Anderson, IN (46016)TodayA mix of clouds and sun during the morning will give way to cloudy skies this afternoon. Temps nearly steady in the mid to upper 30s. Winds SE at 10 to 20 mph..TonightShowers early, then becoming windy with a steady rain overnight. Winds ESE at 20 to 30 mph. Rainfall near a half an inch.
Source:The Herald
January 08, 2024 14:09 UTC
Taylor Swift leads trend for slinky shimmer on Golden Globes red carpetBy Laura Harding, PA Deputy Entertainment EditorTaylor Swift shimmered in a custom green sparkling Gucci gown on the Golden Globes red carpet, which was dominated by slinky sequinned dresses. Jennifer Lopez (Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP) Photo by Jordan StraussJennifer Aniston debuted a new shorter hair cut on the red carpet, reminiscent of ‘the Rachel’, the hairstyle she sported while she starred on sitcom Friends. Jennifer Aniston (Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP) Photo by Jordan StraussOzark star Julia Garner chose silver Gucci sequins for her evening at the awards show. Timothee Chalamet (Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP) Photo by Jordan StraussSaltburn star Barry Keoghan chose a pop of colour, opting for a red jacket and patterned trousers by Louis Vuitton. Barry Keoghan (Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP) Photo by Jordan StraussThe awards were handed out at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles.
Source:Irish Independent
January 08, 2024 14:02 UTC
A new statue has been put in place to commemorate the people of the so called ‘forgotten cemetery’, which was rediscovered during an archaeological dig. The N61 Coolteige Road Project was initiated to straighten, and make safer, a stretch of road just north of Roscommon Town. “He also represents the males that were buried in this forgotten cemetery,” Ms Gillooly said. Thereafter, the proposal was forwarded to the Roscommon Town Team to proceed with the project. In 2023, Transport Infrastructure Ireland published the 'The Forgotten Cemetery' by Shane Delaney and Eileen Murphy, which describes the excavation and post-excavation work carried out at the site.
Source:The Herald
January 08, 2024 13:53 UTC
If you haven’t experienced it directly but believe your property is at risk, you should talk to people who have. Guidance on making a flood plan and other useful information can be found at http://www.flooding.ie a website created by the Office of Public Works. Keep an eye on weather reports and access the information on the Met Eireann website (www.met.ie) for yellow, orange and red weather warnings. If you are located near a water source you can get pertinent information very quickly and this can inform your Flood Plan. If purchasing a property, ensure to check flood maps held by the local authority and the CFram maps (Catchment Flood risk assessment management).
Source:Irish Examiner
January 08, 2024 11:49 UTC
The British Medical Association’s Northern Ireland junior doctors committee (NIJDC) said it comes amid frustration at a “continued failure to address pay erosion, which now equates to a 30% reduction in 15 years”. NIJDC chair Dr Fiona Griffin described the ballot for a 24-hour strike from 8am on March 6 to 8am on March 7 as “unprecedented” among junior doctors in Northern Ireland. “Let me reiterate that strike action does not need to happen,” she said. We would welcome any approach from the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland to talk to us. “We are meeting with the Permanent Secretary for Health and we would urge them to consider our asks and work with us to improve the working lives of doctors in Northern Ireland.
Source:The Herald
January 08, 2024 03:07 UTC
Three thin layers will retain heat much more effectively than one bulky jumper, especially if they are natural fibresAs the anticipated cold snap arrives, it’s not just staying cosy and warm that’s important, but protecting our health too. Sharply dropping temperatures are associated with poorer health outcomes from heart attacks to strokes and arthritis. Here are our top five ways to stay warm during the current cold spell that won’t break the bank.
Source:Irish Independent
January 08, 2024 01:11 UTC
The Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act 2023 will also halt future civil cases and legacy inquests. The UK Government’s laws are opposed by many victims groups in Northern Ireland and all the main Stormont parties. He said the “strong” legal advice was that the UK Legacy Act breached the UN Convention on Human Rights. Tanaiste Mr Martin said they were taking the case reluctantly after having spent time trying to change the UK Government’s mind. The Northern Ireland Office (NIO) confirmed to the PA news agency that a letter had been issued formally registering “profound regret” at the interstate case.
Source:The Herald
January 08, 2024 00:11 UTC
Department continues to ‘engage’ on plan to house asylum seekers in Mayo hotelBy David Young, PAThe Department of Integration has said it will continue to engage on the potential of using a hotel in Co Mayo to house asylum seekers – a proposal that prompted a protest outside the premises. The plan involved using 12 rooms to accommodate 50 adult male asylum seekers. Local Fine Gael councillor Michael Burke claimed on Saturday that the lease for the proposal had been withdrawn following the protest. “Thank you everyone for the support.”Later on Saturday, the Department of Integration said in a statement that engagement on the issue continued. “The Department is continuing to engage with the provider in relation to the premises in Ballinrobe, and is not in a position to comment further,” the department said.
Source:Irish Independent
January 07, 2024 21:29 UTC
There are a range of issues to consider – cultural, chemistry, client profile. It would want to have a complementary client profile rather than one that was clashing. “Historically I would have been very much a PR person and involved in the craft of PR,” Nigel explains. “We offer crisis communications, and every now and again we do have to advise a client about a crisis,” Nigel says. “In traditional media there’s new titles, online titles, emerging.
Source:Irish Independent
January 07, 2024 21:03 UTC
Today's weather: frost will slowly clear and sunny spells will developRegional Forecast - Leinster, today January 7 from Met.ieTodayToday will be cold. Frost will slowly clear with sunny spells developing, however fog may linger for a time. Highest temperatures of 3 to 6 degrees, with light variable breezes. Lowest temperatures of -3 to 0 degrees with light variable or easterly breezes. TomorrowFrost and fog will slowly clear to give a largely dry day with sunny spells.
Source:Irish Independent
January 07, 2024 15:35 UTC
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Source:The Herald
January 07, 2024 14:41 UTC
Copycat element in arson attacks ‘of rising concern’Gardaí believe recent deliberate blazes are not organised, but still present a serious threat to livesThe blaze at the vacant Shipwright pub in Ringsend, Dublin, is among nearly 20 such deliberate fires in Ireland in the last five yearsAli Bracken Today at 03:30Arson attacks inspired by the far right are “not co-ordinated”, but there is a copycat element that is of growing concern to gardaí, who have now “upped the ante” against those spreading misinformation and disinformation.
Source:Irish Independent
January 07, 2024 14:37 UTC
Sunday, 12.01pm – Met Éireann has now issued a Status Yellow Fog Warning for Ireland. Met Éireann says that areas of fog will become dense and widespread this evening and linger until Monday morning. Saturday, 6.30pm – Met Éireann has issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Ireland. Forecasters have stopped short of issuing a weather warning but say there will be harp/severe frost, icy patches and dense fog at times leading to hazardous/dangerous travelling conditions. It’s possible however that a formal weather warning could be issued in the coming days.
Source:The Herald
January 07, 2024 12:45 UTC
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Source:The Herald
January 07, 2024 11:56 UTC
Opposition parties described it as the “same old speech about independence” from the SNP leader. While his party's poll numbers have fallen, support for independence has remained around the 50% mark. Tomorrow's speech is part of Mr Yousaf's bid to win back those Yes supporters scunnered with the SNP. “The SNP has presided over stagnant growth and utterly failed to engage with business or promote economic prosperity,” she added. Pamela Nash, chief executive of Scotland in Union, said: "What Humza Yousaf's speech won't address is the devastating impact separation would have on Scotland's economy.
Source:The Herald
January 07, 2024 10:57 UTC