Kevin F. Sherry

Jan 18, 2025 | msn.com | Kevin F. Sherry

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Jan 18, 2025 | msn.com | Kevin F. Sherry

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Jan 18, 2025 | independent.ie | Kevin F. Sherry

Export-focused Irish-owned companies which remain headquartered here are economic pillars in every town and village across the country and are key drivers in the Irish economy, last year making a spend of almost €40bn in the local economy. Results published last week showed that direct employment at companies supported by Enterprise Ireland increased to a record 234,454 in 2024.

Sep 27, 2024 | nypost.com | Kevin F. Sherry

CHICAGO – At the White Sox-Angels game on Tuesday night, lifelong Sox fan Thomas Marchese wore a promotional White Sox yacht captain’s hat. His friend and fellow Sox fan Sven Burke explained the odd choice of headwear: “He’s going down with the ship.”This week, the White Sox sat on the verge of making the kind of history no ball club wants to be remembered for: most losses in a single season since the 19th century.

Jun 27, 2023 | kirkusreviews.com | Sara Goetter |Natalie Riess |Gilbert Ford |Kevin F. Sherry

Penny plans to thank Bessie for rescuing her from a scary plunge in the lake three years ago. Bessie, known as the Bawk-ness Monster, is a part-chicken, part–sea serpent legend residing in Lake Bockamixon. Penny enlists her friends—skeptical Luc and eager Kaylee, a budding cryptozoologist—to help her reconnect with the large, feathered creature.