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Kildare's Moat Theatre announces The Good Father is back by popular demand - Vimarsana News

Kildare's Moat Theatre announces The Good Father is back by popular demand

The Moat Theatre has announced confirmed that its production of The Good Father is back by popular demand. Based on the book by Christian O’ Reilly, ...

Debate: Tunnelling sector faces major contractural and operational challenges - Vimarsana News

Debate: Tunnelling sector faces major contractural and operational challenges

Contractors, consultants and equipment manufacturers in the tunnelling sector have showcased their advanced engineering capabilities in recent years by

Boston Marathon icon Rick Hoyt announces retirement - Vimarsana News

Boston Marathon icon Rick Hoyt announces retirement

Rick Hoyt participated in the Marathon with his father Dick Hoyt for decades.

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Police: Fleeing Route 46 Driver Injures Two In Wrong-Way Ridgefield Park Crash - Vimarsana News

Police: Fleeing Route 46 Driver Injures Two In Wrong-Way Ridgefield Park Crash

Read / Add Comments A speeding driver led a Ridgefield Park police officer on a chase through village side streets before his coupe crashed into a pickup truck on the opposite side of the road, injuring its two occupants, authorities said. Officer Brian Lyons tried to stop the BMW on westbound Route 46 shortly before 10:30 p.m. Friday, Lt. Arthur Jensen said. The driver – Romy D. Fabre, 26, of Jamaica, Queens – then hit the gas and turned off the highway, Jensen said. He eventually ended up heading south in the northbound lanes of the Main Street bypass when his vehicle coll...

Experts say Forth rail tunnel is no pipe dream - and could be complete in five to seven years - Vimarsana News

Experts say Forth rail tunnel is no pipe dream - and could be complete in five to seven years

© Supplied by LBA Campaigners have urged ministers to give the Forth tunnel plan a decent airing following the success of other undersea tunnels elsewhere. Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Construction experts have claimed a new Firth of Forth tunnel crossing is not just a pipe dream but entirely feasible and could be done in just five to seven years. Eyebrows were raised earlier this month when the Scottish Green Party unveiled costed p...