Boiling point! Offaly man convicted of saucepan assault
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A 54-year-old Offaly man was convicted of assaulting another man with a saucepan at last Monday s sitting of Tullamore District Court.
Michael Carroll, 54, Clonlee, Kinnitty had denied striking Percy Moyles at Clonee on September 9, 2020, when he came before Judge Bernadette Owens.
In his evidence, the injured party Mr Moyles said that on the above date he had received a call to say some of his sheep were on a public road. He went to investigate and there were indeed sheep loose. He said he put them into another field but after counting them he knew he was short.
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Making It Work: Medical consent platform looks to put patients in the know Avow aims to raise funds for a product that uses videos to help doctors explain medical procedures to patients 16th May, 2021
Waterford-based Avow was set up in 2018 by Jane O’Sullivan, Eoin Fleming and James O’Sullivan. Picture: Bryan Meade
A Waterford-based medical consent and education platform is hoping to raise a six-figure investment by the end of the year for a product that allows doctors to explain procedures to patients using videos.
Avow was set up in 2018 by Jane O’Sullivan, Eoin Fleming and James O’Sullivan. The founders believe the technology can be exported worldwide and have received €25,000 in seed funding from Enterprise Ireland.
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Locally based financial services giant has stellar quarter, embraces continuing transformation
The mutual fund industry is coming off its best quarter ever… ever.
As one of the largest players in the field, Winnipeg-based IGM Financial Inc. has taken full advantage of that industry trend, generating a record-high net inflow of investments of $2.2 billion, record-high assets under management and advisement of $248.5 billion and a 25 per cent increase in earnings per share in the first quarter compared to the year before, in results released Friday.
Considering that across the country many of the things people might normally spend money on have become inaccessible, it might make sense that more are choosing to beef up their retirement savings, and in fact household savings has been one element of the economic affairs of the country that has benefited from the pandemic.