#rte six one news

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polling day bois get yer votes in(lucky bastards in primary school, getting a three day weekend SMH why can't the secondary schools do the same)

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'Andrew Scott, mother Nora has passed away after a sudden illness just before Mother's Day.

The sad news was shared by the family, stating that Nora died peacefully surrounded by her loved ones at St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin on March 7th.

The obituary read: "It is with our deepest sorrow that we inform you of the passing of Nora Scott (nee Boyle), beloved wife of Jim, mother of Sarah, Andrew and Hannah."

"Scott, Sandymount, Dublin, formerly Omagh Co. Tyrone, March 7th 2024 peacefully surrounded by her loving family and best friend Anne, in St Vincent's Hospital following a sudden illness. Nora will be deeply missed by her beloved husband Jim, her loving children Sarah, Andrew and Hannah."

Andrew has not yet made any public comments about his mum's passing. Nora had previously shared a heartwarming story about receiving a bouquet of roses from actor Anthony Hopkins six years ago when she told him she was ill. She met him on the set of King Lear, where Andrew was playing Edgar, reports the Irish Mirror.

Recalling the sweet gesture on RTE, she said: "There was probably more than three dozen red roses and attached to them was a little card from Anthony saying 'Be well, sending hugs', and all sorts of things."

"I was thrilled to get such a gift and for the kind thought that promoted it. Now I have recovered, I can enjoy these exquisite roses that grace our hall. It was such a beautiful gift."

Just two months ago, Andrew and his All of Us Strangers co-star Paul Mescal said they didn't really want their parents to watch the movie.

In the film, we see Mescal and Scott's characters getting very close, and both actors said it would be super awkward to watch with their families because of the steamy scenes. "I don't want to be there when my parents watch it! " Andrew shared with TV star Graham Norton.

Andrew had some deep thoughts about the film, saying: "I think for so many people, particularly queer people, you can feel like a stranger in your own family. Even if they haven't directly rejected you, you just feel slightly different... [But] discomfort within a family and love within a family can coexist. It's pretty common."'

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Obituary — new dark comedy-drama for RTE / Hulu

Obituary — new dark comedy-drama for RTE / Hulu

There’s a trailer available for new dark comedy-drama Obituary. Coming to RTÉ One on September 26, it’s led by Siobhán Cullen (The Dry) opposite Bad Sisters star Michael Smiley, Ronan Raftery, Danielle Galligan and David Ganly. The six-parter is written by award-winning Irish scriptwriter Ray Lawlor, lead directed by John Hayes with Oonagh Kearney directing second block and Nell Green…

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The War Within Decades : Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

 

The Palestinian militant group Hamas recently launched an assault on Israel on Saturday, October 7, 2023, with hundreds of gunmen shooting near the Gaza Strip. Based on BBC News, at least 1,300 Israelis have been killed, while some of civilians including children was held in Gaza as hostages, and it also has been said that more than 1,300 Palestinians have also been killed in numerous air strikes on Gaza that Israel's military is carrying out in response, and Israel has imposed a total blockade on the territory, denying some essentials too for Israeli.

The conflict existed long before the current war began. Jewish people once resided in what is now Israel and Palestine as members of the two kingdoms of Israel and Judah, according to RTE News. Jews refer to it as their old ancestral for this reason. But during the following 1,000 years, Jews were driven from the area and sent into exile as a result of numerous conquests and wars. Theodor Herzl, a Jewish journalist and political activist, wrote their Judenstaat in 1896, thousands of years later. Persecution and anti-Semitism were projected.

However, Jews declared the creation of the State of Israel in 1948, propelled by the rise in Jewish immigration following World War II. Palestinians numbering over 700,000 were either driven out or fled in terror. They lost their land, houses, and way of life. But then, just 22% of what was British controlled Palestine was still outside the borders of Israel after two years of conflict in 1949. The West Bank and Gaza Strip are made up of that 22%.

 

Until Israel's soldiers invaded and conquered Gaza and the West Bank during the Six-Day War in 1967, those internationally recognized borders remained in place. And that is precisely why it is known as the Occupied West Bank and why many nations, including Ireland, advocate for a return to the borders that existed prior to 1967. Israel has launched military raids and increased Jewish settlements in the West Bank despite these appeals, particularly in regions that are regarded as having biblical significance.

 

 

Under Israel's current far-right and ultra-nationalist administration, that has significantly gotten worse. Tensions have also increased as a result of Israeli incursions on the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, the third holiest site in Islam. Furthermore, there is no longer any consensus or there's no longer any agreement about what that would mean among Palestinians as to what the so-called two-state solution, which many now support, actually entails. A land, air, and sea siege by Israel has resulted in appalling living conditions for 2 million Palestinians in Gaza since 2005.

 

 

Currently, Gaza Strip is ruled by the militant Islamic group Hamas, which also opposes Israel's right to exist and is in favor of driving out all Jews from the region. And after heavily armed Hamas militants entered the area and massacred over 260 people, thousands of attendees of the Israel-based Supernova Music Festival left. Supernova Music Festival is an event gathering of people from all over the world that stood for unity. One of the first locations Palestinian gunmen struck on October 7, 2023, after breaching the border fence dividing Gaza, was the Supernova Music Festival.

 

Dor Kafach, a victim of the attack, provided a description of how the Israeli Supernova event was attacked by Hamas. He described the terrifying event in Israel to James Longman of ABC News, describing how he saw his friends "falling" and "RPGs flying" behind him as he ran for safety. Based on www.TheGuardian.com, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu openly admitted that Israel and Palestine were at war and that Palestine will suffer the consequences, according to The Guardian.com.

 

Israel had some benefits as the conflict between the two nations rages on. In the Middle East, Israel and Palestine share the territory west of the Jordan River. While the majority-Jewish State is Israel, the majority-Muslim and Arab populations of Gaza and the West Bank are Palestinian. Israel boasts one of the most advanced armies in the world, complete with a nuclear arsenal. Palestinians, on the other hand, don't have a lot of means of self-defense because they don't have a true state or standing army. However, it appears that these two nations genuinely care about their heritage and national pride.

 

Supernova music festival is really widely known for inspiring unity and love, tolerance and inclusion. This festival was an event representing unity and had people from all over the world. No other genre of music has the effect does, Not even close. The fact the starting point of war happened at an event like that is absolutely tragic as it would be in any scenario but the memories that should be fun, turned into the worst time of people in there. Peace will always be more than the absence of war, let’s always look for a positive solution and always remember the words of Mahatma Gandhi, “I appeal for cessation of hostilities, not because you are too exhausted to fight, but because war is bad in essence.”

 

 

McGreal, Chris “What are the roots of the Israel-Palestine conflict?” Fri 13 Oct 2023 19.02 BST https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/13/why-israel-palestine-conflict-history

 

RTC NEWS “Brief history of the Israel-Palestine Conflict.” Youtube, Sat 14 Oct 2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3o8vS-0CmXw

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Best Cash 4 Carz in Perth, WA

One of the interesting things to do these days is to sell used cars. After all, it’s one way to earn extra cash. Besides, there are many auto wreckers Perth WA location service providers nowadays. However, you need to find the best one. For example, you can learn more about Best Cash 4 Carz. Besides, they buy cars Perth regardless of the condition- scrap, unwanted, wrecked, broken, accident, damaged, or old from anywhere in Perth. As such, all you need to do is make a single call, and they will come to your location and tow the vehicle away for free. In other words, there would be less hassle for you and you can earn cash quickly.

Best Cash 4 Carz

The Best Cash 4 Carz in Perth, WA is a famous cash for cars company. When it comes to selling used cars for money, car removal Perth, WA, is reliable. There are many people who depend on their services when it comes to professional used car dealership. First and foremost, they are committed to making the car-selling process next-level convenient for our customers. In addition, they buy any car in the following areas of Perth such as East Perth, West Perth, North Perth, and South Perth. Besides, they will come to your location and tow the vehicle away without you paying it.

Perth, WA

Many people want to know more about the history of Perth, WA area, especially those who want to visit the place. Apart from that, the place has a fascinating historical background. No wonder numerous college students want to know more about the city and its history. Basically, the archaeological evidence demonstrates that the Noongar people have inhabited the Perth area for at least 45,000 years. In addition, Noongar country encompasses the southwest corner of Western Australia. Lastly, the wetlands on the Swan Coastal Plain were particularly important to them, both spiritually featuring in local mythology, and as a source of food.

Kings Park and Botanic Garden in Perth, WA

For years, it is known that in Perth, WA area, Kings Park and Botanic Garden is one of the most famous tourist attractions. Many people go there to enjoy sightseeing and relaxation. Since it’s a botanic garden, different kinds of plants are displayed there. In addition, Kings Park is a 399.9-hectare park overlooking Perth Water and the central business district of Perth, Western Australia. The park is a mixture of grassed parkland, botanical gardens and natural bushland on Mount Eliza with two-thirds of the grounds conserved as native bushland. Lastly, the said travel destination was founded on August 12, 1829.

COVID-19 Vaccine Reaction Data Revealed After Six-Month Delay

Based on a recent news report in Perth, WA, there was a topic about COVID-19 vaccine reaction data. Well, this is one of the popular topics in the city recently. The addition of Western Australia’s 2021 COVID-19 vaccination rollout to the state’s immunization program resulted in an increase of 10,500 reports of adverse vaccine reactions compared to 2020. After a six-month delay, the WA Vaccine Safety Surveillance 2021 annual report was released last month. Besides, it revealed the reactions ranged from as mild as a headache to anaphylaxis and even death in one instance. Are you aware about this report related to the pandemic?

Link to maps

Kings Park and Botanic Garden Fraser Ave, Perth WA 6005, Australia Get on Mitchell Fwy/State Route 2 in Perth from State Route 5 4 min (3.5 km) Continue on State Route 2. Take Kwinana Fwy and Roe Hwy/State Route 3 to Kenwick Link/State Route 30 in Beckenham. Take the State Rte 30/Kenwick Link exit from Roe Hwy/State Route 3 18 min (26.7 km) Continue on Kenwick Link/State Route 30. Drive to Lower Park Rd in Maddington 6 min (3.5 km) Best Cash 4 Carz 6 Lower Park Rd, Maddington WA 6109, Australia

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Rugby Ireland Six Nations Championship Guinness 2023 Fixtures and squad

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Rugby Ireland Six Nations Championship Guinness 2023 Fixtures and squad

The Ireland Coaching Team have named a 37-guy squad for the upcoming Guinness Six Nations Championship, which kicks off with an away ride to Cardiff to stand Wales on Saturday, 4th February.

In Round 2, Ireland host France at Aviva Stadium looking to relaxed their first victory over Fabien Galthie’s facet on account that 2019. There turned into just six points among the two aspects last 12 months in Paris and France emerged the victors once they closing faced off in Dublin the previous year, triumphing 15-13.

In Round 3, Ireland travel to Rome to face a resurgent Italy who have recorded wins over Australia and Wales inside the past year.

Round 4 sees Andy Farrell’s facet tour to BT Murrayfield to face Gregor Townsend’s Scotland and 6 days later, in the very last game of the Championship, Ire play host to England at Aviva Stadium.

Both of Irelnd’s home video games against France and England are sold out and all of Ireland’s furniture can be broadcast stay on free-to-air television and radio across RTE, VIRGIN, BBC, ITV, RTE Radio and BBC NI Radio.

Ireland finished 2nd to France in ultimate year’s Championship with 4 wins and 5 bonus points for a total of 21 factors, claiming the Triple Crown for the first time since 2018.

There is one uncapped participant named within the squad, Leinster’s Jamie Osborne. Osborne was first included into the Senior squad in November 2021 as a Development Player and has because featured for Emerging Irish.

Ireland Head Coach Andy Farrell commented: “The Six Nations is a huge opposition for us and any other possibility for us to develop as organization. 2022 changed into a hectic yr as we got to work with a bigger organization of gamers as we endured to construct our squad intensity and opposition for locations.

Andy Farrell’s Ireland! 🟢#TeamOfUs | #GuinnessSixNations

— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) January 19, 2023

Ireland Squad, 2023 Guinness Six Nations

Backs (17):

Bundee Aki (Connacht/Galwegians) 41 caps Ross Byrne (Leinster/UCD) 14 caps Craig Casey (Munster/Shannon) 7 caps Jack Crowley (Munster/Cork Constitution) 2 caps Keith Earls (Munster/Young Munster) 98 caps Jamison Gibson Park (Leinster) 23 caps Mack Hansen (Connacht) 8 caps Hugo Keenan (Leinster/UCD) 25 caps Jordan Larmour (Leinster/St Marys College) 30 caps James Lowe (Leinster) 15 caps Stuart McCloskey (Ulster/Bangor) 9 caps Conor Murray (Munster/Garryowen) 100 caps Jimmy O’Brien (Leinster/Naas) 3 caps Jamie Osborne (Leinster/Naas) * Garry Ringrose (Leinster/UCD) 47 caps Johnny Sexton (Leinster/St Mary’s College)(captain) 109 caps Jacob Stockdale (Ulster/Lurgan) 35 caps

Forwards (20):

Ryan Baird (Leinster/Dublin University) 8 caps Finlay Bealham (Connacht/Buccaneers) 27 caps Tadhg Beirne (Munster/Lansdowne) 36 caps Jack Conan (Leinster/Old Belvedere) 33 caps Gavin Coombes (Munster/Young Munster) 2 caps Caelan Doris (Leinster/St Mary’s College) 23 caps Tadhg Furlong (Leinster/Clontarf) 63 caps Cian Healy (Leinster/Clontarf) 121 caps Iain Henderson (Ulster/Academy) 68 caps Rob Herring (Ulster/Ballynahinch) 31 caps Ronan Kelleher (Leinster/Lansdowne) 18 caps Dave Kilcoyne (Munster/UL Bohemians) 48 caps Joe McCarthy (Leinster/Dublin University) 1 cap Peter O’Mahony (Munster/Cork Constitution) 89 caps Tom O’Toole (Ulster/Ballynahinch) 4 caps Andrew Porter (Leinster/UCD) 48 caps Cian Prendergast (Connacht/Corinthians) 1 cap James Ryan (Leinster/UCD) 48 caps Dan Sheehan (Leinster/Lansdowne) 13 caps Josh van der Flier (Leinster/UCD) 45 cap

2023 Guinness Six Nations Fixtures:

Wales v IRISH Saturday 4th February 2023, KO 14:15 (IST)

IRISH v France Saturday 11th February 2023, KO 14:15 (IST)

Italy v IRISH Saturday 25th February 2023, KO 14:15 (IST)

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David Dushman, the last surviving soldier who took part in the liberation of the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz in 1945, has died at the age of 98. Dushman, a Red Army soldier who later became an international fencer, died yesterday, said the International Olympic Committee in a brief statement. On 27 January 1945, he used his T-34 Soviet tank to mow down the electric fence of Auschwitz in Nazi-occupied Poland, helping to set prisoners in the death camp free. "We hardly knew anything about Auschwitz," he said, recounting that day in an interview in 2015 with Sueddeutsche daily. But he saw "skeletons everywhere". "They staggered out of the barracks, sat and lay among the dead. Terrible. We threw them all our canned food and immediately went on to hunt down the fascists," he said. Only after the end of the war did he learn about the scale of the atrocities in the camp. Of the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust, more than one million were murdered at Auschwitz-Birkenau, most in its notorious gas chambers, along with tens of thousands of others including homosexuals, Roma and Soviet prisoners of war. [Photo & Caption via RTE News (rte.ie)] https://www.instagram.com/p/CPy8eTdN40R/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Along with Branagh, singer-songwriter Eleanor McEvoy will perform her 1993 hit 'Only A Woman's Heart'.

Belfast director Kennett Branagh is set to be a guest on RTE's The Late Late Show tomorrow night ahead of the film's theatrical release.

Also joining host Ryan Tubridy are Kathryn Thomas from Operation Transformation and FIFA Consultant Lisa Fallon, while the musical highlight will be provided by Eleanor McEvoy, who will perform her maga-hit 'A Woman's Heart'.

Branagh will be joining the programme from London to discuss the personal connection he has to the new film. Belfast is already receiving praise from critics and was the only Irish winner at this year's Golden Globes. The semi-autobiographical film made a showing at the awards with six nominations and one win for Best Screenplay.

The film will land in Irish cinemas tomorrow night (January 21). Check out an extract from Branagh's upcoming interview with Hot Press - set to appear in our January 27th issue - where the acclaimed director speaks about Van Morrison's unique addition to the film, here.

Fellow RTE presenter Kathryn Thomas, and the leaders on Operation Transformation, will be on to discuss refocusing on health in the new year and the team's plans for 2022. The programme started back on January 5th and will continue on for eight weeks, but has attracted concerns from the public over its potential triggers for those suffering with eating disorders.

Lisa Fallon, former head coach with Galway United Football Club and current high-performance consultant with FIFA, will discuss rising to the top of the football business, as a woman in a male-dominated field. Fallon will also discuss how a serious assault guided her world view from a young age.

For music, Eleanor McEvoy will be performing her 1993 hit, 'Only a Woman's Heart'. The song inspired a globe-spanning phenomenon, with the A Woman's Heart album, featuring the cream of Irish women performers at the time, going on to sell over a million copies world-wide and ranking as the best-selling album ever in Ireland.

The Irish singer-songwriter is sitting on an impressive discography that is 16 albums deep.

Listen to 'Only a Woman's Heart' below.

Remember… Belfast is already receiving praise from critics and was the only Irish winner at this year's Golden Globes. — Hot Press

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Global Citizen has announced a second round of artists for its “One World: Together At Home” global broadcast Saturday night, with Taylor Swift, Celine Dion, Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello, Jennifer Lopez, Alicia Keys, Sam Smith, Usher and Pharrell Williams among the musicians newly set to join the telecast.

As previously announced, the primary telecast, which begins at 8 pm ET/5 PT, will be co-hosted by Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon and air on NBC, CBS, ABC, ViacomCBS Networks, The CW, iHeartMedia, Bell Media, AXS TV, beIN Media Group, MultiChoice Group, RTE, the BBC and most digital music platforms.

The six-hour digital stream pre-telecast show will begin at 2 pm ET (11 am PT).

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Three more COVID-19 related deaths, 58 new cases, in New Brunswick Sunday

New Brunswick is reporting three more COVID-19 related deaths on Sunday, bringing the total number in the province to 90. 

All three deaths occurred in Zone 5 (Campbellton region). Two people were aged 40-49 and one person was aged 80-89.

"My thoughts are with the loved ones of the people who have passed away today,"Premier Blaine Higgs said in a release.

"We all have a role to play in slowing the spread of the virus. I want to thank the businesses that have taken steps to motivate employees to get vaccinated and I encourage other businesses to do the same. COVID-19 can pose a serious risk in the workplace and may impact a business’s operations, especially if an unvaccinated employee contracts the disease."

There are 57 people hospitalized due to the virus, with 18 in an intensive care unit.

"Of the 18 in an intensive care unit, none are fully vaccinated (16 are unvaccinated and two are partially vaccinated). Of the total of all hospitalized, 29 are unvaccinated, six are partially vaccinated and 22 are fully vaccinated," says the release.

58 NEW CASES

Public health is also reporting 58 new cases of COVID-19 Sunday and 117 recoveries, dropping the number of active cases to 935.

Of the new cases, 35 – or 60 per cent – are unvaccinated, five – or nine per cent – are partially vaccinated, and 20 – or 34 per cent – are fully vaccinated.

RAPID-TESTING PROGRAM EXPANDS

Beginning Monday, Oct. 18, people who are not a positive COVID-19 case will be able to pick up free rapid-test kits which they can administer at home.

Public Health has doubled the number of rapid test kits for each pick-up location Monday and throughout this week to help meet the initial high demand.

All the pick-up centres will be open during their scheduled hours or until the daily supply has been given out.

"We’re grateful for the high interest in these tests as people clearly want to do what they can to help fight the COVID-19 virus," Dr. Jennifer Russell, chief medical officer of health, said in a release.

"Thank you for your patience with staff at the centres as they work as quickly as possible to distribute the tests."

The kits will be available to the public at large at the following locations provincewide:

Moncton: Greater Moncton Health Centre, 150 Edmonton Ave., (3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday)

Cocagne: Cocagne Health Clinic, 4813 Rte. 134, (8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Thursday, and 8 a.m. to noon Friday)

Moncton: 380 MacNaughton Ave. (10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Edmundston: Edmundston Regional Hospital, 275 Hébert Blvd., (2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Clair: Haut-Madawaska Medical Clinic, 809 Principale St., (1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday)

Grand Falls: Grand Falls General Hospital, 625 Everard H. Daigle Blvd., (8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Saint-Quentin: Hôtel-Dieu Saint-Joseph de Saint-Quentin, 21 Canada St., (2 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily)

Campbellton: E.L. Murray Medical Clinic, 3 Stanley St., (2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Dalhousie: St. Joseph Community Health Centre, 280 Victoria St., (noon to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Shediac: Shediac Regional Medical Centre, 419 Main St., (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Belledune: Jacquet River Health Centre, 41 Mack St., (1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Bathurst: Chaleur Regional Hospital, 1750 Sunset Blvd., (12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday)

Caraquet: Enfant-Jésus RHSJ Hospital, 1 Saint-Pierre Blvd. W., (1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Tracadie: Tracadie Hospital, 400 Des Hospitalières St., (1 p.m. to 3 p.m. daily)

Lamèque: Lamèque Hospital and Community Health Centre, 29 De l’Hôpital St., (noon to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Paquetville: Paquetville Health Centre, 1096 Du Parc St., (8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday)

Saint-Isidore: Saint-Isidore Community Health Centre, 3973-1 Des Fondateurs Blvd., (12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Saint John: Diamond Jubilee Cruise Terminal, (10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Fredericton: Exhibition Grounds, 361 Smythe St., (10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday)

Miramichi: 365 Wellington St. (10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday)

The rapid test screening program is aimed at people two and older who are not a confirmed positive COVID-19 case. A kit has five tests to be used over a 10-day period. People 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult to acquire a testing kit.

VACCINATION UPDATE

Public Health reported today that 82.4 per cent of eligible New Brunswickers are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and 91.5 per cent have received their first dose of a vaccine.

All eligible New Brunswickers can book their second-dose appointments for a date that is at least 28 days after their first dose.

Those attending a vaccination clinic are asked to bring their Medicare card, a signed consent form and, for those receiving their second dose, a copy of the record of immunization provided after receiving their first dose.

REGIONAL BREAKDOWN OF NEW CASES

The 15 new cases in Zone 1 (Moncton region) are as follows:

four people 19 and under;

four people 20-29;

two people 30-39;

two people 40-49;

one person 60-69;

one person 70-79; and

one person 80-89.

Thirteen cases are under investigation and two cases are contacts of previously confirmed cases.

The three new cases in Zone 2 (Saint John region) are as follows:

a person 20-29; and

two people 50-59.

All three cases are under investigation.

The ten new cases in Zone 3 (Fredericton region) are as follows:

one person 19 and under;

a person 20-29;

two people 30-39;

a person 40-49;

a person 50-59; and

four people 60-69.

All ten cases are under investigation.

The 13 new cases in Zone 4 (Edmundston region) are as follows:

five people 19 and under;

three people 20-29

a person 30-39;

a person 40-49;

a person 60-69; and

two people 70-79.

Twelve cases are under investigation and one case is a contact of previously confirmed cases.

The 14 new cases in Zone 5 (Campbellton region) are as follows:

four people 19 and under;

three people 30-39;

three people 40-49;

two people 50-59;

a person 70-79; and

a person 80-89.

Twelve cases are under investigation and two cases are contacts of previously confirmed cases.

The two cases in Zone 6 (Bathurst region) are as follows:

a person 50-59; and

a person 60-69.

Both cases are under investigation.

The one new case in Zone 7 (Miramichi region) is a person 80-89 and the case is under investigation.

Additional information is available on the COVID-19 dashboard.

POTENTIAL PUBLIC EXPOSURES

Anyone with symptoms of the virus, as well as anyone who has been at the site of a possible public exposure, is urged to request a test online to get an appointment.

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[definitelytherepublicofireland]

@official-ikea weather update: if it's this shit in the Midlands I don't want to imagine dingle

[1ddiscourseoftheday]

Thurs 27 June 🏳️‍🌈

I'm sorry but when the biggest line item of the day that I have for y'all is "Louis spotted waiting in line for toilet" I have to question The Point (and also the VIP section accommodations damn wtf.) But. Here we are. Louis is still at Glastonbury, wearing shorts today (pardon me, jorts) and hopefully having a gay old time. Meanwhile, an article was published about Three Six Zero's one year old music label arm that mentions it having operations out of both LA and London and lists Louis as a client. Louis is known to be a US client of the 360 management firm but is he going to be managed by them in the UK as well? Will he be on the music label? Would this mean Syco was out of the picture? The article itself/Louis' presence in it tells us nothing, but this new information about the label is raising hopes high, here on the cusp of the new quarter... Come July 1 we will see, or we won't.

Niall unpinned the tweet about the RTE Orchestra recording from his page, fans freaked that it was because something new was coming, Niall jumped straight in to laugh at them and shut that right down. Another fan- god we're so annoying huh? Niall- LOL! Mean (tho really not unwarranted.) Then he relaxed and watched some football.

Meanwhile, Liam knocked out some more brand ambassador obligations by modeling some sunglasses but more importantly it's a really cute happy pup Liam pic! Nice.

[patrickmorgan]

RTE Interview

In 2016, I was interviewed by Paul O’ Flynn, RTE’s sports correspondent. He was very interested in learning about how blind golf works. The interview was broadcast on RTE’s Six One News that week. I was delighted to take part and share my knowledge  and experience of blind golf. The interview took place out on the course at Elmgreen Golf Club. I was so proud to have the opportunity to do this interview.

Prior to this, I played in the US Blind Golf Open. It was my first time to play away from home. My first ever to compete in an International Blind Golf tournament representing Irish Blind Golf. This was a brilliant experience for me and I really enjoyed my time in the States. The event took place at the Haven Golf Club, Arizona and was organised by U.S. Blind Golf. This was a 3-day event, a practice round and 2 strokeplay rounds. I never played the course before making this unfamiliar territory and an added challenge.

I was so excited on the morning of the 1st round because it was a big competition for me. Breakfast wasn’t enjoyed in the usual manner due to the nerves. We made our way to the golf course which was a short stroll away from the hotel. I started my warm up with a bit of chipping and putting to loosen the muscles. Some bunker practice followed before moving onto my irons. I finished my warm up by hitting a few drivers. When I came to hit my driver, I got a massive shock, on my 2nd drive the shaft snapped. The head of my driver flew out onto the range. Panic started to set in as it was less than twenty minutes to my tee time. My dad, Pat, who guides for me rushed to the pro shop. Pat to the rescue!!!

I played a successful round in the end. I shot a 95 Gross which was good for my handicap. I was lying in the top five after day one. On my second day, the pro shop secured another shaft for my driver and I was delighted to use my own driver in the second round. This helped me massively in shooting a 90 Gross, a better score than the previous day. Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough as I lost out by 3 shots. I finished second overall and was delighted with that as my goal was to finish inside the top ten.

When we arrived back at Dublin Airport. Family and friends along with some journalists who published articles about the event greeted us. This is where Paul learned about what I do.

Paul was brilliant with his time when he met with me at Elmgreen. He filmed us taking putts and playing the first hole. A huge part of this was to explain how a guide sets a visually impaired person up to hit the ball. Paul was impressed with how I hit the ball. Elmgreen were also great, as they made sure it all went smoothly and had the course in pristine condition. During the interview, I talked about how the US Blind Golf Open had gone and how much I love the game. We also discussed upcoming tournaments for the year.

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“I always work off the motto of, ‘if you think you’re working hard, there’s always someone else who’s working harder’… there is nothing easy about the sport or music industries, and you have to work so hard to be successful.” - Niall Horan

On The Loose: released official fourth single from Flicker, including a radio edit, lyric video (rip), official video, behind the scenes video, Basic Tape remix, Slenderbodies remix, acoustic version, acoustic video, and vertical video So Long: performed unreleased song on piano throughout Flicker World Tour dates Mirrors EP: released on vinyl for Record Store Day 2018 Seeing Blind: released acoustic video, live video, and radio single in Australia Finally Free: released song for Smallfoot soundtrack and live video recorded at the Greek Theatre, Los Angeles Flicker (song): released as a radio single in the Netherlands Flicker featuring the RTÉ Concert Orchestra: released live album in Ireland, featuring nine songs including an official live version of previously unreleased song So Long

81 tour dates: across Europe, the Asia-Pacific, and the Americas, playing arenas, amphitheatres, state/regional fairs, and large theatres Featured opening acts & special guests: including Wild Youth (Killarney), Julia Michaels (Europe), RuthAnne (Dublin), Lewis Capaldi (Glasgow), Hailee Steinfeld (London), Maren Morris (NZ, Australia, the Americas), Jayda (Manila), Ming Bridges (Singapore), Sugar Me (Tokyo) Setlist: featured 14-15 original songs and 3-4 covers Regular covers: Dancing in the Dark (Bruce Springsteen), Crying in the Club (Camila Cabello), Drag Me Down and Fool’s Gold (One Direction) Covers for select tour dates: Dancing in the Moonlight (Thin Lizzy - Dublin night 1), Where the Street’s Have No Name (U2 - Dublin night 2), Won’t Back Down (Tom Petty - Greek Theatre LA, Red Rocks & others), New York State of Mind (Billy Joel - Jones Beach Theater, Long Island), Life in the Fast Lane (Eagles - final September tour dates) Filmed Red Rocks show: for potential future release Top 50 worldwide tours of 2018: selling more than 445,000 tickets

BBC Biggest Weekend: played a six-song set on the second day of the festival in Swansea Reputation Tour: special guest for Taylor Swift’s first night at Wembley Stadium, performing Slow Hands together RTÉ Concert Orchestra special: performed nine songs from the Flicker album for broadcast in Ireland, later broadcast in France & South Africa Sounds Like Friday Night: performed acoustic version of On The Loose & interview  New York State Fair: played the headline show on the final day of the fair Official livestream: of Flicker World Tour Amsterdam show, in partnership with Live Nation, for a global streaming audience Late Late Show: performed Slow Hands on London episode Virtual reality concert: made London Flicker Sessions show available on MelodyVR platform

Sounds Like Friday Night: interview on BBC RTE: interview with Eoghan McDermott, as part of RTE Concert Orchestra Special The Project: interview on Australian TV The Voice Australia: guest mentor with Delta Goodrem Today Show: interview on Australian TV Sunrise: interview on Australian TV Studio 10: interview on Australian TV Late Late Show: guest on London show, brief appearance on show in October

TalkSport: co-hosted breakfast radio show in January & September Dubai Desert Classic: played in Pro-Am with Rory McIlroy and a competition winner, and participated in a golf clinic, helping two of his Modest! Golf clients gain entry to the pro event US Golf Masters: ambassador for Drive, Chip & Putt competition Ladies golf: signed Maguire sisters to Modest! Golf, announced Ladies event for NI Open in 2019 Ryder Cup: played in celebrity match & Team Europe ambassador BMW PGA Championship: played in Pro-Am with the winner of a BBC Children in Need charity auction Sky Sports British Masters: played in Pro-Am Interviews: ESPN, SkySports, BBC Radio 5, Golf Channel, Bunkered, Ladies European Tour, The Irish Times, Golf Magic, among others LUFC: provoked an infamous Twitter clapback from Leeds United Modest! Golf: supported four players who have secured tour cards for 2019

Irish referendum: supported the yes vote to legalise abortion March for Our Lives: supported cousin’s participation in march for gun control US politics: publicly denounced Trump (again) US mid-term elections: urged US citizens to vote

Horan & Rose: hosted the second edition of the charity gala & golf event, upping the total money raised for charity to £1.5 million to date Charity t-shirt: released second charity t-shirt raising funds for Cancer Research UK and the Kate & Justin Rose Foundation Rays of Sunshine: hosted teens at Flicker World Tour London soundcheck & show, donated Jingle Bell Ball Santa shirt for charity raffle Charity auctions: donated items for multiple fundraisers, including a signed guitar & VIP concert experience for a Grammy auction raising $4,500 for Musicares Foundation; signed boots to a Small Steps charity auction, raising ��1,130; signed artwork; signed guitar to Cystic Fibrosis Foundation auction, raising €4,000 Anti-bullying Week: supported efforts to stop cyber-bullying on Twitter Instituto Projeto Neymar Jr: supported Brazilian football superstar’s work providing education for kids in Praia Grande, Brazil World Cancer Day: supported Cancer Research UK’s Unity Band initiative LauraLynn Hospice: spent time with kids in hospice care before Flicker World Tour Dublin show

BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw: how real are these Niall Horan ‘facts’?, can Niall Horan remember his own lyrics? BBC Radio 1 Biggest Weekend: when Niall Horan met Shawn Mendes BBC Radio 1 Biggest Weekend with Matt & Mollie: Niall Horan answers questions he’s never been asked before EW: Niall Horan listens to Dua Lipa, Springsteen and more on tour - check out his exclusive playlist Billboard Pop Shop podcast: Niall Horan on new song 'Finally Free,' 'disappearing' after tour to work on next album & 8 Years of One Direction MORE FM: Niall Horan talks about his “intimate” connection with NZ The Edge afternoons with Jono, Ben & Sharon: Niall Horan talks about being mates with Dan Carter The Edge 30: Niall Horan says NZ is his favourite country to perform in Nova 969 Smallzy’s Surgery: could new Niall Horan music be on the way? Nova 969 Smallzy's Surgery: Smallzy’s backstage tour with Niall Horan Nova 969 Fitzy & Wippa: exclusive chat On Air with Ryan Seacrest: Niall Horan recalls best Flicker World Tour moments so far FUN 107 The Michael Rock Show: Niall Horan surprising secret to great hair Walk 97.5 Christina Kay: interview Coup de Main: interview - Niall Horan on his upcoming NZ show, recording live, and honesty in writing ‘Flicker’  Coup de Main cover story: interview - eye to eye with Niall Horan GQ Italia cover story: Niall Horan: my life after One Direction George Ezra & Friends the podcast: Series 2, Episode 1 Zeit Leo: "I get restless very quickly." Singer Niall Horan has a slight obsessive-compulsive disorder. How music helps him, he tells here.

GQ Italia: Music Issue cover shoot Paul Smith: guest at Paris fashion show and spent time with the designer in his studio Revista GQ: Niall Horan is, right now, the only person who knows how to wear a shirt with undershirt as it’s done in 2018 Fashion Bean: best-dressed men of the week

US RIAA certifications: Slow Hands 3 x platinum, This Town 2 x platinum UK Official Charts certifications: Flicker x gold Australia ARIA certifications: Slow Hands 5 x platinum, Flicker x gold Canada Gold/Platinum certifications: Slow Hands 5 x platinum, Too Much To Ask x platinum Chile certification: Flicker x platinum Songwriting awards: BMI London Pop Awards Song for Slow Hands, BMI Los Angeles Award Winning Songs for Slow Hands & This Town  Spotify milestone: Flicker surpassed 1 billion streams in June 2018 Billboard #1s: achieved his 9th solo Billboard chart number 1, with Too Much To Ask reaching #1 on the Dance Club Songs Chart Billboard Year-End 2018: achieved album, song, radio, social and artist entries on the year-end charts US radio: On the Loose became Niall's fourth Top 20 single on Hot AC radio, and fourth single to chart on Mainstream Pop, Hot AC & AC radio formats, reaching #22 on pop radio Hollywood Music in Media Awards: Finally Free nominated for Original Song - Animated Film RTE Choice Music Prize: Slow Hands nominated for Irish Song of the Year iHeartRadio Awards 2018: winner of Best New Pop Artist & Best Lyrics (Slow Hands)

April: using soundchecks to come up with ideas October: wrote a tune on the piano November: ‘3 days into making tunes and it’s feeling good !!!!!’, ‘exciting watching ideas come to life in the studio’, in the studio with Julian Bunetta & John Ryan in Los Angeles I / II / III / IV, RuthAnne Cunningham tells CelebMix she will be writing with Niall for NH2 December: ‘exciting week of writing’, writing session with Jamie Scott, Mike Needle & Dan Bryer in London, ‘very much in writing mode’

Everyone loved Niall: and Niall loved everyone, but especially Hailee Steinfeld, whom he quietly dated while avoiding the media circus which often surrounds celeb relationships.

Soundcheck Q&A and Meet & Greets: made fan engagement a central part of his Flicker World Tour experience Golf events: made time for fans who came out to see him play at pro-am events Maintained boundaries: called out fans for taking creep shots & obnoxious behaviour Calmed audiences: and looked out for the wellbeing of fans at his shows, especially in Latin America Twitter & Instagram: read and responded to fan tweets and questions with a mixture of sincerity, gratitude, brutal honesty, and humour Jade: made one young fan’s night (/life) by inviting her up on stage to dance at the Allentown Fair show

Baby Marit: melted hearts everywhere offering reassurance to two new dads

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Near Sapulpa OK

Sapulpa OK

Do you own a vehicle or sometimes you have to commute? Let me first tell you some quick facts: 65 physicians in 100, 000 population located in Sapulpa and 210 in 100, 000 people from other states said that commuting affect the health of the person. In this case, compared to other cities in the United States, you don’t have to worry. The typical American commutes from other states take 26 minutes which is 10 minutes higher than the commutes in Sapulpa. Yes, it only takes 16 minutes to commute. It’s probably one of the shortest commuting in the US. You may be wondering how people get to work in Sapulpa. The 58% drive their car; 4% carpool with others; 38% work from home; and 0% takes mass transit.

Do you have a plumbing problem?

I will be honest with you. I’ll give a recommendation that you will recommend too. The Wooten Plumbing is the highest rate plumbing service in Tulsa. They have been solving plumbing problems for more than four years now. They have the highly experienced technicians that will answer your plumbing problems right away. In fact, they can solve even the toughest problems you have in your plumbing using their safe and proven, tested methods. As a whole, they’ll give you exceptional service at no additional rates even it is holidays and weekends. Wooten Plumbing opens 24 hours and seven days a week to render you the best service.

Claremore resident earns top award at School for the Blind’s Cane Quest

MUSKOGEE, Okla. – Claremore resident Hunter Kelley earned a Top Scouts medal at the sixth Oklahoma Regional Cane Quest competition hosted recently in Muskogee by the Oklahoma School for the Blind. Kelley is a fourth grader who attends OSB. The Scouts category includes grades 2 through 6. Thirty contestants from across the state participated in Cane Quest. Expert cane skills increase independence by helping for blind or visually impaired users scan for obstacles or landmarks used for navigation. White canes also remind drivers to yield the right of way to pedestrians with white canes Oklahoma contestants in grades two through six competed on the OSB campus with a volunteer teammate from the community. They demonstrated proper cane techniques, self-protective methods, search for dropped objects and human guide skills. They earned coins for properly demonstrating skills, which they later traded for prizes. Read more here

The Claremore Daily Progress in Claremore, Oklahoma gives exciting news about a resident, Hunter Kelley, a fourth-grade student that earns a top award in the school during the Blind’s Cane Quest. The boy deserves a Top Scouts medal in the Regional Cane Quest hosted in Muskogee; the school for the blind The Cane Quest is a program in the entire nation of the Braille Institute of America that is based in Los Angeles, California. As a resident in Oklahoma, I’m proud of Hunter Kelley. He is excellent. I’m happy to know about the successes of students because this inspires other students too.

Heritage Park in Sapulpa OK

It’s always very unusual to be in Heritage Park in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. This park has a great history. This project, Heritage Park had 1700 volunteers. For working in nine days, they have already gathered more than 1000 tools, about 1, 345 Ibs of nails, cut lumbers of about 6, 965 and many more. It’s astonishing to note that the entire town people have contributed to the success of building this park. This park was created to thank people from Sapulpa when it’s the 100 birthday of the American Heritage Bank. The project costs $284, 125 and ninety percent of this came from the bank, and the remaining 10% came from the tile sales. It’s fascinating!

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Heritage Park

23 N Poplar St, Sapulpa, OK 74066, USA

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Wooten Plumbing

1030 E Taft Ave, Sapulpa, OK 74066, USA

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Ireland v Australia Rugby at Aviva Stadium in the 2022 Autumn Nations Series

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Ireland v Australia Rugby at Aviva Stadium in the 2022 Autumn Nations Series

Ireland v Australia at Aviva Stadium in the 2022 Autumn Nations Series on 19th November 2022. Ireland faces the Wallabies in their final Autumn International and their last game of 2022.

The Ireland coaching group have named the final Ireland Match Day Squad of 2022 for Saturday’s Bank of Ireland Nations Series finale against Australia at Aviva Stadium (Kick-off 8pm, live on Virgin Media, Amazon Prime and RTE Radio).

Bank of Ireland Nations Series Fixture:

IRELAND v Australia Saturday 19th November 2022, Aviva Stadium, KO 20:00

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2022 Autumn Nations Series Fixtures

Sat 19 Nov – talkSPORT

England vs New Zealand (KO 5.30pm)

Commentary from Craig Doyle, Andrew McKenna and England World Cup winners Ben Kay and Rocky Clark

Sat 19 Nov – talkSPORT 2

Wales vs Georgia (KO 1pm)

Commentary from Shebahn Aherne, Alfie Reynolds and Wales back James Hook

Scotland vs Argentina (KO 3:15pm)

Commentary from Shebahn Aherne, Stuart McFarlane and Scotland’s all-time record points scorer Chris Paterson

Ireland v Australia (KO 8pm)

Commentary from Craig Doyle, Russell Hargreaves and former Ireland centre Gordon D’Arcy

Sun 20 Nov – talkSPORT 2 

France vs Japan (KO 3:15pm)

Commentary from Tim Cocker, Alfie Reynolds and former England player Kat Merchant

Ireland v Australia Rugby

Andy Farrell is set to name his Ireland team to face Australia this weekend as his side look to end the year with another victory.

The Dublin clash will be Ireland’s final match of 2022 and their last fixture before the start of the Six Nations in February.

Johnny Sexton will captain the side for the Wallabies clash after declaring himself fit. There were fears that the fly-half would miss the game after he suffered a dead leg early in the second half during Ireland’s stirring victory against South Africa a week and a half ago.

But the Leinster star has reassured Ireland fans that he is “ready to go” against Australia.

Ireland will be looking to add to their Autumn International wins against world champions South Africa and Fiji on Saturday (8pm kick-off), while Australia is expected to up their game after recent defeats to France and Italy, as well as a narrow victory over Scotland.

Australia head coach bullish

Dave Rennie insists Australia “know the enemy” but are not playing the underdogs tag this week as they prepare for Saturday night’s big clash with Ireland.

Rennie has named close to a full-strength side for the Autumn series showdown at the Aviva Stadium, where the hosts are hoping to equal a record 12th successive home win that was set during Joe Schmidt’s reign.

But the Wallabies head coach started the week on the back foot after facing a barrage of criticism for the display against Italy in Florence, with the Azzurri beating Australia for the first time.

That came on the back of the Wallabies coming within two minutes of beating France in Paris, and Rennie has reverted back to the core of that line-up, with 10 changes made from last week.

Ireland are favorites heading into this one and Rennie said: “I think everyone likes being an underdog, but we haven’t used that term.

“We know we’re playing an outstanding side and we’re going to have to be at our best.

“We’ve had a massive focus on us. You can show a lot of footage of how good they are but I’m not sure that’s going to help us.

“So, we know the enemy, but it’s important that we’re really clear on the type of game we need to play to try and put them under pressure.”

Ireland team to play Australia on Saturday: H Keenan; M Hansen, G Ringrose, S McCloskey, J O’Brien; J Sexton (capt), J Gibson-Park; A Porter, D Sheehan, T Furlong; T Beirne, J Ryan; P O’Mahony, J van der Flier, C Doris.

Reps: R Herring, C Healy, F Bealham, J McCarthy, J Conan, C Casey, J Crowley, B Aki.