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Echo journalist Tom King, accompanied by his dog, had set out to remedy an extraordinary omission. “The Thames Estuary has existed for aeons, yet nobody, ever, seems to have walked round it,” said Tom. So he did. In the shape of endless and sometimes near fatal obstacles by the end of the summer, Tom had completed the 83-mile round hike, from Foulness Island to Warden Point, Sheppey. The adventure was recorded in a book written by Tom, who is from Wickford, the following year, entitled Thames Estuary Trail, published by Desert Island Books. Today, the trail navigated by Tom is a...

Kildare Death Notices for today: Friday, February 26 Reporter: '); Vincent Miller Pairc Mhuire, Newbridge, Kildare / Monasterevin, Kildare Miller Vincent, Pairc Mhuire, Newbridge, & formerly of Old Grange, Monasterevin, 23rd February 2021 (peacefully) after a short illness at Tallaght Hospital. Sadly missed by his wife Ann, sons Ciaran, Daryl, Kevin, daughters-in-law, Aisling & Claire, grandchildren, Evan & Heidi, mother-in-law Mary, brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces & nephews, extended family, relatives and friends.     A private Funeral Mass will take place due t...

Kildare Death Notices for today: Wednesday, February 24 Reporter: '); Rita Curran (née McNamara) Eadestown, Naas, Kildare Curran Rita (née McNamara), Athgarrett, Eadestown, Naas, Co. Kildare. 22nd February 2021. (Peacefully).Sadly missed by her loving husband Adrian, her children Michael, Catherine, Andrew, Maria and Isaac, her mother Ann, brother Pat, sisters-in-law, brother-in-law, mother and father-in-law, niece Auriel, nephews Reuben, Aidan and Matthew, relatives and friends. Recently predeceased by her loving father Patrick.     Funeral to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Ea...

An imposing concrete sculpture is set to be built on Shoebury’s East Beach as part of a month-long arts festival. The 10ft structure - set to be a “sound mirror” - is being created from scratch by experts and will be showcased at the Estuary 2021 festival later in the year. Katrina Palmer, an artist from London, will be adapting the concrete design with a message on its surface as part of her “Hello” and “Retreat” contribution. The festival is inviting visitors to take part in a 107-mile long walk to celebrate the Thames Estuary in the 23-day event, starting on May 22.

An imposing concrete sculpture is set to be built on Shoebury’s East Beach as part of a month-long arts festival. The 10ft structure - set to be a “sound mirror” - is being created from scratch by experts and will be showcased at the Estuary 2021 festival later in the year. Katrina Palmer, an artist from London, will be adapting the concrete design with a message on its surface as part of her “Hello” and “Retreat” contribution. The festival is inviting visitors to take part in a 107-mile long walk to celebrate the Thames Estuary in the 23-day event, starting on May 22.