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Right, ACORNS partipants photographed all wearing capes designed by Siobhan Quinn of Ballyboy Design. From left, Alma Jordan (AgriKids, Meath), Nessa Duggan (Rightify, Louth), Lisa Marie Clinton (Avail Support, Monaghan), Collette McGowan (Stripe ...
''The 'Bally Boys'' from left Matthius McCosker, Thomas Cleary and Gabriel Timoney from Ballyshannon who will set out on 8th July on a 659 km charity cycle for '24 Hours Non Stop Cycle' from Mizen Head to Malin Head, in aid of North West Hospice.
A Ballyshannon cyclist is being treated for injuries after he was thrown from his bike by a length of bull wire stretched across a track on which he was cycling on Wednesday night last. The man, a member of the Bally Boys Cycling Club, was training for ...
Two lifelong friends and their dogs have been killed in a horrific plane crash in Ireland's Blackstairs Mountains. Experienced pilots Bryan Keane, 69, and Paul Smith, 58, took off from Ballyboy Airfield, Co Meath yesterday. The dedicated fliers were in ...
Air crash investigators continued their examination at the scene of the light aircraft crash on the Blackstairs Mountains on the Carlow-Wexford border today. The place where the aircraft crashed is near the top of a mountain and is not accessible by ...
The men, who have been named locally as Bryan Keane (69) and Paul Smith (58) – both from Athboy in Meath – had taken off from Ballyboy Airfield, near their home, yesterday morning. The wreckage of their plane was discovered by a hillwalker in an area ...
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