Trauma Services across Irish hospitals won’t get off the ground unless the Government tackles...

Montem Resources continues development plans for Category-4 projects not affected by Alberta Government coal decision Alberta Government has halted all exploration activities on Category-2 lands until completion of the public consultation on a new coal development policy for the province. The independent committee undertaking the public consultation will report to Alberta Government by November 15. Montem Resources Ltd (ASX:MR1) is continuing its development plans for two coal pro...

Celebrating 190 years of Sydney dining Jill Dupleix and Terry Durack Apr 19 2021 at 5:05 PM Photo: Christopher Pearce Photo: James Brickwood Photo: Christopher Pearce Photo: Ross Anthony Willis Photo: Joe Wigdahl Photo: David Porter Photo: Fairfax Media Photo: Marco Del Grande Chef Clayton Donovan at the Jaaning Tree, Nambucca Heads.  Photo: SMH Chef David Thompson (left) and assistant Tanongsak Yordwai with fresh produce at Darley Street Thai in Newtown.  Photo: Elizabeth Dobbie Phot...

Cowdroy announces the introduction of their new Insect Screen range, the most comprehensive available in Australia, complete with a game-changing augmented reality smartphone app, Cowdroy Screenview. The Cowdroy Insect Screen range is ideal for many different applications, with the meshes offering superior airflow, pet scratch proofing, small insect protection, rustproof stainless steel, ember protection, as well as pollen and dust resistance, among many other benefits. The broad range of scree...

Something for everyone at this years Wrexham Carnival of Words. Are you sitting comfortably, then well begin... A highly entertaining programme has been put together for one of Wales premier literary festivals, and due to the pandemic, is all available from the comfort of your own home. The Wrexham Carnival of Words, now in its seventh year, has become a fixture in the literary calendar in Wales and the borderlands, attracting a broad range of well-known authors. This year the festival,...