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Th butcher: In 1892, having received a bad cut of meat from a local butcher, Callaghan McCarthy put away his dough hook and opened the now-legendary McCarthy's of Kanturk. His descendants, the ebullient Jack McCarthy and his son Tim - the fifth-generation butcher in situ - are as enterprising as their antecedent. "Standing at the front door of our shop on Main Street, Kanturk, at the height of the first Covid lockdown, it hit me that no other door was open or trading on our street. Two lockdowns later, we're in the same position. Footfall has fallen dramatically. A decade of hard work carving...

What's in a (team) name?, Part 5 ('Killers'?) By JohnW53 on Jan 7, 2021, 3:03am CST + .......... Many baseball books and websites show that the Cubs played under 4 names. Baseball-reference.com, for example, lists: 1876-1889: White Stockings 1903-2020: Cubs But as shown in previous posts in this series, newspapers referred to the team by multiple other names. Nor was there an immediate shift from one name to another. In 1902, as described yesterday, the Chicago Tribune printed the last name of the team's new manager, "Selee," and "Orphans" on the same page just 3 times. "Selee" an...

Online holiday-themed activity offers family-friendly puzzle solving fun Uploaded: Mon, Dec 28, 2020, 10:33 pm Time to read: about 1 minutes Infamous misanthrope and cold-hearted miser Ebenezer Scrooge is back to his holiday hating ways and local Tri-Valley residents may be the only ones who can help by signing up for the virtual adventure "Saving Scrooge: A Holiday Haunt." Residents are invited to a virtual holiday-themed escape room challenge for the 'Saving Scrooge: A Holiday Haunt.' (Contributed photo) Created by Fantasy Escape Games, Saving Scrooge takes inspiration from Charles Dickens'...

Shane Conway with his pedigree Charollais sheep at Caltra, Co Galway. Two of the three finalists for this year’s Geographical Society of Ireland (GSI) doctoral awards collaborated extensively with Teagasc in the development of their research. A former Teagasc Walsh Scholar Dr Jack McCarthy, along with Dr Shane Conway, will individually present their research to the GSI on Wednesday to compete for the overall prize. The research McCarthy’s PhD explored collaboration and co-operation amongst farmers and rural policy stakeholders involved in the EIP-AGRI initiative. Dr David Meredith of Te...

December 16, 2020 1:26 pm Two of the three finalists for this year’s Geographical Society of Ireland (GSI) Doctoral Awards have been involved in research with Teagasc. Dr. Jack McCarthy, a former Teagasc Walsh Scholar, and Dr. Shane Conway collaborated extensively with Teagasc in the development of their research. They will present their research to the GSI today (Wednesday, December 16) to compete for the overall prize. Collaboration and generational renewal Dr. McCarthy’s PhD explored collaboration and cooperation among farmers and rural policy stakeholders involved in the EIP-AGRI init...