No Escape opens in cinemas September 4th
This intense, fast-paced action thriller, starring Owen Wilson, Lake Bell and Pierce Brosnan will literally leave you breathless.
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Pat Dawson CEO of the ITAA to receive Spanish award
Mr Dawson will receive a medal of order of civil merit at the behest of His Majesty King Felipe VI of Spain.
RECORD CROWDS AT COMHALTAS ALL IRELAND FLEADH CHEOIL IN SLIGO
It was an exciting and successful weekend of competitions, concerts, céilithe and sessions at the Comhaltas 64th Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann
Sinister 2 unleashed in cinemas Friday August 21st
SINISTER 2 stars James Ransone (The Wire) and Shannyn Sossamon (A Knight’s Tale) and is directed by Ciarán Foy (Citadel).
UCC Gala Screening of A Doctor’s Sword to honour Cork War Hero
A Doctor’s Sword tells the incredible story of Aidan MacCarthy, a UCC trained doctor from West Cork who survived some of the most harrowing episodes of World War II.
ALONE express disappointment over Fair Deal Scheme review
“While we welcome the review and the fact that it introduced no increases for older people, we are disappointed that after three years there are no specific targets.”
ALONE launch Home First Campaign 2015
ALONE, the charity that provides services for older people in need, have launched their Home First Campaign raising the question, “Why are we forcing older people out of their homes?”
Up Up Up and Away! It’s Dublin Kite Festival this Weekend.
Exkitement is building ahead of Dublin City Council’s third annual Dublin Kite Festival, taking place on Sunday 14th June at North Bull Island, Clontarf.
Limelight Communications campaign nominated for two awards
Their campaign for the Bram Stoker Festival 2014 has made the final stages of the Awards for Excellence in PR 2015 and the SOCKIES Maximum Media Social Media Awards 2015.
ITAA responds to Spanish air traffic controllers strike
The Irish Travel Agents Association has expressed dismay at the announcement earlier today that Spanish air traffic controllers have planned four days of strikes in June.
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