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W hen people find out I’m a journalist, they typically tell me they used to write for their school newspaper or that their child wants to be a journalist, or that their cousin is a blogger. Or they might say they loved a film about a newsroom, but can’t remember the name. |
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Gerry McAnaney has been elected as the new President of the FAI. The former Cobh Ramblers and Cork City player has been an FAI Council member for over twenty years. He defeated Sligo Rovers chairman Martin Heraghty by 88 votes to 40 at the association's E-G-M. McAnaney will take over from Donal Conway as FAI President. |
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As French urban life grew more stable, churches didn’t need to be so fortress-like — and engineering innovations allowed architects to built airier vertical churches that seemed to stretch heavenward, their walls given over to windows to allow maximum illumination. |
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Females across Lancshire are invited to a Circus Spectacular charity ball to celebrate International Women’s Day in March. Lancashire Women, which has a base in Church Street, Blackpool, is gearing up to celebrate its 35th birthday at the Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa on March 6, which is during International Women’s Week. |
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TUKO.co.ke has compiled all the top entertainment stories trending within the week.
1. Betty Kyallo's Somali guy finally spotted during mini vacay at Nakuru resort. The day many Kenyans, especially those with a penchant for social media came to pass as TV personality It is no longer a game of cat.... |
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Lancashire Women, which has a base in Church Street, Blackpool, is gearing up to celebrate its 35th birthday at the Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa on March 6, which is during International Women’s Week.
The dress to impress night is themed around a circus spectacular with entertainment and live music.... |
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Females across Lancshire are invited to a Circus Spectacular charity ball to celebrate International Women’s Day in March. Lancashire Women, which has a base in Church Street, Blackpool, is gearing up to celebrate its 35th birthday at the Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa on March 6, which is during International Women’s Week. |
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I’m paraphrasing Nicola Tallant, Investigations Editor with The Sunday World, but listening to her on radio last week talking about the savage killing of Keane Mulready-Woods, gave me much food for thought. She said it was almost a greater crime nowadays to be a meat-eater than be a cocaine user. |
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The doyenne of Northern Irish female reporters hung up her earphones for the last time yesterday. But the 68-year-old has promised it won't be the last we hear of her. Belfast-born Wendy, who is married to Frank Hewitt, and has three children, has had a remarkable career which has spanned more than four decades. |
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Bristol City CEO Mark Ashton has explained in the past that the club prefers to do business on the quiet as talking publicly can affect commercial and player deals. Not for the Robins are the loud proclamations of Darragh MacAnthony, David Gold, Andrea Radrizzani and others. |
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Many will hardly remember a time before the M5 existed. The motorway was officially opened on May 27, 1977, by then-Prime Minister James Callaghan. But the first piece of tarmac was laid 15 years before that - the first steps in creating the now well-travelled road from Birmingham to Exeter. It was built in giant sections. |
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