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Dublin Zoo’s Meath vets lean on their teamwork for conservation and well-being of over 400 animals | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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"So much of our time is spent on prevention rather than treatment.â At Dublin Zoo, a Meath team composed of Frank OâSullivan, Niamh McGill, and Emma Flynn have welfare and conservation at the forefront of their minds, as they care for the health and wellbeing of over 400 animals, from elephants to ants. Frank, who grew up in Walterstown and now residing in Kiltale, Niamh, from Ashbourne, and Navanâs Emma make up a close-knit team in the Phoenix Park, where their love for the huge number of
Additional services and new routing as NTA introduce NX improvements | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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The NTA are set to introduce changes to their NX service in the coming weeks, as a new timetable will be introduced on October 11. The adjustments are being made with the intention of improving the express bus between Navan and Dublin, which is used by over 20,000 passengers per week. Commuters on the NX, such as students and those travelling to work, have experienced significant frustrations over recent years thanks to delays, cancellations, and maximum capacity buses. Following a public consul
International mediator ‘likely’ in Drumcree parade dispute – McEntee | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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In the third day of the stalemate on Garvaghy Road, Portadown, Meath East TD and Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee has said that the use of an international mediator is likely. "It looks like the direction we're going in." International mediation has been called for to help resolve the tensions in Drumcree, following the blocking of an Orange Order parade on Garvaghy Road. The march was cleared to go ahead for the first time in 28 years, but protesters blocked the road on Sunday (September
Dutch entrepreneur confident in success of multi-million Fennor Vineyard | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Paulus Willem Heemskerk is the man behind the winery that lies on the banks of the Boyne, just outside of Slane. Thirty-six thousand vines have been planted on the banks of the River Boyne with Dutch entrepreneur Paulus Willem Heemskerk in no doubt his ambitious, multi-million Fennor vineyard will be a budding success. Heemskerk is aiming for 90,000 bottles to be produced on an annual basis, starting in 2029. However, as the 72-year-old Dutchman is estimating a total investment of between €3-4 m
Rowing team complete incredible voyage from Down to Scotland in Mayo Currach | Westmeath Examiner (opens the original)
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Meath man Shane Holland recently embarked on a six-hour odyssey to Scotland from Down, as he and his Currachaà na Sceirà crew took the only âsea-readyâ Currach on an incredible row. Dedicating the âVoyage of Your Ancestorsâ row to his late father, JJ Holland, former principal of Dunshaughlin Community College, Shane described the experience as âeuphoricâ. With a Mayo background through his father, the Dunshaughlin native was on a team with Teddy Otto Cox, Séamus McRoarty, Finbarr
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