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Funeral arrangements for father, daughter in Co Offaly (opens the original)
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Funeral arrangements have been made for a father and daughter who died in a workplace incident at Banagher Precast Concrete in Co Offaly. 49-year-old Mihai Chinez and his 24-year-old daughter, Denisa Chinez will repose at Banagher Community Centre tomorrow evening. The pair, who were originally from Romania, had worked at the company for a number of years. Their funeral Mass will take place on Thursday morning at St Rynagh's Church in Banagher, followed by burial in St Rynagh’s Cemetery. They ar
Father and daughter killed in Offaly workplace incident (opens the original)
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A father and daughter have died following a workplace incident at Banagher Precast Concrete in Co Offaly. Gardaí and emergency services responded to the incident at the company's manufacturing facility at around 11.40am. The father, a man in his 50s, and his daughter, who was in her 20s, were pronounced dead at the scene. The family are originally from Romania and had been working at the plant in Banagher for a number of years. Their bodies were removed to Midlands Regional Hospital Tullamore, w
Clare to be European Volunteering Capital next year (opens the original)
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Clare will be the European Volunteering Capital in 2027, recognising the contribution of thousands of volunteers and community organisations across the county. The title will see a year-long programme of events celebrating the contribution and impact of volunteers and encouraging more people to get involved. More than 400 people attended the event in Ennis last night to launch the programme. The European Volunteering Capital title was awarded to Clare by the Centre for European Volunteering foll
Public warned over algal bloom on Lough Derg (opens the original)
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An algal bloom has been detected on Lough Derg, prompting a public warning from Tipperary County Council. The council, in consultation with the HSE, is advising people to exercise caution following inspections this week which found significant blooms in areas of the lake. The blue-green algae can produce harmful toxins and is most easily recognised when it forms a bright, pea-green, paint-like scum on or close to the shoreline. People are being advised to avoid contact with the bloom as it may c
Limerick parade not going ahead over funding row (opens the original)
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There is disappointment in Limerick that the city's Halloween parade has been not go ahead this year following a dispute over funding. Lumen Street Theatre will not stage the Samhain parade - a popular event which involves around 150 performers and attracts more than 20,000 people to Limerick each year. The Limerick-based company confirmed on social media that the parade will not go ahead. Lumen said the decision follows a dispute over funding with Limerick City and County Council and concerns o
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