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Justice Amy Coney Barrett says Supreme Court is not politically driven
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A distinguished officer and a man of great compassion: Commodore Deasy served with distinction on the waves
The late Cmdre Deasy is photographed as Captain (NS) inspecting an NCOs Course in the late 1980s. Photo: Irish Naval Service/Twitter/Facebook
Dermot Keyes
COMMODORE Joseph Deasy (Retd.), the Irish Naval Service’s first trained diver who died on Monday, May 3, has been described as a distinguished officer, an intelligent leader and a man of great compassion.
Cmdre Deasy, a Dungarvan native and brother to former Minister for Agriculture and Waterford TD, the late Austin Deasy (FG), was born in 1932 and was educated by the local Christian Brothers.
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Stay local and small for Volunteering Week in Offaly
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The theme for National Volunteering Week 2021 (17th – 23rd May) is Small Actions, Big Impact. National Volunteering Week celebrates the immense impact of volunteers throughout the county, inspiring others to volunteer along the way. The week will be a showcase of small ways people can make a difference, both to their local community and their own wellbeing. This National Volunteering Week, we re asking people to think small! Whether it s an action you can take to support your community like picking up litter or just being there for someone in your community that’s not feeling great about the current restrictions, even the smallest acts can have a big impact. The last year has been hard on us all, but there are small things we can do for ourselves, and for each other, that make a big difference, explains Offaly Volunteer Centre Manager, Deirdre Fox.