Scooters on Duckett Road outside Strand Motor Cycles, 1962-3 | 4
Added by Les e39 on February 6, 2009 at 17:10
Hi John, Good to Talk brings back Some Great Memories times We will Never See Again !!.
What a World We live in Today !!?, Covid Worst Time in My Life Time !!?.
Susan was 2nd Youngest, Francis is the Baby 58 !!.
My Wifes Sister has had a Apartment in Lisbon,( the Capital) for over 30 Yrs !!
So Many Holidays here over that Time !!, and Also back in the EU but Not for Much Longer !!??.
Good Country & the Weather !, only thing the Language, but We get by !!.
Had Holidays here when We lived in Oz, 2 wks UK 2 Wks Portugal.
Clare Reads chose to promote Niall Williams‘
This is Happiness last month.
This reading initiative was part of the
Ireland Reads campaign and Clare County Council’s Keep Well Campaign. Over 500 books were distributed for free in County Clare in February and this programme of events will support the reading and further explore the themes of the book.
Extracts from the book will be read each night at 9pm on Clare FM starting on the 1st of March for two weeks. Many are finding it difficult to read a book at the moment so it was important that people had the opportunity to access it in a variety of ways. It will also be podcasted on the Clare FM website.
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Press release
Ministers of State Frank Feighan and Jack Chambers publish update on progress of the National Physical Activity Plan
Today, Minister of State for Public Health, Wellbeing and the National Drugs Strategy, Frank Feighan TD, and Minister of State for Gaeltacht Affairs and Sport, Jack Chambers TD, jointly launched the National Physical Activity Plan Implementation Summary Report, 2019. The report’s publication had been delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minister Feighan said:
“The promotion of physical activity has been a priority for my department in the context of the implementation of Healthy Ireland. I am very pleased with the progress which has been made to date and which is detailed in both this Implementation Summary Report and previous reports for 2017 and 2018.