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Congratulations to Charlie Gordon, Ballymurn, who was the recipient of the Seana Ghael award for Crossabeg-Ballymurn Club in January. Tara Bishop 5K Fun Run. Well done to Bobby Redmond and his family for all their hard work in organising the Tara Bishop 5K Fun Run. |
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Set in a radio studio, it tells the tale of a breakfast show presenter and the troubles he has to deal with on his Monday morning show. The interviews and interviewees don't always go to plan. With a cast of 11 it is another great sign of the strength of drama in the locality. |
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ally Robert Jeffress is lashing out at fellow evangelicals who are critical of the president. Jeffress, pastor of First Baptist Dallas and an evangelical adviser to the president, didn’t mince words during an appearance on Fox News commentator Todd Starnes’ radio show this week. |
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VATICAN CITY — A gay French writer has lifted the lid on what he calls one of the world's largest gay communities — the Vatican, estimating that most of its prelates are homosexually inclined and attributing much of the current crisis in the Catholic Church to an internecine war among them. |
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Retired radio talk show host Diane Rehm testifies in favor of a measure in Maryland that would allow the terminally ill to end their lives with the help of a doctor during a hearing on Friday, Feb. 15, 2019, in Annapolis, Md. At center is Kim Callinan, CEO of Compassion & Choices, which supports the bill. |
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Once a soundstage was agreed upon, the men visited local homes to find the right house to stand in for Shelby’s parents’ home. “The film came about quickly. All of a sudden all six actresses were available,” he said. “After two months of prep, the support staff started to arrive. Two weeks later they started to film. |
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"Over-charging Mr. Ransom, that's not going to solve the problem or get to the bottom of it," Finkelman said. Prosector Robert Ciesla, who was at the courthouse, said the fake gun "looks completely like a .9 mm pistol or a Glock pistol." Queen District Attorney Richard Brown, citing the criminal.... |
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Retired radio talk show host Diane Rehm testifies in favor of a measure in Maryland that would allow the terminally ill to end their lives with the help of a doctor during a hearing on Friday, Feb. 15, 2019, in Annapolis, Md. At center is Kim Callinan, CEO of Compassion & Choices, which supports the bill. |
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Sean Arias, 7, casually dressed in sweats and sneakers, climbed atop the piano bench, sat down on an aging textbook — a makeshift booster seat — and rested his feet on a copy of The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz. His instructor, Santiago Lomelin, a doctoral student at Rutgers University, led him.... |
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Retired radio talk show host Diane Rehm testifies in favor of a measure in Maryland that would allow the terminally ill to end their lives with the help of a doctor during a hearing on Friday, Feb. 15, 2019, in Annapolis, Md. At center is Kim Callinan, CEO of Compassion & Choices, which supports the bill. |
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