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Waterford farmer among the first to get AgNav emissions audit - Vimarsana News

Waterford farmer among the first to get AgNav emissions audit

The latest agriculture news, advice, analysis and opinion for Ireland's farmers.

Mother, grandparents of boy mauled by dogs indicted - Vimarsana News

Mother, grandparents of boy mauled by dogs indicted

A grand jury indicted the mother and grandparents of 6-year-old Avery Jackson-Dunphy. The boy was mauled to death by grandparents' dogs last year.

Community honors what would have been Avery Jackson-Dunphy's seventh birthday - Vimarsana News

Community honors what would have been Avery Jackson-Dunphy's seventh birthday

Avery died suddenly in November 2021 following a dog attack in Las Cruces. He was 6 years old at the time.

Contactless, Mobile-First Dominate Hotel Tech Trends - Vimarsana News

Contactless, Mobile-First Dominate Hotel Tech Trends

Technologies that boost convenience and control while letting guests avoid human contact if they want are still the most important tech investments for the hotel industry, experts said.

Rogue trader convicted of roof replacement scam against elderly resident - Vimarsana News

Rogue trader convicted of roof replacement scam against elderly resident

House front A ROGUE TRADER who attempted to scam an elderly resident out of over £30,000 has been convicted after a successful prosecution last Friday. Kevin Patrick Dunphy of Guildford Road, Woking, pleaded guilty on behalf of himself and his company, The Roofing Firm, at Reading Magistrates’ Court on Friday, April 9. Charges against Mr Dunphy included engaging in a misleading commercial practice in breach of the Consumer Protection Act 2008. Mr Dunphy was ordered to pay costs totalling £6,490, including a £3,550 fine, and a victim surcharge of £190, to be paid in monthly inst...