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The St Patrick's Day Parade in Claremorris will not go ahead next week. Midwest News understands it's the first parade in Mayo to have been cancelled, as fears grow over the spread of Coronavirus. There's no decision yet in relation to parades in Castlebar, Westport or Ballina. |
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The Royal Family have shared a clip of a Princess Elizabeth, aged 21, vowing to dedicate her life to the Commonwealth during her first foreign tour in South Africa in April 1947. The Queen, who would ascend the throne four years later, aged 25, after her father King George VI died in 1952, could be.... |
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From rock stars to wrestlers, TV stars and actors, there have already been quite a few celebrity deaths in 2020 which have shocked the world. The start of the decade has seen us wave goodbye much-loved stars such as spiritual medium Derek Acorah, drummer Neal Peart and Love Island host Saying goodbye to our heroes and stars we admire is never easy. |
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couple and Finn Tapp decided to move in together before they even left the villa and now they’re back in the UK, they’re planning even more milestones in their relationship. The couple, who beat runners up Siânnise Fudge and Luke Trotman by just one percent to be crowned winners, have revealed.... |
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Stephen Sarsfield Bowman, of Syracuse, is president of Peregrine Senior Living. By Stephen Bowman | Special to Syracuse.com. Throughout history, when democracies dissolve, it does not happen slowly, one crystal at a time. No, they die rapidly, victims of an aggressive and corrosive acid. |
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A national helpline has been launched today for elderly people who have concerns about the coronavirus outbreak. ALONE - the organisation that supports older people - is operating the helpline in association with the Department of Health and the HSE. The helpline number is 0818 222 024, and is open from 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday. |
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When politicians and pundits implore voters not to put their faith in candidates with more expansive visions, they frequently say they do so for the sake of the voters themselves. As Clinton put it in the documentary (reviewed on page 66 of this issue), “I feel so bad that people got sucked into it. |
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ANTIOCH Lynn House Gallery reopens under new management. The Lynn House Gallery, shuttered for several years, has reopened. Artist Jody Mattison, Doug Riggs and Christie Ferrell worked to bring the museum back to life. The inaugural show, “The Bay Area Artist Invitational,” continues through April 26. |
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Hagan says she backs construction of Trump’s border wall, boosting funding for ICE agents and immigration judges, and labeling Mexican drug cartels that kill people and import opioids into the United States as “terrorist organizations.” She’d also like to add a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. |
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This year marks the 150 anniversary of De Montfort University (DMU). It began life as the Leicester School of Art back in 1870, teaching art, technical drawing and architecture, and helping to drive forward new ideas in British design. Over the years, thousands of people from all over Leicester and Leicestershire have studied or taught at DMU. |
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The Bishop Auckland MP posted a picture of herself on a crowded train from London to Edinburgh as she made her way to her County Durham constituency. The new Bishop Auckland MP said: '£92 to perch in the aisle by the luggage rack. 'It's the glitz and glamour of this job I love! 'London North Eastern Railway this is coach E on the 19. |
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