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Live stream to be highlight of Letterkenny Trad Week - Vimarsana News

Live stream to be highlight of Letterkenny Trad Week

Live stream to be highlight of Letterkenny Trad Week Posted: 5:30 pm January 21, 2021 By Harry Walsh MairŽad N’ Mhaonaigh Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh has visited all four corners of the globe over the past thirty-five years with Irish folk music band Altan. At times, holidays back in West Donegal were less frequent than she would have liked due to a busy touring calendar. Advertisement However, since the outbreak of the pandemic last March Mairéad has spent all her time in Donegal with her daughter Nia (17) and calls to see her ninety-three-year mother Kitty every day. “I’ve be...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190603:00:35:00

This week louisiana joins the rolling wave of states to rom back abortion rights after democr democratic senator rolled it back. in missouri a fight is ongoing over the state's only abortion clinic. the state's health department refused to renew the facility's license citing patient safety concerns. the license was set to expire on friday. a judge granted plant parenthood's request for a temporary retraining order until at least tuesday when arguments will be heard in court. the license isn't renewed, missouri will become the first state in this country without access to an abortion clinic sin...

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Atlantic island with high winds, furious waves. fierce storm ripped boats from moorings, sparking power outage to one-fourth of the island. jim cantore live in bermuda. i understand they got lucky with this, though. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. i mean though it was a long duration event, we knew we would get drilled for several hours here, you showed those waves. look, this is -- that was less than 24 hours ago, probably like 18 hours ago. look at this, as we pan out, i've never seen what was really 20 to 40-foot seas here become this. look at the beautiful, blue water here. just a nice roll...