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From a Dublin storm to a Qualicum gallery
By Lissa Alexander - Parksville Qualicum Beach News Published: May 23, 2013 9:00 AM Updated: May 23, 2013 10:02 AM She says that because of a vivd memory she has of when she was three years old, living in Dublin, Ireland.
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Dorothy's Oz costume on display in Ireland
Judy Garland's original Wizard of Oz Dorothy costume is on display in Ireland for a limited time period.
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Recent Study: Merrion Pharmaceuticals Plc (3MP) - Pharmaceuticals &...
Merrion Pharmaceuticals Plc is a pharmaceutical company. It carries out the development of innovative tablets/capsules of drugs with incomparable absorption.
10 hrs ago | Nationalist
The Gooch offers advice to young Clonmel savers
Kerry Gaelic football star Colm 'The Gooch' Cooper with boys from Ss Peter and Paul's primary school on his recent visit to the school.
11 hrs ago | RTE.ie
Imelda May announces Irish tour dates
The Johnny Got a Boom Boom singer will play seven dates across Ireland between June and July, culminating in her support slot for Bruce Springsteen in Kilkenny on July 28th.
13 hrs ago | Independent.ie
* Awler is the Fastest Schoolboy - and the Fastest Man Too
Day two of the Aviva Leinster Schools Track and Field Championships saw many potential stars competing, but none shone brighter than the lightning-fast Marcus Lawler of CBS Carlow who set new record marks in the Senior Boys 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay.
a oeEscape From Inishmaana : Playwright Martin McDonagha s Take on the Aran Islands
Small communities can be amazing places in which to live. But they can also be the source of stultifying existences in which every move is documented, reputations assigned rather than earned and a place from which many desperately long to escape.
Co Mayo has fewest drivers with penalty points
Co Mayo has the fewest drivers with penalty points, while Co Kildare has the highest, according to a new report looking at life in Ireland today.
For Irish vets of WWII, royal visit fulfills hope for reconciliation
On the TV, Queen Elizabeth II was standing in the Irish National War Memorial Garden, 9 miles away at Islandbridge, paying tribute to the Irishmen who died in British uniforms in two world wars.
Ed Miliband says Google must pay more in UK taxes
Google had denied accusations from MPs that it minimises the amount of tax paid in Britain .
Paula Deen Museum in the Works
Cork, Ireland, already has the butter museum. But Albany, Ga., might soon have the next-best thing: The Paula Deen Museum.
Bog murder accused says he is victim of a family conspiracy
A BRAZILIAN man accused of murdering a fellow countryman in a remote bog has claimed he is the victim of a conspiracy, a court has heard.
Clonmel Choral Society bags three AIMS nominations for Jekyll and Hyde
Diarmuid Vaughan, St. Mary's Choral Society chairperson George Barry and Ruth Butler following the announcements of this year's AIMS Awards.
Irishman charged with 1982 IRA Hyde Park bombing
A 61-year-old Irishman was charged in Britain Wednesday with the Irish Republican Army bombing of the queen's ceremonial cavalry in Hyde Park in 1982, a strike at a top London tourist attraction that killed four soldiers and seven horses.
They record and drink with Shane MacGowan from The Pogues, count Niall Horan from One Direction and Bressie as celebrity fans and friends, have recorded with film star, Patrick Bergin, performed at the recent Cycle Against Suicide and guested with Joe Rooney on Celebrity Come Dine with Me Ireland, playing for Rosanna Davison.
Cannabis cultivators caught with a 1.2 million worth of drugs
TWO Chinese cannabis cultivators are set to spend six years in jail after they were found growing 1.2 million of cannabis plants in a Swinford warehouse.
Tim Cook Defends Apple's Tax Accounting
Apple's CEO is disputing assertions by a Senate panel that the company avoids billions of dollars in U.S. taxes by shifting profits to foreign affiliates.
Tipperary hospitals' future 'now has certainty'
Tipperary Fine Gael TD Noel Coonan has welcomed the Higgins' Report on the Establishment of Hospital Groups and the Small Hospital Framework which was approved by Cabinet last week.
Irish dancer Perry-Carrera of San Rafael sets sights on world...
Branson High senior, Brian Perry-Carrera at his home studio on Monday, April 29, 2013, in San Rafael, Calif.
5 Reasons to Go to the Aran Islands
Guinness, fiddles, and all-around Celtic madness: you've waited your whole life to pub hop in Ireland.