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An archaeological dig is to start today on a site in Freshford where it’s understood remains were previously found. Local company Shanarc has been granted a licence for the works on the footpaths on one side of Kilkenny Street.
St Lachtain’s Church, which is on the corner of that street, dates from.... |
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Organizers of the Byblos International Festival yielded to pressure from church officials, politicians and online groups who accused the locally grown and internationally acclaimed band Mashrou’ Leila of dishonouring Christian symbols and promoting homosexuality. |
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Where is Rose Muhando today? Fans of the controversial Tanzanian gospel hit maker can now sigh with relief after her lively public appearance went viral. Muhando’s exciting impression at a Kenyan worship service occasion has left thousands of her fans inquiring about her restoration journey. |
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Gas blast damages Maryland complex. A powerful natural gas explosion badly damaged a Maryland office complex and shopping center Sunday morning, ripping away part of the facade and exposing twisted metal, authorities said. No injuries were reported in the thundering blast, which occurred about 8 a.m. |
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1346: Edward III of England, aided by his son Edward the Black Prince, defeated the French at The Battle of Crecy. 1740: Joseph-Michel Montgolfier, pioneer balloonist, was born in Annonay, France. He and his brother created the idea for the hot air balloon by filling paper bags with smoke from the fire and letting them rise to the ceiling. |
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Died: July 5, 2019. Donald Hardie, who has died aged 90, was born in Kisumu, Kenya, truly a child of the Empire. His parents John and Gertrude Hardie came from Birnie and Aberlour, Morayshire; John had survived Gallipoli, then badly wounded in Mesopotamia serving with the Scottish Horse (light.... |
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IN April 1980 Billy Connolly was photographed (main image, far right) outside Glasgow ’s Pavilion Theatre, a venue he had often played, having come up with a new idea: a festive panto for the Pavilion. Its title? The Sleeping Dumpling. “I love pantos,” Connolly said. “I’ve seen them all, but I always liked the ones at the Citizens best. |
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You come up past the church on your left (St Fachtna’s, open) and the pub (Murphy’s, closed) and sweep down past the arts centre, and you are in the Adrigole GAA grounds suddenly. It’s one of those stunning vistas along the west coast which has a playing field — dressing-rooms, pitch markings and.... |
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Every Saturday night for 14 years, Sierra Wave Radio was lucky to have aired “The Jazz Show with John Wedberg” on the air. Of those 14 years John only missed 1 show, a feat he was very proud of, and rightly so. John hit the ground running with a fantastic selection of what he called “The Golden Age of Big Band Jazz”. |
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