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Attenti o perdiamo l'ultimo treno per collegare Calabria e Sicilia a Italia ed Europa Dettagli Attenti o perdiamo l'ultimo treno per collegare Calabria e Sicilia a Italia ed Europa Share This Il 5 Aprile il Ministro Giovannini ha inviato il documento di fattibilità tecnico-economica alla Camere. Cosi hanno detto i giornali. Abbiamo aspettato che venisse pubblicato, ma niente: sembra un segreto di stato. Adesso l’Amministratore Delegato di RFI (l’azienda di Ferrovie che costruisce e gestisce le linee) è stata ascoltata dalla Commissione Trasporti del Senato. ...

Una escursionista 49enne si ferisce durante un'uscita in montagna, lungo una via alpinistica del Gran Sasso. Grazie all'applicazione di Georesq sul proprio smartphone, un escursionista ha...

Marine Industry Ferry & Car Ferry News The ferry industry on the Irish Sea, is just like any other sector of the shipping industry, in that it is made up of a myriad of ship operators, owners, managers, charterers all contributing to providing a network of routes carried out by a variety of ships designed for different albeit similar purposes. All this ferry activity involves conventional ferry tonnage, 'ro-pax', where the vessel's primary design is to carry more freight capacity rather than passengers. This is in some cases though, is in complete variance to the fast ferry craft where they c...

'It's very disheartening' say Fermoy business owners hit by flooding After millions of euro was spent on its flood defences, nobody expected more damage in the North Cork town Antonio Talossi throwing out a bucket of floodwater from his restaurant on Brian Boru Square Fermoy. Picture: Dan Linehan Wed, 24 Feb, 2021 - 19:06 Sean O’Riordan Mopping up after flooding in Fermoy has been a common occurrence over many years, but after millions of euro was spent on its flood defences, nobody expected more damage in the North Cork town. Richie Flynn, who has leased the Avondhu Bar since 2008, previ...

In the classic movie, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, there is a scene that is familiar to fans. It is medieval plague-ridden times, and a man pulls a cart through a village, calling, “Bring out yer dead!” When one body is brought to him, the body protests that he isn’t quite dead yet: “I’m feeling better!” We might think of that one as persuasion. There’s a common sentiment, an expectation even, that in today’s world of dug-in opinions, actual persuasion on non-trivial matters is next to impossible. If it isn’t dead yet, we are at least calling a code on it.