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Two people have died following a house fire on the Roscommon / Galway border in the early hours of this morning. Gardai have confirmed that a man and woman, both in their 50s, died in the fire. The blaze was discovered at about 2am at a house at Gurth, about… May 13, 2021
The death has taken place of former Sligo County Councillor Patsy Barry from Grange. Mr Barry passed away yesterday at the North West Hospice in Sligo. He was co-opted to Sligo County Council in 1997 to replace Senator Willie Farrell, and was elected to the… May 13, 2021
Two people have died following a house fire on the Roscommon / Galway border in the early hours of this morning. A man and woman, both in their 50s, died in the fire, which happened at Gurth, Ballinasloe at around 2am. Three units of the fire brigade and an…
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By Peter Shuttleworth
media captionSuperTed started with a teddy, a tea towel and a bedtime story
He was the teddy bear with magic powers who was a cartoon favourite among royal princes and a generation of children - and now SuperTed is being brought back to life once again.
More than 35 years since his last show, his creators are set to sprinkle magic dust over SuperTed again and recreate him for a new audience.
Work on new episodes is expected to start later this year.
It is hoped SuperTed will be back on TV screens by 2023.
His return will be the latest cartoon comeback.
Cathaoirleach of MCC says the blame game does nothing in the face of a pandemic
The blame game does nothing in the face of the Covid 19 pandemic.
That s according to the Cathaoirleach of Mayo County Council Independent councillor Richard Finn.
He was speaking at the start of today s monthly meeting of Mayo County Council.
He said things have improved since the February meeting of the authority, with the rollout of vaccines, he believes, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
He appealed to everyone to support the government, NPHET, and our healthcare workers in the battle against the spread of the virus.