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Ukrainians in Laois gathered in Portlaoise recently for the planting of a peace tree in the Peoples Park. Laois Public Participation Network hosted A Tree for ...

DVD film review by Markie Robson-Scott

It was third time lucky for Rachel Baiman as she stepped on to the Mareel stage on Thursday night, writes Caroline McKenzie COVID 19 and its later mutation, Omicron, had put paid to two previous attempts by the Nashville-based singer/songwriter to play in Shetland, but this time...

Music is key to Bergenfields St. Patricks Day Parade. Whats an Irish celebration without it? Not for nothing is Irelands national emblem a harp.

On a well-worn path deep in the woods, fir trees tower over a blanket of bluebells, ferns, and alders. A rushing stream peaks atop a waterfall and cascades into foaming

The film is a “reimagining” of Akira Kurosawa’s 1952 masterpiece <em>Ikiru</em> (To Live), which in turn was originally inspired by Leo Tolstoy’s novella <em>The Death of Ivan Ilyich</em> (1886).

CROWDS of people gathered on a main road in Bradford today for a fleeting moment of joy.

CROWDS of people gathered in a Tesco car to catch a glimpse of a rare animal.

CROWDS of people gathered on a main road in Bradford today for a fleeting moment of joy.

SCHOOL teachers across the borough have been on strike today as part of the biggest day of industrial action in more than a decade.