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Jan Patterson (pictured) has owned CraZy LadyZ! with Louise Reardon since 2005. What was once a tiny boutique with one location in Chincoteague, Virginia, is now a company with storefronts in West Ocean City and Ocean View, Delaware. Jack Chavez / Ocean City Today
(April 2, 2021) CraZy LadyZ! just keeps growing.
Sixteen years, one expansion and two moves later, the womenâs clothing boutique kicked off a week-long celebration yesterday for the grand reopening of its West Ocean City boutique â about one mile east of the old location in the Ocean Gateway Center.
âIâve always wanted to be in this (retail) space, and itâs all about timing,â said co-owner Jan Patterson. âAnd the timing was just perfect.â
Galway vet to appeal conviction for possessing unauthorised animal remedy
By Gordon Deegan
A veterinary surgeon who “compromised the horse industry” here when taking possession of unauthorised animal remedies three years ago, is to appeal his conviction.
A Department of Agriculture inspector found the sarcoid cream in the boot of Mac Eoin’s car outside his Galway Equine Clinic, Kilcolgan on May 8, 2018.
Court appeal
At Gort District Court, Judge Durcan also ordered Mac Eoin – who works exclusively with horses – to pay Department of Agriculture costs of €5,000 in the case.
MacEoin pleaded guilty to the possession charge concerning the sarcoid cream and at Ennis District Court on Wednesday (February 3), solicitor Colm Mac Eoin gave formal notice that the sanction handed down by Judge Durcan is going to be appealed to the circuit court.
I m sitting in a hotel meeting room in Portlaoise with a man who was once a journalist, talking about a story no journalist would write, and a book that no publisher would touch.
William Jones is 70 years old, almost deaf and softly spoken. He doesn t look or sound like an outlaw but for five years now that s often how he s portrayed.
But don t take my word for it; take the first whiff of sulphur in The Phoenix in December 2015: A controversial book written by William Jones, an ex-employee of Coolmore Stud, is causing quite a stir inside Irish racing and has already attracted the attention of the legal eagles . . . Solicitors for Coolmore Stud have been contacting book stores warning them that legal action will be taken if they continue to sell copies of The Black Horse Inside Coolmore.