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New aerial photography book from Dennis Horgan - Vimarsana News

New aerial photography book from Dennis Horgan

27 October 2023 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie New book "This is Cork" by Dennis Horgan is to be published later this month This photography book unveils brand-new images from a breathtaking journey through the heart and soul of Cork. From historic buildings, charming streetscapes, and bustling maritime and sporting life to the rugged coastal scenery,…

Source: thecork.ie
Province to Spend $5 million to repair Trails Damaged by July Floods, Including Some in the Local Area - Vimarsana News

Province to Spend $5 million to repair Trails Damaged by July Floods, Including Some in the Local Area

The province is committing $5 million to fix trails that were damaged in the July floods, including some in the local area. Non profit group NS Trails will assist groups in accessing the funding, to be used to pay contractors to repair trails and reimburse community groups for work they…

Source: 989xfm.ca
Funding for Flood-Damaged Trails Across the Province - Vimarsana News

Funding for Flood-Damaged Trails Across the Province

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$5 million from province to repair trails after summer floods - Vimarsana News

$5 million from province to repair trails after summer floods

The province is investing $5 million to fix up trails damaged from the floods this past July. Non-profit organ...

Kota raises €5m in seed funding - Vimarsana News

Kota raises €5m in seed funding

Kota, the Dublin-based employee benefits software platform, has raised €5m in a seed funding round led by Sweden’s EQT Ventures, with participation from existing investors, London-based Northzone and Dublin’s Frontline Ventures.