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GBN The July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

GBN The July 3, 2024

For you. 7 well but what exactly does it mean for you . Well break down the numbers and the king and queen to say bonjour to Emmanuel Macron. This afternoon as they undertake their delayed royal state visit to france, where king charles will become the first british monarch to speak from the floor of the senate, will be live from paris throughout the show. Throughout the show. And batten down the hatches as heavy showers and thunderstorms are set to batter the uk. The rest of this week as remnants of hurricane nigel sweep the country. See, thats sweep the country. See, thats not named after ou...

What's your Irish County? County Tyrone - Vimarsana News

What's your Irish County? County Tyrone

All the basics and some fun facts about County Tyrone.

Waterford man climbing every mountain in Ireland for charity - News - Vimarsana News

Waterford man climbing every mountain in Ireland for charity - News

Aidan Ennis is no stranger to tough charity challenges, last year walking the entire coastline of Wales

Inquiry into controversial Sperrins goldmine suspended after officials complain about not receiving 'entirely accurate information' from DAERA - Vimarsana News

Inquiry into controversial Sperrins goldmine suspended after officials complain about not receiving 'entirely accurate information' from DAERA

The Planning Appeals Commission (PAC) has suspended a public inquiry into goldmining that was scheduled to take place in September.

Stormont chief apologises after 'incorrect' information given to gold mine inquiry - Vimarsana News

Stormont chief apologises after 'incorrect' information given to gold mine inquiry

The boss of a key Stormont department has apologised after “incorrect” information was provided to a public inquiry into a proposed gold mine.