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Network Norfolk : Acle prayer walk led by local churches

Acle prayer walk led by local churches Acle Churches Together (ACT) held its traditional annual prayer walk last Sunday, stopping at various venues in the community to recognise and pray for the work done by the staff employed by them. The walk, on the afternoon of Sunday May 23, was led by Church of England Rector the Rev Martin Greenland accompanied by Methodist Minister the Rev Andrew King and Roman Catholic Deacon the Rev Peter Glanville, a retired BBC producer who, 20 years ago, conceived the original idea of the walk. St. Edmunds church to recite initial prayers before proceeding to the local undertakers,

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June hearing set for An Taisce s bid to appeal rejection of Glanbia challenge

An Taisceâs application for leave to appeal the High Courtâs rejection of its challenge to permission for a controversial Glanbia continental cheese manufacturing plant in Kilkenny will be heard next month. Following a case management hearing on Monday, Mr Justice Richard Humphreys fixed June 15th to hear the leave application. A certificate of leave to appeal will be granted only if the judge is satisfied the grounds of appeal identify points of law of exceptional public importance arising from the courtâs judgment last April dismissing An Taisceâs case against An Bord PleanÃ¡la and the State. The developer, Kilkenny Cheese Ltd, is a notice party.

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Leadership and Growth Summit with John Kenny, CEO of Colliers International

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Michael Clifford: Are Sisters doing it for themselves with rezoning demands?

Michael Clifford: Are Sisters doing it for themselves with rezoning demands? The manner in which land is rezoned has contributed hugely to the unaffordability of housing Developer Jim Kennedy, director of Jackson Way Properties, which is reported to be objecting to the county development plan for Dun Laoighaire/Rathdown on the basis that it is not doing enough for the people of the area. File picture: Collins Courts Tue, 04 May, 2021 - 08:30 Some people can’t do enough for the welfare of the country. Take an old stalwart of the property game, Jim Kennedy, who popped up again recently. Mr Kennedy and his wife Antoinette are directors of Jackson Way Properties, which owns tracts of lands in south Dublin. Last week it was reported that Jackson Way is objecting to the county development plan for Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown on the basis that it is not doing enough for the people of the area.

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