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'But Barrow rates are going down' - Readers react to likelihood of Cumbria moving to Tier 3 - Vimarsana News

'But Barrow rates are going down' - Readers react to likelihood of Cumbria moving to Tier 3

The Mail readers have had their say on the possibility of Cumbria moving into Tier 3 next week if Covid-19 rates continue to rise. The prediction came as stark new figures revealed a sharp rise in cases across the county, with 741 new cases in the space of a week, equating to a rise of 52 per cent. Michelle Johnson said: "I'll need to hear it from the horses mouth, sick of all the speculation and blaming. Barrow has been praised and have done well to stay in Tier 3. I, for one, am not worrying about anything beyond the next few days. I hope everyone has a safe and Happy Christmas."

McCloskey a key man in all aspects as Ulster look for crucial away win - Vimarsana News

McCloskey a key man in all aspects as Ulster look for crucial away win

McCloskey a key man in all aspects as Ulster look for crucial away win The English side have brought back most of their frontliners for the clash at Kingsholm. By Adam McKendry Saturday 19 Dec 2020, 8:30 AM Dec 19th 2020, 8:30 AM 2,492 Views 1 Comment McCloskey brings a threat in many areas. Image: James Crombie/INPHO Image: James Crombie/INPHO IN THE EARLY days when Stuart McCloskey broke into the Ulster squad, such was the province’s nee...

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Ulster blow lead and bow out after 9-try thriller in Gloucester - Vimarsana News

Ulster blow lead and bow out after 9-try thriller in Gloucester

Ulster 34 NINE TRIES SHARED between the two sides, four yellow cards and three penalty tries all add up to Ulster’s Heineken Champions Cup hopes coming to a premature end at Kingsholm. The province’s aim of making it three consecutive trips to the European quarter-finals have ended after just two games, and needing a big win after last week’s defeat to Toulouse at Kingspan Stadium, they will only have themselves to blame for not seeing this game out having been ahead with less than a minute to play. With the ball in hand in Gloucester territory, a knock-on from Matty Rea conceded posses...

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