Powerful displays help Allen and Darcy bring home the gold
Double delight in Dublin: Aoife storms to steeplechase victory while Patrick goes the distance at the All-Ireland junior and under-23 track and field finals in ...
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Double delight in Dublin: Aoife storms to steeplechase victory while Patrick goes the distance at the All-Ireland junior and under-23 track and field finals in ...
Limerick farmers stage 'noisy but cheerful' protest rally Farmer Michael O'Flynn was one of those who took part in the Stand Up for Farming rally in Newcastle West | PICTURES: Brendan Gleeson Reporter: '); '); ON a day when farmers would have expected to be out cutting silage, several dozen of them turned up in Newcastle West to play their part in the IFA’s National Day of Protest. With colourful placards and leaflets entreating people to “Stand Up for Farming”, the tractors, cars and trailers made a noisy but cheerful and trouble-free circuit of the town. “It is one of the busie...
The Great Florida Air Show takes place Saturday and Sunday along the south side of Orlando Melbourne International Airport, off NASA Boulevard.
Binder Park Zoo to host job fairs this month ahead of May 1 opening Binder Park Zoo will celebrate its 44th season of operations with Opening Day on Thursday, May 1. To prepare for the upcoming season, the zoo is hosting job fairs on March 20 and March 27. Those interested in working at Binder Park Zoo can view the available positions and register for an interview slot online at binderparkzoo.org. "Just like 'no two visits are the same' when you visit the zoo, it's also true when you work here," Mary Breen, manager of Human Resources for Binder Park Zoo, said in a press release.
South East Correspondent A drive-in vaccination centre set up at a medical practice in Kilkenny this afternoon has had a steady stream of patients in the over-85 cohort rolling in and rolling up their sleeves to receive their first Covid-19 jabs. The service was established at the Ayrfield Medical Centre in Kilkenny city and run by the practice's doctors, nurses and other staff for a number of hours. Patients arrived by car, accompanied by another person. They were given the relevant advice, vaccinated and then told to stay on-site for at least 15 minutes as a precaution. Dr Frank Chambers ...