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Limerick Property Watch: Wonderfully located Wellesley Court is a great opportunity

Limerick Property Watch: Wonderfully located Wellesley Court is a great opportunity
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MOONEY, Joe : Acknowledgement notice - Irish Times Family Notices

MOONEY, Joe : Acknowledgement notice MOONEY, Joe T., late of Lucan and Donegal and former CEO of Muscular Dystrophy Ireland - died September 15, 2015. Joe s wife Aisling, his mother Mai, brother Pascal, sisters Anna, Judy, Maire and his extended family wish to thank sincerely all those who sympathised and supported them in their recent sad loss. Thanks to all their families and friends who have helped them in so many ways. We, Joe s family, wish to express our appreciation to the following: Disability organisations across Ireland and England, HSE staff from all disciplines, all public representatives, Power Soccer Ireland, Fair City, the Gleneagle Hotel, the Donegal Association and MDI members and staff and staff from all universities for their kind letters and Mass cards. Many thanks to all those who travelled long distances, telephoned and prepared food and made donations to Muscular Dystrophy Ireland. Sincere gratitude to Beaumont Hospital for their care of Joe over the years, es

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Seychelles Tourism unveils new website & presents Sustainable Tourism certificates

Seychelles Tourism unveils new website & presents Sustainable Tourism certificates October 2, 2017 The Seychelles Tourism Department has launched its official website allowing the general public and trade partners to have easier access to information on the department’s role, as well as the different services it offers. The Tourism Department falls within the Ministry of Tourism, Civil Aviation, Ports and Marine. It’s new website provides details of the different sections within the department, statistics, products maintained by the tourism department, news, among other information. The new website was officially unveiled at the Ministry’s Headquarters at Botanical House, Mont-Fleuri, on Friday September 29, as part of activities to mark this year’s Tourism Week.

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I Couldn t Love You More, by Esther Freud: An Excerpt

I Couldn t Love You More, by Esther Freud: An Excerpt
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Cuppas, cakes, chats are back for Carer Support Wiltshire

Viv Bass, like many others, was disappointed when Carer Support Wiltshire events had to be cancelled IT’S BEEN 15 months since the doors were forced to close on Carer Support Wiltshire’s face-to-face carer cafes and support groups. This week the charity are delighted to finally be able to welcome carers back for a cuppa, cake and a chat at venues all across Wiltshire. Volunteer Viv Bass has been helping to run cafés for carers for many years and says she was “absolutely devastated” when they had to close in March of last year. She said: “We usually have 10-12 carers who regularly attend. Over the years many have formed their own friendship groups – it’s lovely to see them going off to have lunch together. Since the first lockdown I’ve been ringing everyone fortnightly because I didn’t want them to feel abandoned. I’ve updated them on how everyone is getting on.

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