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Well-known Wexford writer and poet Philip Casey is remembered in new book

The launch of Distant Summers, a commemoration of the life of the north Wexford writer and poet, Philip Casey was held in Gorey Library recently.

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Elderly Portadown man cries in relief after local girl Katie hitches a lift with boatman to deliver essential medication

Elderly Portadown man cries in relief after local girl Katie hitches a lift with boatman to deliver essential medication
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Don t turn the page on how important your local library is

I blame Santa Claus for the Devlin family addiction to reading and books.

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Officials: Toxic bacteria in Lough Neagh is worst ever recorded

Perfect storm of circumstances helps the blue-green algae bacteria bloom, fed by increasing agricultural run-off, sewage and septic tanks

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Co Antrim: Blue-green algal bloom present at site of fish kill on River Bann in Portglenone

A fish kill on the River Bann in Co Antrim happened close to blue-green algal bloom – but oxygen levels were “within the normal range”, officials said.

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