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The 'lowest ever turnout' town where 'people think voting won't change things'

Only 5.34 per cent of eligible voters turned up to poll stations in Ashton for the by-election back in December 2022

Manchester Evening News

Table quiz being held in Castleknock in aid of victims of Turkey and Syria earthquakes

The table quiz on April 28 will see some truly fantastic prizes up for grabs for all the table quiz whizzes out there

Dublin Live

Cork community heartbroken at death of well-known butcher and 'beloved husband'

The staff of Michael Twomey Butchers will be closing doors early this evening and on Saturday as a mark of respect for their cherished co-worker

Irish Mirror

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John Romano: Once in a lifetime sports dreams happen twice in same day for Gabrelcik family

PALM HARBOR, Fla. — The picture is haphazardly staged, and a bit out of focus. Which is to say, it could have been taken by any parent in any rec sports league in any gym in America.

Tribune News Service

'She was with me the whole time': suicide film brings hope

The spirit of Mary was a strong presence in the making of the film.

Newcastle Herald

'Neighbour stole my parking spot and threw condoms and poo in my garden - I got revenge'

A woman claims she was left having to deal with not one but two sets of nightmare neighbours - and eventually decided to take matters into her own hands by getting revenge

Daily Mirror

Dear Pen Pal, how are you? Letter writing, romance, and life-long bonds

Before the internet, the tradition of pen pals was a great way for young people to learn about another country and potentially make a friend for life.

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Patrick Everson and the Supremes

From waiting for SCOTUS’ decision to chronicling its aftermath, this ‘‘recording star’’ has seen it all.

Chicago Sun-Times

Special tribute to late Derry businessman in his 'favourite place'

Danny Cooley established D Cooley Jewellers on Butcher Street in 1979 and another on Shipquay Street in 1980.

Belfast Live

Tears, singing and applause on emotional day of Queen's funeral

The ECHO joined hundreds of thousands of mourners travelling to London

Liverpool Echo

Family of missing newlywed join lochside search for body 27 years after disappearance

Kevin McGuire left his home in Stronachlachar near Aberfoyle, Perthshire, on December 31, 1994.

Daily Record

Missing For Seven Years A 100-year-old Clock Returned To Owners

A clock with huge sentimental value that was stolen in a house burglary has finally been reunited with its rightful owners after being missing for seven years.

Zenger

Shocking images show duck trapped in Coca-Cola bottle at Scots park

The bird was snapped swimming in the water with a bright red Coca-Cola sleeve wrapped around its neck.

Daily Record

Heartbreaking images of duck trapped in Coca-Cola bottle in Leith spark fury among SSPCA chiefs

Pictures from Albert Dock in Leith of an eider with a Coca-Cola bottle sleeve trapped around it's neck emerged online, with locals concerned for how litter affects wildlife.

Edinburgh Live

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Health department boss Kathrine Morgan-Wicks's tearful apology to abuse victims at commission of inquiry

After listening to hours of child abuse horror stories from victims and family members, the head of Tasmania's health department took her turn in the witness box, tearfully apologising for their hurt and pledging the department she now leads would never again fail so badly.

Belfast Live

Sunday brunch: How thriving culture is fuelling Belfast

From French toast to jam-packed toasties, Brunch has become the latest dining trend to take over Northern Ireland

Irish Mirror

RTE Room to Improve's Dermot Bannon 'devastated' after death of young colleague and 'all round wonderful soul'

Karl Cullen tragically passed away after a devastating car crash earlier this week

Dublin Live

Room to Improve star Dermot Bannon pays tribute to 'kind' show's carpenter

Karl Cullen, a regular feature on RTE's Room to Improve, was remembered as an "unbelievably talented" carpenter

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Family 'heartbroken' after death of young man as tributes paid to popular University of Limerick student

The 22-year-old is being remembered as an "intelligent and kind boy" who was "a credit to his parents"

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh local leaving the city says it needs a 'power wash' and is 'unacceptable'

Annette, who is part of the Save Our Shore group in Leith, says that she is leaving the city next year, referencing a number of reasons such as fly-tipping, untidiness and a lack of green areas

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