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Councillor Barry McElduff, Sinn Fein MEMBERS of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council have hit out at the state of rural roads during a meeting of the Environment Committee. Correspondence from the Minister of Infrastructure, Nicola Mallon, referenced historical underinvestment in roads, but in a direct response to concerns raised by councillors last month, advised there is “no significant level” of staff vacancies in the Fermanagh and Omagh area depots. Ulster Unionist Councillor Bert Wilson, who contacts the Department on a regular basis, said: “It’s very seldom you can get any...

The software, called Kipod, is also used by European companies to secure their facilities (Source: Synesis) Wednesday, March 10, 2021 When Nikolai Dedok, a prominent Belarusian protester and self-identified anarchist, was arrested last November, he was found with the help of advanced facial recognition technology used by the country’s security services.   The Belarusian Ministry of Internal Affairs discovered Dedok’s whereabouts through the use of software called Kipod, according to an investigation by By_Pol, a Telegram channel run by defected Belarusian law enforcement officials. He...

The village in west Fermanagh was once home to three banks. Now it has none. The loss of its Bank of Ireland branch, the last bank in town, almost four years ago marked the end of an era in the border village, home to the world famous Belleek Pottery. Two other banks - Northern (later Danske) and First Trust (now AIB) - had pulled out in previous years. In July 2016, the Bank of Ireland branch in Belleek was among eight across Northern Ireland earmarked for closure, joining Castlereagh, Draperstown, Antrim, Castlederg, Newtownards, Maghera and Belfast's Donegall Square South beside the City...

Submitting... Iain, pictured in his youth. And the chip is now also on the Red Planet in the autonomous Ingenuity rotorcraft, which will attempt to make history in the spring. Proud mum Isobel, 80, said: "I imagine that when he designed the chip he had no idea it was going to end up on Mars!" Iain grew up in Rothwell and attended the town's infant and junior schools as well as going to the youth club at the methodist church. He went on to Montsaye in Greening Road, leaving in 1987 and going to Brunel University to study electrical and electronic engineering. After taking an initial four-year ...

23 February 2021 The NSW government will draw upon the expertise of the state’s energy experts, establishing a new board of sector representatives to provide advice on the job creation and manufacturing opportunities being created by the renewable energy sector. The first Renewable Energy Sector Board was unveiled by NSW energy minister Matt Kean on Tuesday and will be tasked with providing guidance on how to best support job creation and economic benefits being created by the state’s ambitious energy plan. “We have bought all the key players to the table to make sure we don’t miss an...