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11 Tips For Safer Winter Generator Usage For Home & Business Owners Follow manufacturer’s instructions and ensure proper ventilation, says OPEI Winter will be here, and if your …

A plaque commemorating the young Irish people, who lost their lives fighting in World War 1, has been stolen. The discovery was made on Saturday at Orchard Peace Park by the Enniscorthy Historical Re-enactment Society.

On Friday’s Morning Focus Alan Morrissey was joined by Ray Murphy, Professor of Human Rights University of Galway to discuss the latest on the Israel/Hamas war. The Palestinian Border Authority has published a list of 127 names which will be allowed to cross including two Irish dependents, as Israel surrounds Gaza City. Some 342 Palestinians […]

A Galway human rights professor claims claims there’s no justification for Israel’s hostilities that are leading to civilian deaths. It comes as the Department of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that no Irish citizens will be leaving Gaza to Egypt today. The Gazan Health Ministry says more than 9,000 have died there in Israeli airstrikes including more […]

Eleven chainsaw artists from at least six states will be in Owensboro on Nov. 10-12 competing for honors and cash in the first Bluegrass Chainsaw Showdown at the Holiday Inn

A hungry thief Who can resist a plate of lasagna; not this bear. It happened in Barkhamsted, Connecticut, at the home of Helena Houlis who was away at the time, but security cameras kept watch …

A LEADING Kilcullen geospatial company is marking 40 years in business. Murphy Geospatial was founded in 1983 and is also celebrating reaching 350 members of…

Israel expects Gaza to run out of electricity within hours

Centenarian does it again Dorothy Hoffner of Chicago, Illinois, celebrated her 100th birthday by jumping out of an airplane. She turned 104 recently and she decided to make another jump to observe …

Pikemen join forces for a 1798 commemoration event at the grave of The Croppy Boy in Crooke Cemetery, Co Waterford