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Obituary: Charlie Hurley, towering Ireland and Sunderland legend who was voted club's Player of the Century

Charlie Hurley, the Irish football legend who died aged 87 last Thursday, was born in Devonshire Street West in what is called the Middle Parish in Cork city on October 4, 1936, but he was only seven months old when the family moved to Rainham in Essex. His father, however, never forgot his Cork roots, a Rebel pride he passed on to his son.

United Way of Cape Fear hosts third Tricycle race

U21s Defeat 10-Man Wigan - Ipswich Town News

Leon Ayinde and a trialist were on target as Town’s U21s beat 10-man Wigan Athletic 2-0 at Portman Road. Ayinde gave the Blues the lead in the 26th minute as Town dominated the first half and the trialist forward came off the bench in a much more closely fought second period to seal the points for the home side in the 85th minute after the Latics had been reduced in number following the dismissal of one of their trialists for two bookable offences.

U21s Beaten at Peterborough - Ipswich Town News

Local author captures songs and memories of World War II

As the Greatest Generation ages, a local author captures stories and memories of the war that shaped their lives and the nation.

WWII, GIs & pianos inspire book by regional author

U21s Beat Bristol City - Ipswich Town News

Town’s U21s netted twice in the first half to secure a 2-0 victory over Bristol City at a soaking Playford Road at lunchtime, Tommy Taylor (pictured) netting the second after a Josh Campbell-Slowey own goal had given the Blues the lead.

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Oil and Gas Producers Push Back Against Nuclear Waste Storage in Permian

The United States is embarking on a new era of nuclear energy development, but faces significant challenges regarding nuclear waste storage and conflicting interests with the oil and gas industry.

Please Don't Store Nuclear Waste in Our Precious Oil Field, Says Fossil Fuel Industry

Spent Fuel In many ways, nuclear power remains a perfectly reasonable stopgap as the world attempts to wean itself off environmentally harmful fossil fuels: it's pretty safe overall, it generates a steady supply of power around the clock, and it's well understood. Of course, there are also those pesky disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima, which […]