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Photos by Dylan Vaughan St. Patrick’s Festival programme 2023 is live and jam-packed! With the Big Wheel, Vintage Carousel and the Festival Market returning and street entertainment, family shows, and live music throughout, there will be a guaranteed festive atmosphere in the city! Throughout the week American and Canadian marching bands will perform through the …

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BY CLAIR WHITTY Allergy related sinus problems are a real nuisance, not only are they painful but it can be difficult to figure out what the allergen is. Linda knows all about sinus problems. She has been telling me about her son, and how she got great results with some natural remedies. Her son had …

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AS I SEE IT MARIANNE HERON Migration has the potential to make us like the old woman in the nursery rhyme who lived in a shoe, with so many children she didn’t know what to do. Confusion reigns, as she woman struggles to manage and the rhyme has a nasty ending. Some clear thinking needs …

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THE FACT OF THE MATTER PAUL HOPKINS I only ever saw my Father cry once. And that was when his own father died and the word came through with a messenger from the local newsagent, the only ones in the area with a phone in those days. And he sat down at the top of …

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REVIEW BY NIALL SHERRY SPORTS EDITOR Plenty to work on ahead of Tipp visit Allianz Hurling League Division 1B Antrim 0-15 Kilkenny 1-18 Corrigan Park, Belfast Kilkenny had to work hard to leave Belfast with maximum points after a real titanic tussle with Antrim in very challenging conditions. While the margin at the long whistle …

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Mná na hEireann celebrated in Berne Irish Ambassador Eamon Hickey and the Irish Embassy were thrilled to host a reception to honour the achievements of Irish women involved in the creative arts in Switzerland. During the week, they gathered together musicians, poets, sculptors, writers, designers & others in celebration of Saint Brigid’s Day! Among those …

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The inaugural launch of Dr Joe Kearney’s story collection, ‘The Beekeeper 
and the River,’ was held in Keogh’s pub in Mill Street Callan recently. There was big turnout for the event as Joe originally hails from Callan and his Sunday Miscellany contributions on RTE very often feature the town and his memories from growing up …

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Nestled in the scenic Goresbridge countryside, Connolly’s RED MILLS has been the home of the Connolly family business since 1908. TODAY, they are one of the most trusted global names in high performance animal feed, pet food and agri products, but their origins were as humble as a fresh-baked loaf In 1800s Bagenalstown, County Carlow, …

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The fashionistas will be out in full force at Gowran Park next Saturday the 18th for the return of the annual Red Mills Race Day and Style Event. Connolly’s Red Mills have sponsored this much loved race meeting for over 40 years, and the Style event which was added in recent years is a wonderful …

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By Michael O’Leary Following the wonderful and amazing success of Thyestes Day where 12,500 spectators were in attendance, attention has now turned to Connolly’s Red Mills Day on Saturday 18th February in Gowran Park where even bigger numbers are expected on another major race day at the Local Track. For the Second consecutive year, Connolly’s …

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