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May 6, 2024
Aldi Ireland is calling on Wicklow charities and community organisations to nominate themselves for its 2024 Community Grants programme, which this year features an expanded offering marking the 25th anniversary of the discount supermarket chain’s presence in Ireland.
May 6, 2024
The county-by-county breakdown of Ukrainian refugees and applicants for international protection revealed here today shows the distribution of migrants taken in in each area of the country.
May 6, 2024
Online posts by such groups, which urge pressure to be applied to both individual workers and companies, have risen sharply in recent weeks…
May 6, 2024
The farm, a 160-acre holding in the townland of Cornan, near Baltinglass, Co Wicklow, is scheduled for online auction on May 14.
May 6, 2024
In the countryside above Aughrim lies the townland of Kilpipe, home of one of the sharpest minds in Wicklow agriculture. Tom Byrne is a rogue, an agitator, a home-spun character and a wit. He is also a serious thinker about all matters rural and about how farming ties in with the wider world. An hour in his lively company is sure to give visitors a slew of ideas to ponder on, along with the feeling that they have been entertained as well as enlightened.
May 6, 2024
By Elizabeth Lee A CONCERT in St Patrick’s Church, Rathvilly to raise funds for the upgrade of a local community centre was a sell-out success!
May 6, 2024
The Co Down drinks consultant who mixes triathlons with running his own Irish whiskey business
May 6, 2024
Open letter from five forensic experts pleading with the Garda Commissioner to facilitate a search of an underground cave in Wicklow has yet to receive a response
May 6, 2024
Helen du Toit, Artistic Director for the Blue Mountain Film + Media Festival unveiled this year’s lineup which consists of 22 feature films stemming from 26 countries, and 9 shorts from some of Canada’s best emerging voices. With a blend of political dramas, documentaries and feel-good love stories, this year’s festival has something for every kind of film lover. New this year, BMFM will screen works from 10 digital creators in a unique partnership with Buffer Festival, who specialize in ...