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Paula Butterly is the new face in Louth County Council this week after formally replacing Colm Markey as a councillor for the Mid Louth area. Living close to Port Beach, she said she was delighted to be given the opportunity by the branches to serve the people of the area. 'It is great for a virtual unknown to get this chance. I can't wait to get down to work,' she said. Hoping to qualify as a barrister later this year, Paula comes from a rich political background. Her grandfather was JJ Thorne of Ardee Chair Factory fame. Her uncle William was also big into the IFA and she attended many of t...

As part of a reshuffle within the church as a result of a retirement Fr Billy Swan will be moving from Enniscorthy to begin ministering in Wexford town next month.

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a "seismic impact" on the casino industry, said Rank Group CEO John O’Reilly on releasing severely depleted half-year results. The group NGR was £177.6m compared with £391.8m in the comparative period of 2019/20, a 55 per cent drop. There was an operating loss of £52.9m compared with a profit of £55m and no dividend was proposed for the year. O’Reilly said: “There is no doubt that the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has been far beyond anything we or any other leisure operator could have imagined or planned for. "The ever-changing restrictions, coupl...

Rank Group records £42m interim loss as Covid drains venue performance Share March 22, 2021 Rank Group Plc has reaffirmed its confidence in being able to navigate the continued challenges that the COVID-19 pandemic has placed on its business . Publishing its H1 2020/2021 interim results for the six months ending 31 December 2020, Rank has recorded underlying group-wide losses of £42 million – representing a 171% swing on 2019/2020 profits of £59 million.  As previously reported, the LSE gambling group has continued to suffer from the closure and restricted openings of its Grosvenor Cas...

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