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NFL draft in Cleveland: 50,000 capacity, temporary theater, road closings and more Wil Lindsey The theater for the NFL draft, located at the northern edge of the lakefront space, is temporary. The structure is 95 feet tall, 220 feet wide and 225 feet deep. Northeast Ohio, Greater Cleveland Sports Commission president and CEO David Gilbert said on Friday, April 23, "is so incredibly fired up" to host the NFL draft. The draft, even on a smaller scale than originally anticipated because of the pan...

Upset man drove through roundabout too fast after break up Reporter:  ); An “upset” man had just broken up with his girlfriend when he was stopped by gardaí, Clonmel District Court was told. Anthony Downey of 29 Collaire Court, Callan, Kilkenny pleaded guilty to a dangerous driving charge. Sergeant Carol O’Leary said that on January 10, 2021, at approximately 1.15am gardaí on duty saw a vehicle failing to yield at a roundabout and failing to indicate when leaving the roundabout. The v...

Clergy reflect on Prince Philip’s visit to Enniskillen Posted: 4:06 pm April 17, 2021 By Jodie Curran LOCAL clergymen took a moment to reflect on Fermanagh’s royal visit from Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip back in 2012 following the Duke of Edinburgh’s death on Friday. During her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee visit to the north, Dean of Clogher, the Very Rev Kenneth Hall, and Monsignor Peter O’Reilly,welcomed the royal couple to St Michael’s Church and St Macartin’s ...

There has been widespread sadness expressed following the death of Sr. Anita McKenna on Saturday, March 13. On May 15, 1931, Mary and Patrick Mc Kenna, Brockagh, Tempo welcomed a baby daughter, Mary Catherine, to be known affectionately as Mollie. As the years passed Mollie became part of a very happy home with her four sisters, Sue, Ena, Sheila and Eileen, and her brother, Patrick. This was a home steeped in love, faith and music. There was much fun as they made their way to Dooneen Scho...

NEW Coronavirus regulations are coming into place as society begins to gradually reopen following the latest wave of the Coronavirus pandemic. Among the changes has been the permitted return to in-church worship, which allowed some worshippers to return to religious services on Sunday. Welcoming the change and the return of worshippers, Monsignor Peter O’Reilly, of St. Michaels, Enniskillen, said: “We are particularly glad to be open for Holy Week. “It is the high point of the chu...

Public inquiry told of bullying culture within fire service at time of Manchester Arena bombing Firefighters turned their backs on management because they werent getting answers over two-hour deployment delay, inquiry told Updated The Arena inquiry has heard a claim that Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service management were arrogant and focused on their own careers (Image: Manchester Evening News.) Claims of a bullying culture within the fire service at the time of the Manchester Arena con...

Manchester Arena bombing inquiry LIVE as firefighters who arrived two hours after blast give evidence The public inquiry is looking into the atrocity Tributes left in St Anns Square following the terror attack at Manchester Arena (Image: STEVE ALLEN) The public inquiry into the Manchester Arena terrorist bombing was continuing to hear evidence from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service witnesses today. Two witnesses are scheduled to give evidence. They are crew manager Nicholas Mottram and...

Premium Content Subscriber only A repeat traffic offender with an "extraordinary" rap sheet has told a court that he thought his girlfriend was in labour when he stole and crashed a car on the Pacific Highway earlier this year. Reiley Jay Amos appeared on screen at Coffs Harbour Local Court on Monday from Clarence Correctional Centre, where he had been remanded since his arrest. The court heard that on January 21 police responded to reports of a car accident on the highway in Coffs Harbour, ...

"What are you doing stood around?" Distraught paramedic pleaded with firefighters to help Arena bomb victims A former senior firefighter, now retired, described the delayed response by Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service as the lowest point of my career. Paul Britton reports on an emotive day of evidence at the Arena bomb inquiry. Updated Firefighters arrive at the scene (Image: Arena Inquiry) A tearful paramedic, around two hours after the Manchester Arena bombing, pleaded with firefigh...

Repeat offender with “extraordinary” traffic history tells court he thought his girlfriend was in labour when he stole and crashed a car.