Claire Young

5 days ago | calgaryherald.com | Joel Schlesinger |Claire Young

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2 weeks ago | ecs.page.link | Claire Young

The team at Ardgowan Distillery have spoken out after US President Donald Trump introduced import tariffs (Image: Newsquest / Ardgowan Distillery) AN Inverclyde business which exports to the US has pledged to 'find a way forward' in the face of new import taxes introduced by US President Donald Trump. Trump has imposed a 10 per cent tariff on goods from the UK being imported into the US, meaning that a charge will applied to UK goods when they arrive in the US.

3 weeks ago | rollercoaster.ie | Claire Young

After the CSO dropped their list of every name used by parents in Ireland last year, we found ourselves looking to the names that appeared further down the charts for inspiration – and we spotted lots of gems that deserve their time in the spotlight! RELATED: Royally cute! 10 baby names the Swedish royals have been gatekeeping According to the CSO, for a baby name to appear on Ireland’s naming charts it needs to be used three or more times and these pretty names for girls didn’t make the cut...

3 weeks ago | irishcentral.com | Claire Young

Not only are these monikers lovely choices for your baby girl, they are also some of the rarest in Ireland right now, according to the CSO. For something a little bit more on the obscure side, we’ve rounded up Irish girl names that appeared less than five times on the CSO’s baby name list in 2024.

1 month ago | greenocktelegraph.co.uk | Claire Young

Bosses at Ferguson Marine remain optimistic despite losing out on a £175m ferry contract - with completion of MV Glen Rosa, pictured, the last work currently on the yard's order book. (Image: George Munro) BOSSES at Ferguson Marine say they 'remain optimistic' about the future of the yard despite losing out on a high profile £175 million ferry contract.