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Students hold protest over higher education funding (opens the original)
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More than 1,500 students have marched in the centre of Dublin to protest over student fees, the effect the cost of living is having on their education and a lack of accommodation choices. Aontas na Mac Léinn in Éirinn (AMLÉ), formerly the Union of Students in Ireland organised today's protest which started at the Garden of Remembrance and has continued on to Molesworth Street where a large crowd has gathered. AMLÉ said 3,000 students took part in today's protests by either marching through the s
Actress who told audience of Parton death recounts moment (opens the original)
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An Irish actor who informed the audience of Dolly Parton's death before a performance of 9 To 5: The Musical in England last night has described it as a "unique and special experience". Karla Tracey plays the role of Doralee in the musical - the character Parton played in the 1980 film of the same name. Ahead of last night’s show at the Pavilion Theatre in Worthing, West Sussex, Ms Tracey took to the stage to announce the country music icon's death to the audience. "Before we begin tonight’s per
How 'Vincent van Joey' gained confidence through art (opens the original)
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A Co Wicklow artist with Down syndrome has credited an inclusive arts programme for boosting his confidence - and his sales. Joe Hallam, 25, is hoping to pursue a professional pathway as an artist following participation in Connections Arts Centre's (CAC's) Connecting Artists Programme. The programme helps artists with intellectual disabilities and neurodivergent artists build confidence and develop their artistic practice. Several participants, including Mr Hallam, have exhibited nationally, in
Rare whiskey casks crafted from storm-felled Irish oak (opens the original)
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A 1,000-year-old Irish oak tree, which was brought down by a storm, has been crafted into three rare whiskey casks. The ancient tree fell during Storm Elin in December 2023 on the Preston estate in Kilmessan, Co Meath. Now, thanks to a collaboration between Drogheda-based Boann Distillery and Kentucky Bourbon Barrel in Co Kildare, it has been given a new lease of life. "Storm Elin knocked over this very large tree - it was about 10 metres in girth," Boann's Peter Cooney explained. "We took the f
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