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  • Jan 15, 2025 | independent.ie | Lauren Ross

    The disruption will impact customers in Hardman Gardens, Sunday’s Gate, Church Street, Bothar Bruga, Pearse Park, Sandyford Terrace, Magdalene Street, Rope Walk and surrounding areas in Moneymore. Up to 3,000 customers may experience water interruptions or low pressure during this time. Declan Healy of Uisce Éireann noted that every effort will be made to limit the impact of these essential works on the community. “We would like to thank the community in advance for their patience and co-operation.

  • Jan 15, 2025 | independent.ie | Lauren Ross

    Blue Monday is a label for the third Monday in January, coming round this year on January 20. What most people don’t realise is that the concept arose as a marketing gimmick by a UK travel company over a decade ago. While it lacks any real scientific basis, the idea has unfortunately become embedded in the public psyche. “It is true, that for many, January can indeed feel a little challenging.

  • Jan 15, 2025 | independent.ie | Lauren Ross

    The festival is a result of a collaboration between Drogheda’s Development Perspectives (DP) and Creativity and Change, based in Cork. Development Perspectives was established in 2006 by Bobby Mc Cormack and Margaret Downey and is dedicated to addressing global challenges like poverty, inequality, and climate change through transformative education and active global citizenship.

  • Jan 14, 2025 | independent.ie | Lauren Ross

    The event began with a water safety chat from Padraig Rath of Clogherhead RNLI, who advised limiting time in the icy sea to just five minutes—advice the group was happy to follow!Each woman donated €10 to participate and friends, family, and beach goers added to the overall total with their generous contributions, which will go directly to Women’s Aid in Dundalk.

  • Jan 14, 2025 | independent.ie | Lauren Ross

    Hunterstown Rovers GAA is thrilled to announce its participation in the “Ireland Lights Up” campaign, which started on Monday January 13, for a six-week period. Now in its seventh year, the nationwide campaign encourages communities to come together for social and safe walking during the dark winter months. With the support of Irish Life, GAA clubs around the country are lighting up their facilities to create secure walking spaces for locals to exercise and connect with eachother.

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