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Stellar Line-Up Announced for TUS Gaelic Grounds Homecoming for All-Ireland Senior Hurling Champions

By Ryan Harmon
As thousands are set to descend on the TUS Gaelic Grounds for this evening’s homecoming for the three-in-a-row All-Ireland Senior Hurling champions, further details are being announced. A stellar line-up that will include some of Limerick’s best and will entertain fans in the run-up to the big reveal of Limerick’s hurling heroes this evening, with Denis […]
Council Partners Health News

National Ambulance Service Launches National Campaign for Community First Responders

By Ryan Harmon
Cathaoirleach Cllr. Nick Killian attended Dunboyne Castle to help launch a new nationwide campaign for additional volunteer Community First Responders to support the work of the Emergency Services in local communities. The campaign, which features a new promotional video and website, www.becomeacfr.ie was launched by Cathal O’Donnell, Medical Director of the National
Council Partners News

Beach Wheelchairs Launched in Mayo

By Ryan Harmon
Mayo County Council are pleased to announce the roll out of 4 new all-terrain beach wheelchairs and wheelchair friendly beach mats which will greatly enhance accessibility on several Mayo Blue Flag Beaches. This equipment will be shared between participating Blue Flag Beaches according to daily demand. Funding for this initiative was made available under the […]
Council Partners News Tourism

Aging Well at the Cliffs of Moher

By Ryan Harmon
The Cliffs of Moher Experience announced it has partnered with J.J. Corry Irish Whiskey to create a new series of Irish whiskeys finished in sherry casks in the iconic O’Brien’s Tower. Clare-based J.J. Corry has selected single malt, pot still and single grain whiskeys from around the island of Ireland to mature within the tower, […]
Council Partners News Transport

Waterford City Bikeshare Scheme Launched

By Ryan Harmon
Newly elected Mayor of Waterford City and County, Councillor John O’Leary officially launched the new Transport for Ireland (TFI) Waterford City Bikeshare Scheme at Arundel Square in the City. TFI Bikes is a self-service bike rental service, with stations conveniently located throughout Waterford City, making it easy to get around, whether it’s for commuting to work,