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Mick Clifford: Will Listowel Writers' Week be the rock on which reunification flounders? - Vimarsana News

Mick Clifford: Will Listowel Writers' Week be the rock on which reunification flounders?

An ongoing row about the running of Listowel Writers' Week culminated in a difficult year for its most recent curator, Northern Irish poet Stephen Connolly. 

Clon hoteliers meet with AIB in 'progressive' step - Vimarsana News

Clon hoteliers meet with AIB in 'progressive' step

INDEPENDENT  TD Michael Collins said he has taken ‘encouragement’ from the fact that the O’Donovan family in Clonakilty were given a meeting with AIB in Dublin.Deputy Collins confirmed that one of the hotel’s owners, Tom O’Donovan, and his son, Tom, travelled to Dublin

'We want to pay our way': O'Donovan's Hotel and their battle with Everyday Finance - Vimarsana News

'We want to pay our way': O'Donovan's Hotel and their battle with Everyday Finance

A loan that the family took out with AIB sixteen years has come back to haunt them after it was sold to a vulture fund, writes Mick Clifford

'I'm delighted we don't have to police customers anymore' - Vimarsana News

'I'm delighted we don't have to police customers anymore'

Mixed responses to end of Covid-19 mask regulations in Cork businesses

NH drought update: Most seeing abnormally dry conditions - Vimarsana News

NH drought update: Most seeing abnormally dry conditions

Even though parts of New Hampshire saw intense rain Wednesday night, experts say it wasn't nearly enough to combat worsening drought conditions. The latest drought map released Thursday shows most of the state abnormally dry. “If we measure from the calendar year, from January, that captures snowpack plus spring rain, we're about five inches short,” Tom O’Donovan, water division director for the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services. Going back a full year, precipitation is down about a foot. While some water bodies, like Lake Winnipesaukee, are in good shape now, ther...

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