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James Vincent McMorrow at the Iveagh Gardens: 'I didn't realise how much I needed this'

  We are at the Iveagh Gardens and James Vincent McMorrow and his band are about to play a gig. This is Ireland’s return to live music – a pilot event to test the viability of outdoor performance in the age of Covid. On the way into the venue two young women are helping each other with their wrist bands. “You forget how to do it,” says Sarah McNamee. “All we do is go to gigs normally,” says her friend Saoirse Raleigh, who bonded with her originally over gig-going. “I honestly cried on the Luas on the way in… We said if we got tickets, we’d get matching tattoos.”

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Pascagoula acquiring land for drainage improvement project

Pascagoula acquiring land for drainage improvement project Pascagoula working to mitigate flooding issues By Chancelor Winn | May 4, 2021 at 9:40 PM CDT - Updated May 4 at 9:40 PM PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WLOX) - The city of Pascagoula is working to mitigate flooding issues in several neighborhoods by making drainage improvements. One of these neighborhoods is Briarwood Estates, which Rosalynn Thompson has called home for 11 years. Thompson says she and her neighbors remain ready for even the slightest chance of rain. “I immediately go into panic mode and anxiety,” said Thompson. “The neighbors and I, we get together, and we start preparing.” Not even three weeks ago, Thompson nervously watched as the rising water inched towards her home.