Coloma City Commission yields tight four-way race
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November 07, 2024 03:58 UTC
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Source:The Herald
November 07, 2024 03:50 UTC
What sport is on TV this weekend?
What sport is on TV this weekend? Kenneth FoxIt is another busy weekend of sport with rugby, soccer and gaelic football all on the menu. The club championships continue across the country with the likes of the Leinster Senior Club Football Championship quarter-finals on show. Friday, November 8thAbu Dhabi Championships, DP World Tour, Sky Sports Golf, 6am. Saturday, November 9thAbu Dhabi Championships, DP World Tour, Sky Sports Golf, 6am.
Source:Irish Independent
November 07, 2024 03:37 UTC
Today in Sports - Magic Johnson announces he has tested positive for the AIDS virus and is retiring
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Source:The Herald
November 06, 2024 23:46 UTC
Two Offaly groups honoured at Pride of Place community awards
The Acorn Project, Pride of Place awardsTwo Offaly groups honoured at Pride of Place community awardsTwo community groups based in Offaly were honoured at the prestigious Pride of Place community awards on Saturday evening (November 2) at a gala ceremony in Monaghan. Banagher came runner up in the Areas with a Population 1000-2000 category to Straffan, County Kildare, while The Acorn Project, County Offaly, came runner up in the Community Youth Initiative category, losing out to the Sensory Kids project, County Antrim. Started 22 years ago, Pride of Place has grown into the largest competition recognising community development achievements on the island of Ireland. Banagher, Pride of Place awardsPresident Michael D. Higgins, Joint Patron of Co-operation Ireland, said the awards played an important role. “We work to build relationships across the island and Pride of Place plays a critical role in that work.
Source:Irish Independent
November 06, 2024 22:51 UTC
Construction begins on new hotel connected to Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport
Construction has started on a new hotel at Dublin Airport. The franchised development project will feature a newly built hotel that will be directly linked to the airport's Terminal 2. The Sofitel Dublin Airport, which is set to open its doors in late 2026, will feature 412 rooms along with a number of suites. DAA's CEO, Kenny Jacobs, said the operator is "delighted to see work underway on the new Sofitel hotel". "We are fully focused on improving standards and options for passengers at Dublin Airport and a world-class hotel that's directly linked into Terminal 2 is great news for them,” he said.
Source:Irish Independent
November 06, 2024 22:18 UTC
Loar-Porter to become next Berrien County clerk
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November 06, 2024 22:13 UTC
Ireland champion and reserve hat-trick at CCM prime lamb monthly show
They took top honours yet again with two top-notch pens of five home-bred Shamrock Beltex lambs, once more sired by their high performance Scottish-bred Clary Fantastic tup. The 42kg victors sold at £180 per head, £4.28 per kilo, to regular buyer Knavesmire Butchers, York, the 48kg reserves at £170, 425.6p/kg, to Halifax wholesaler butchers J&E Medcalf. Eleven butchers’ prime lamb classes, ten for prime cattle, two for prime pigs, alongside the annual lamb carcase competition again feature on an action-packed agenda, with the day also incorporating the Christmas charity section, with 15 individual classes. Proceeds will go to Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice, Oxenhope, Brooklands Community Special School, Skipton, and the Yorkshire Air Ambulance. Entries close on Monday, November 25, with a show schedule available under the sales catalogue section at www.ccmauctions.com
Source:The Herald
November 06, 2024 22:07 UTC
Andy Farrell hopes Tadhg Furlong will make swift return after hamstring strain
Andy Farrell hopes Tadhg Furlong will make swift return after hamstring strainBy Ed Elliot, PAHead coach Andy Farrell is hopeful prop Tadhg Furlong will make a swift recovery from the hamstring strain which has ruled him out of Ireland’s Autumn Nations Series opener against New Zealand. Leinster tighthead Furlong arrived in camp nursing the muscular problem and has fallen short in his fitness battle ahead of Friday’s Dublin showdown with the All Blacks. “He had a bit of a hamstring strain coming into camp, we thought it would be something that would progress,” Farrell, whose side also host Argentina, Fiji and Australia this month, said of Furlong. Ireland are set to take on the All Blacks for the first time since last year’s 28-24 World Cup quarter-final defeat in Paris. Head coach Andy Farrell dismissed the significance of Ireland’s Rugby World Cup exit at the hands of New Zealand Photo: Gareth Fuller/PA.
Source:Irish Independent
November 06, 2024 22:03 UTC
SSE acquires major battery storage project in Tullamore
SSE acquires major battery storage project in TullamoreSSE has acquired the project development rights for a 120MW battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Offaly from UK-based renewable energy company Low Carbon which, if approved for final delivery, could be constructed and operational by the end of decade. The purchase marks another step forward for SSE Renewables, the renewable energy business of FTSE-listed SSE plc, as it continues to grow its battery storage development portfolio on the island of Ireland. Under the deal SSE Renewables has acquired the consented Thornsberry BESS project from Grid Systems Services Limited, a developer of grid-scale battery storage projects in Ireland owned by Low Carbon. Subject to a final investment decision by SSE Renewables, the project could enter construction and be operational by the end of the decade. Heather Donald, Director of Onshore Wind, Solar and Battery – UK and Ireland, SSE Renewables, said: “Acquiring the consented Thornsberry project in County Offaly is another great step forward in our plans to grow SSE Renewables’ battery storage development portfolio in Ireland.
Source:Irish Independent
November 06, 2024 21:41 UTC
McIlroy looks to clinch Race to Dubai title with new swing after 3 weeks shut away in a studio
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November 06, 2024 21:07 UTC
All Blacks v Ireland: Scott Robertson names squad for Dublin test
Robertson said it was a ‘performance decision’ to go with Tamaiti Williams over de Groot. Robertson said with a six-day turnaround between the England and Ireland tests, keeping continuity in the side was behind his selection calls. “Trying to keep the continuity of the squad as much as possible, just with our training week and the six days. Tamaiti Williams, 2. Jamie OsborneLoad moreAll Blacks v Ireland, Saturday 9.10amLive commentary on Newstalk ZB, Gold Sport and iHeartRadio.
Source:The Herald
November 06, 2024 20:39 UTC
Explainer: Ireland’s voting system – how do I vote and what’s PR and STV again?
Ahead of the general election, we guide you through the voting system – with important advice on how to avoid spoiling your vote. Elections in Ireland are conducted using an electoral system called Proportional Representation by the Single Transferable Vote (PR-STV). When you vote in an election in Ireland, you are asked to give your vote in order of preference. How secret is a secret ballot? Voting under the PR-STV system is a straightforward process.
Source:Irish Independent
November 06, 2024 20:29 UTC
What next? Five things that will happen now that Trump is president-elect
Five things that will happen now that Trump is president-electFrom the mechanics of the transition of power to where the Democratic Party goes and the consequences for Ireland and Europe, here are five things to look forOrdinary Americans react to the election of Donald TrumpAdrian Weckler in Pennsylvania Yesterday at 16:02Donald Trump won. What happens next? For Americans? For the Democratic Party? For civility?
Source:Irish Independent
November 06, 2024 19:33 UTC
Developer challenges decision to refuse permission for land hit with RZLT tax
The Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT) was introduced in the Finance Act 2021. The tax is an annual tax calculated at a rate of 3 per cent of the market value of land. The developer says the board, in considering whether to apply for RZLT, took into account the relevant infrastructure and servicing of the site and its suitability for residential development. The board also found residential development on the site would be contrary to the Fingal Development Plan, it says. It says the planning refusal is invalidated by the board’s failure to have regard to its earlier tax decision and by its misinterpretation of the Fingal Development Plan.
Source:The Herald
November 06, 2024 19:29 UTC