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Mountmellick GAAs Bernard Rochford becomes the first player from his club to feature on A Quick Word With. Leinster Express/ Laois Lives new weekly Q and A,...

I’m sure most of us have had the experience of being mistaken for someone else. Or you mistook someone for a friend. Surely, I am not the only man who has every walked up to his wife on Aisle 7 of …

Looking for some excitement this year? You make be one of the 44 percent who made New Years resolutions a few days ago. Or maybe you set some goals or created a 2024 bucket list. If it’s not too la…

Welcome to your new Apple smartphone. Here's how to get the most out of it right out of the box.

With sharp humour and incredulous anger, Levy writes about how the ‘baby comes and the front door swings shut and suddenly it’s 1954’

Learn to handle disciplinary action and even employee termination at your self-storage operation to avoid legal and other trouble.

Why we need to take back Earth Day A Keep America Beautiful advertisement by the Ad Council, as it appeared in 1971. Image courtesy of the Ad Council, Original Credit: HANDOUT I consider myself an environmentalist, and I am a climate scientist by profession. You might think Earth Day would hold some significance for me. It does not. But I’m also a cranky person, prone to Grinch-like views on such things. So I did a quick, unscientific poll of a small sample of several friends and colleagu...

Google Merchant Center: A Local SEO Goldmine for Retailers Learn how multi-location retailers can use Google Merchant Center to uncover a treasure trove of data to power local SEO campaigns. 239 A lot of data to inform your SEO strategy is hiding in plain sight; you just need to know where to look. For multi-location retailers, Google Merchant Center can be a treasure trove of data to help gain that competitive edge. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Last November, just in time for the holid...

a- The news of Maya Angelou’s passing arrived just as I was bracing myself to write something about Ta-Nehisi Coates’ big cover story in Atlantic arguing that the U.S.A. should pay reparations to American blacks. [ Well … that’s not actually what Coates is arguing. Of the 57 occurrences of the word “reparations” in the Coates piece, numbers 38 through 53 (which is 16 occurrences, or 28 percent) refer to reparations paid to European Jews and their descendants by the post-WW2 German...