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Duleek CFR group are holding a community training event on Sunday 26th May in Duleek Parish Centre, Eircode A92 R658. We will teach you how to perform hands only CPR on a person in cardiac arrest. Hands only CPR can double or even triple a person's chance of survival. |
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Born on April 25, 1919, Ned had 10 brothers, of whom he is the last one remaining. To mark his landmark birthday Bishop Denis Brennan presented him with a special boxed Rosary beads that was given to him by the Pope. A man of deep faith it was very fitting that Ned received it as a gift. |
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The next 45 drive will be on this Sunday night May 12th. 2019 at 8.30pm.sharp. See you all on Sunday night and bring a friend. You can be on the road home at 10.30pm. Around the Fireside. The next programme of Around the Fireside will be broadcast on C103 Local Radio on Monday night next May 13th. |
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Over the last few months we have been Brexited-to-death. It's been wall-to-wall and even the most avid news nerds have had a surfeit of it. Naturally local news will be quicker to attract our attention than news about something that happens far away. A train crash at Cherryville Junction will mean more to us than one at Eschede in Germany. |
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After starting out 13 years ago with a transmitter, tower and antenna purchased through eBay, the folks at Amherst Island Radio have embarked on an ambitious fundraising campaign to finally replace them with brand new equipment. Blushing Brides Maurice Raymond, left, and Paul Martin play the Glimmer.... |
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Good morning, this is Naaman Zhou bringing you a special election edition of the morning mail for Saturday 11 May. The week that was. They buried the hatchet on Sunday – all of them. For the cameras at least. At Labor’s campaign launch Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard smiled like 2010 never happened. |
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By now you've seen the full list of 57th GRAMMY nominees. But with 83 categories, it's a lot of information to absorb. We've dissected the list to bring you factoids about this year's nominees that are sure to make you the star attraction at your group GRAMMY viewing party. |
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Several Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, have been pushing for Abrams to make a Senate run next year to flip a seat in Georgia, which has been Republican-controlled since 2003. Since 2005 Georgia has had all Republican governors, U.S. House representatives and U.S. senators. |
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By Deborah Paul, contributing writer. For nearly four decades, John Papadakis greeted scores of customers at Papadakis Taverna — male or female — with a big kiss on the cheek. Along with his brother, Tommy, he turned the Greek eatery in San Pedro into a familiar, festive Southern California landmark. |
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By Deborah Paul, contributing writer. For nearly four decades, John Papadakis greeted scores of customers at Papadakis Taverna — male or female — with a big kiss on the cheek. Along with his brother, Tommy, he turned the Greek eatery in San Pedro into a familiar, festive Southern California landmark. |
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On May 10, 1994, Nelson Mandela took the oath of office in Pretoria to become South Africa's first black president. On this date: In 1611, Sir Thomas Dale arrived in the Virginia Colony, where, as deputy governor, he instituted harsh measures to restore order. |
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