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The Circus @ SOLAS The big news is the arrival of DAREDEVIL Circus for four days at SOLAS. David Maher of SOLAS explains: "DAREDEVIL is really about the be...

Antiques @ SOLAS The launch of ‘Irish Timeless Treasures’ as an in-store stall within SOLAS has been a great success with strong sales over its firs...

Markets @ SOLAS SOLAS is happy to announce that the Markets are back and are kicking off with a double market weekend with the ‘Weekly Farmers Market&rsqu...

St. Brigid’s Day celebrations: SOLAS are running a St. Brigids Cross workshop. Learn how to make your own St. Brigids Cross. All materials will be suppl...

Last week, A Russian merchant ship belonging to a company sanctioned by the US for carrying Russian weapons turned off its transponder not far from South Africa.

Internet City, Dubai--(Newsfile Corp. - September 19, 2022) - LBank Exchange, a global digital asset trading platform, has listed Solas (SOLAS) on September 15, 2022. For all users of LBank Exchange,

BioWare officially announced Dragon Age 4 with a teaser trailer back in late 2020 and now roughly 18 months later, BioWare has given us a much needed update. The next Dragon Age game is known as Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, and will see the return of Solas from Dragon Age Inquisition. BioWare first teased that the …

The first ever apprenticeship for bar managers is being launched in Limerick, with the aim of tackling a shortage of hospitality staff in Ireland. The three-yea...

This, another border patrol agent, a i.c.e. agent killed in the line of duty. people just expect that. they dont understand how tragic this is, what is happening on our border every single day. just speak to us how dangerous this job is, why it is so important to reevaluate what were doing down there. >> well, look, prayers out to special agent solas and his family. always tragic to lose one ever the finest. look, i said it many times before, people want to beat up on president trump and his imm...

Irish company Solas OLED has filed a lawsuit against Samsung and Nintendo alleging that the companies infringed four of its patents covering organic light-emitting diodes, a flat light emitting technology.