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American Council of the Blind announces inaugural audio description gala this fall 2021 News provided by Share this article Share this article ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The American Council of the Blind proudly announces the launch of the ACB Audio Description (AD) Awards Gala on (October 21, 2021). The AD Gala will celebrate audio description through recognition of leaders in the industry and by expanding awareness of the benefits of audio description: The goal is to elevate high achievement and bring attention to the importance of inclusive media, by recognizing those who lead in the craft of audio description, said gala chair Will Butler, Vice President at Be My Eyes. ....
SHARING OPTIONS: About 30% of farmland in Ireland is classed as heavy or poorly drained and a further 50% is classed as marginal. \ Craig Stephen For the last 10 years, the Teagasc heavy soils programme has been working with commercial dairy farmers to chart a path for dairy on heavy soils. About 30% of farmland in Ireland is classed as heavy or poorly drained and a further 50% is classed as marginal. These soils tend to be located in high rainfall areas, which exacerbates the issue and makes farming these soils even more difficult. There are 10 farmers in the programme – two in Cork and Kerry and one each in Limerick, Clare, Tipperary, Mayo, Monaghan and Cavan. ....
Luke Comer interview: ‘I play the world, as long as the market has been good there before, I will buy’ From humble beginnings, the Galway developer now presides over a vast property and business empire. Here, he holds forth on the future of the high street, Irish begrudgery, his love of horseracing and the deal Tully Rinckey, a law firm he champions, has reached with the international company Hatstone 25th April, 2021 Former plasterer and now billionaire property developer Luke Comer, with Grainne Loughnane, managing partner of Tully Rinckey s Dublin office, at his 300 acre stud farm in Kilternan, County Wicklow. Picture: Barry Cronin ....