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1 day ago |
independent.ie | Jessica Lamb
The news was relayed to Wicklow TD John Brady, who has called for a halt to plans for an IPAS centre at the site. He said that he understands the hotel has been offered to provide accommodation to asylum seekers under a lease agreement of up to two years. Reacting, he said: “Any decision to use the Avon hotel in Blessington as IPAS centre when it ceases to be used for Ukrainians is deeply concerning and any decision must be reversed as a matter of urgency.
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2 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Jessica Lamb
The player had spent €1 on a ticket for the 2pm draw on April 14, and promptly received an email notifying him of his win, but it took several reads before the news sunk in. Speaking to the National Lottery, he revealed: “I won’t lie, it’s been a while since I’ve played any lottery game.
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2 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Jessica Lamb
Well-known for sponsoring races at nearby Punchestown, this will be the first time the resort has backed races at the Curragh’s two biggest meetings. On Saturday, May 24, the second day of Irish Guineas weekend, they will put their name and support to a €50,000 premier handicap. Although their rooms are fully booked for that weekend, they will be offering a courtesy vehicle for guests to and from the racecourse, across the border from their location in Blessington, in Co Kildare.
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1 month ago |
independent.ie | Jessica Lamb
The grand home on Putland Road had been a guesthouse in the 1920s and 30s and was bought by Jason Cooke and his wife Katrina Farrelly Cooke in 2004. It always had period charm, but it lacked modern space. In 2021 they finally secured planning permission to undertake a once-in-a-lifetime renovation and retrofit on the property, while also doubling the footprint of the house with an extension.
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1 month ago |
independent.ie | Jessica Lamb
A renovated and extended Edwardian home in Bray, Co Wicklow split opinions on the latest episode of RTÉ’s Home of the Year on Tuesday night. The grand home on Putland Road had been a guesthouse in the 1920s and 30s and was bought by Jason Cooke and his wife Katrina Farrelly Cooke in 2004. It always had period charm, but it lacked modern space.
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