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Irish sporting icons have been fundraising for a 13-year-old Cork girl who lost both of her legs in a farm accident. The ‘Stand for Féile’ fundraiser has been joined by a broad range of sports
A historical and groundbreaking Augmented Reality (AR) theatre experience is returning to Dublin after wowing audiences with their 7 Deadly Sins show. BadaBoom, created by Irish playwright and
The 'curious' goats are 'always hungry' and visitors can buy goat food for themREAD MORE: I went on a pub crawl to five of London's 'haunted' pubs You've heard of ghost towns, but what about goat
Having the essential canned foods in your store cupboard helps you save time and money and time – but that doesn't have to mean compromising on flavour.
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Adorable bear tries to sniff a camera at the Moscow ZooAn adorable sun bear has become the star of the Moscow Zoo by standing on its hind legs and appearing to interact with visitors on the other side of the glass. The curious animal was caught on video
At the Canada Games swimming meet in St. John's, athletes who look like they're old enough to head off to college dive into the pool to race their best.Yellowknife's Louisa Henry accomplished her
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30 Quick BBQ Recipes Ready in 30 Minutes—Or Less!From steak kebobs to savoury grilled veggies, these mouthwatering summer meals will be on your table in no time. The post 30 Quick BBQ Recipes Ready in 30 Minutes—Or Less! appeared first on Reader's
The motorcycle ride is in honour of Lorne Winters, and a general awareness event for mental health and suicide prevention. The CBC’s Darryl Dinn talks to several people involved in the ride. Warning:
Arachnophobes, look away now. In yet more horrific creepy crawly-related news, four new sub-species of tarantula with massive penises have been found. It’s only a few days since we were
Twenty young people are voyaging from Stephenville to Conne River for a week of educational experiences.They're aboard the Polar Prince, which left the west coast of Newfoundland on Monday."I am such
There are lots of people to become friends with in Hollywood, but these sets of celebs have found a best friend for life in each other.
Melissa O'Brochta, director of partnership marketing with the Seattle Kraken, tells The National about the moment the NHL team’s mascot was charged at by a grizzly bear while fly fishing in Alaska’s
Longevity researcher Dan Buettner raves about the benefits of beansA leading longevity researcher says the real key to living well into your 80s, 90s, and even 100s isn't an expensive fad or diet -
Here we reveal the long-life store cupboard staples that you need to stock up on to sustain you and your family through an emergency.
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Cam Little 70-yard field goal: Jaguars kicker boots would-be NFL record longest FG vs. SteelersCam Little has made history...sort of. The Jaguars kicker nailed what would have been an NFL-record 70-yard field goal in Jacksonville's first preseason game against the Steelers, but because it's
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Israeli golfer Beck swinging for a causeOn golf courses around the world, Laetitia Beck stands out – not just for her skill or her historic accomplishments, but for something far more powerful: her unwavering pride in her identity and the
Whether you're a Five Guys fanatic, a Chick-fil-A champion or a Domino's devotee, everyone has their go-to fast food joint. Here we've ranked the best in the world, counting down to the one everyone
A man living near Wahnapitae, Ont., in Greater Sudbury, is worried about the fate of his pets after their expected government seizure next month.Bryton Bongard lives on a rural property, where he
Imagine walking along a beach when you find dinosaur footprints preserved in stone for 200 million years. That may seem like the plot of a children’s book, but for 10-year-old Tegan, it became her
The Jerusalem Post
Harvard Medical School breakthrough: Tiny doses of lithium reverse memory loss in Alzheimer's miceA study published in Nature stated that supplementing the brain’s own lithium stores could prevent and even reverse Alzheimer’s disease, offering hope to more than 400 million potential patients
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