10
May
Elementary school students test their knowledge at Gray Matter competition – Barry’s Bay This Week
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Elementary school students test their knowledge at Gray Matter competition
Barry’s Bay This Week In the end, the top three teams were very close, with St. Casimir's earning the highest percentage over Killaloe and St. Mary's, with a final score of 63.5 per cent. The contest has been an ongoing rivalry for the past 19 years, with now retired … |
10
May
KHR businesses discuss economic development strategies – Barry’s Bay This Week
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KHR businesses discuss economic development strategies
Barry’s Bay This Week About a dozen local business managers, along with most members of Killaloe-Hagarty-Richards town council, met last Wednesday at the Killaloe Lions Hall to hear area developers discuss strategies for increasing … |
10
May
A solution needed for costly KHR beaver problem – Barry’s Bay This Week
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A solution needed for costly KHR beaver problem
Barry’s Bay This Week In their latest damming project, beavers flooded out a culvert on O'Grady Settlement Road, which caused part of the roadway to wash out, reported works superintendent, Clifford Yantha, to last Tuesday's meeting of Killaloe-Hagarty-Richards town council … |
4
May
Divide remains over heritage river designation – Your Ottawa Region
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Divide remains over heritage river designation
Your Ottawa Region Killaloe, Hagarty & Richards Township council unanimously rejected support for Canadian heritage river designation of the Ottawa River last week. But that may be the only Renfrew County municipality that rejects the designation that county council has … |
4
May
Divide remains over heritage designation – Your Ottawa Region
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Divide remains over heritage designation
Your Ottawa Region Killaloe, Hagarty & Richards Township council unanimously rejected support for Canadian heritage river designation of the Ottawa River last week. But that may be the only Renfrew County municipality that rejects the designation that county council has … |
4
May
RMBI care home The Tithebarn enjoys the beat of cadet music – carehome.co.uk News (press release)
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RMBI care home The Tithebarn enjoys the beat of cadet music
carehome.co.uk News (press release) The Corps of Drums then marched into the forecourt of the Home and played some stirring military tunes – British Grenadiers, Killaloe (with Irish battle cry), Great Escape and other military marches. But perhaps the favourite for the residents was the … |
3
May
Ice rental rates not up for discussion – Barry’s Bay This Week
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Ice rental rates not up for discussion
Barry’s Bay This Week Marcie Campbell, treasurer of the Barry's Bay and Area Minor Hockey Association, said 24 parents had already approached the Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards council, and were told they would not receive support. She, along with the figure skating … |
3
May
Full lineup announced for Montana Folk Festival – KXLF Butte News
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Full lineup announced for Montana Folk Festival
KXLF Butte News A native of Killaloe, County Clare he now resides in Maine after immigrating to America and settling in the Boston area in 1976. After learning the fiddle at the age of 12, Séamus won the Irish National Fiddle Championship 10 times, a feat unequalled … |
30
Apr
Papers face €500000 bill after trial collapse – Irish Independent
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Papers face €500000 bill after trial collapse
Irish Independent But both papers could still be forced to pick up hefty costs of the legal proceedings after their errors led to the collapse of the case against Paschal Carmody of Ballycuggeran, Killaloe, Co Clare, on the 17th day of the trial. … Newspapers found 'in technical contempt of court' in Ennis case |
29
Apr
Judge finds newspapers in technical contempt of court – Irish Times
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Judge finds newspapers in technical contempt of court
Irish Times Mr Carmody (63), of Ballycuggeran, Killaloe, Co Clare, had pleaded not guilty to nine charges of obtaining more than €16000 by deception or under false pretences from the families of two terminally ill cancer patients by claiming the treatment could … Papers face €500000 bill after trial collapse |