Irish Independent

6 hours ago | independent.ie | Lynn Rusk

‘The arms are still pretty strong’ – Veteran explorer to celebrate 89th birthday with 22-mile charity rowRobin Hanbury-Tenison is raising funds to help save Britain’s temperate rainforest (Thousand Year Trust/PA)A veteran explorer, who spent a lot of his childhood in Ireland, is aiming to celebrate his 89th birthday by rowing 22 miles to help restore Britain’s temperate rainforests. Robin Hanbury-Tenison, 88, from Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, will row along the River Tamar across two days in May.

8 hours ago | independent.ie | Lynn Rusk

Veteran explorer to celebrate 89th birthday with 22-mile charity rowRobin Hanbury-Tenison is raising funds to help save Britain’s temperate rainforest (Thousand Year Trust/PA)A veteran explorer is aiming to celebrate his 89th birthday by rowing 22 miles to help restore Britain’s temperate rainforests. Robin Hanbury-Tenison, 88, from Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, will row along the River Tamar across two days in May.

15 hours ago | independent.ie | Brian Keogh

After becoming just the sixth player to complete the career Grand Slam at Augusta National 11 days ago, the Holywood star joins Shane Lowry for their defence of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, convinced that he can hit the shots when it matters most.

20 hours ago | independent.ie | Brian Keogh

After becoming just the sixth player to complete the career Grand Slam at Augusta National 11 days ago, the Holywood star joins Shane Lowry for their defence of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, convinced that he can hit the shots when it matters most.

20 hours ago | independent.ie | Shane Phelan

Former deputy state pathologist Khalid Jaber claims ‘Celtic inquisition’ as Medical Council cancels his registration Medical Council move to remove former State Pathologist from registerFormer deputy state pathologist Dr Khalid Jaber alleged he has been subject to a “Celtic inquisition” after the Medical Council decided to cancel his registration. The decision was made at a recent meeting of the council in relation to Dr Jaber who was found guilty earlier this year of professional misconduct.