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In the spirit of the show must go on, organisers of The Oliver Goldsmith International Literary Festival have decided to ‘go fully virtual’ to celeb...

Longford's Still Voices Film Festival announces interview series Reporter: jessica.thompson@longfordleader.ie Manchán Magan (top left), Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney (top right), Róisín Geraghty (bottom left) and John Connell (bottom right ) will all feature in the interview series ');  '); Still Voices Film Festival, in partnership with Creative Ireland, and Longford, Westmeath and Roscommon County Councils, are delighted to announce the Still Voices Summer Series: A collection of interviews celebrating local artists in local venues. We have all been greatly affected by the COVI...

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(0) FREMONT, OH / ACCESSWIRE / April 22, 2021 / Batteries have the opportunity to slash carbon emissions and reduce pollution. But their recyclability and carbon footprint determine their environmental impacts. That's why Crown Battery, a leader in 99% recyclable energy storage products, has confirmed that its manufacturing will be completely powered by renewable energy starting immediately. The move will reduce CO2 emissions, protect the environment, and benefit the local economy. Crown Battery has signed a contract with AEP Energy, a subsidiary of American Electric Power. Crown will source...

'The spell of the cities is now being broken,' writes John Connell. On his family farm in Ireland - where he's returned after many years abroad - John reflects on the new wave of migrants to rural areas and how the pandemic is changing the face of rural communities. Producer: Adele Armstrong