File Photograph. Publican Vivian Carroll of Judge Roy Beans in Newbridge is among the Kildare publicans who gave their thoughts on the current state of the pub industry.
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Emily Vaughan, Ellie O’Connell and Cathal Kennedy,
Members of Monasterevin based Morrissey School of Irish Dance travelled the long road to Kerry for the Irish Open Championships 2019 in December and the dancers took to the stage at the Brandon Hotel with the McGillicuddy Reeks as the backdrop.
The Morrissey School was well represented with 28 dancers taking the floor, participating in categories from beginner through to open in age groups from under 7 to under 16.
A total of 19 dancers took podium finishes in their premierships.
Cathal Kennedy (intermediate under 10) Emily Vaughan (primary under 10) and Ellie O'Connell (primary under 11) beat all comers to become Irish champions with some spectacular performances.
Rosie Kennedy, 6, and Katie Ryan, 8, debuted in open under 8 competition.
Michelle Morrissey said the commendable results were only possible through the hard work and dedication of dancers and the commitment of parents and grandparents.
League of Ireland outfit Shamrock Rovers have the opportunity to secure a place in the UEFA Europa Conference League group stage in North Macedonia tonight (Tuesday, August 9). PIC: Sportsfile
Seamus (Shay) Cash from Newbridge (left), pictured receiving the prestigious trophy from Chairperson of the World Cup Committee, Mattie Lally
When it’s hot, is it actually OK to leave windows and doors wide open, or are we making ourselves a target?
Trump, who spent four years in the White House between 2017 and 2021, will stay at his Trump International Golf Links & Hotel in Doonbeg, County Clare, for a two to three day visit.
A disposable BBQ placed on wooden decking caused a fire / DUBLIN FIRE BRIGADE
Snapchat is introducing a new in-app tool to enable parents to get more insights on how their teenagers use Snapchat without compromising their children’s privacy.
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