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COLAISTE Choilm, Tullamore continued their highly encouraging introduction to Leinster Colleges Senior “A” Football when they showed great character...

Cella Names Rob Ganjon As Its New Chief Executive Officer Share Article Leadership Changes Enable Creative Staffing and Consulting Agency to Focus on Continuous Growth and “Putting Passion to Work” “I’m honored to lead this incredible organization and remain focused on preserving and scaling our unique and diverse culture to ensure we remain the employer of choice for talented, driven and high-performing individuals,” Rob Ganjon, CEO, Cella. ROCKVILLE, Md. (PRWEB) April 21, 2021 Cella, a nationwide staffing, consulting...

Otago climbers killed in fall, deaths ruled accidental 6 Apr, 2021 07:06 PM 3 minutes to read Conor Smith. Photo: New Zealand Alpine Team. Photo / Supplied Otago Daily Times Two promising mountaineers who died in a fall in Fiordland National Park in 2017 were not climbing beyond their abilities, a coroner has found. Conor Smith, 22, of Queenstown, and Sarwan Chand, 27, of Wanaka, died while attempting a challenging route on the south face of Marian Peak in the Darran Mountains on April 22, 2017. The pair's deaths, to which there were no witnesses, was the subject of a three-day inquest in Que...

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'It was such a tragedy': Song released in memory of Govan firefighter Brian MacDonald who died of MND A SONG written in tribute to a firefighter who bravely battled Motor Neurone Disease before he died will be released today. Hope is in Your Eyes will raise money for the charity MND Scotland and pay tribute to hero Brian MacDonald. The Govan-based firefighter was in the service for 13 years before he died aged 43 in July. His close friend David Roddie is behind the track which will raise funds for the charity which helps sufferers of the painful, muscle-wasting disease. David said: ...