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THE Carbally Community Development Project committee were joined by two special guests as they celebrated the news that the community centre received €300,000…

The board of directors of the New Brunswick Museum has broken its silence after months of uncertainty over plans for a new home.

Queer poet Wayne Power debuts his piece ‘A Place for Us’ written in remembrance of the victims of homophobic hate crimes.

Port of Argentia has collaborated with Torrent Capital to create a new JV company for improving port infrastructure and related business.

A long-running conference that's typically laser focused on oil and gas made way for renewables Wednesday, with a U.S.-based wind energy leader pitching a green hydrogen project for the Port of Argentia.

A heartbroken father has penned a touching tribute to his 21-year-old daughter Lianah Paige Power, after she was killed in a horrific car crash in Queenslands Moreton Bay region.

FROM start to finish, Wayne Power’s long awaited poetry collection is gritty, harrowing in places, yet not without an over-arching sense of hope.

FEW people will thank Waterford Council for the disruption caused by city centre roadworks, but Wayne Power is an exception to that. On May 18, 2018…

Romy Beltrami had a busy social life before the pandemic struck. The 29-year-old from Naas, Co Kildare — who moved to Melbourne in May 2018 — used to enjoy a nightlife scene that revolved around bars, live music and karaoke sessions. Now, after experiencing two strict lockdowns, Romy is nervous about social events of more than two people. She finds the idea of a full week back in the office “super overwhelming”. And while she hasn’t been formally diagnosed, she thinks she may have dev...