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Vedrar fjord

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Boats on the River Suir, Waterford, Ireland

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[panoramicireland]

A fine view in Waterford, one of the small city's most famous buildings, the former Ard Rí Hotel with street art by Joe Caslin.

The hotel is set to be redeveloped, at some point, alongside the construction of a new city quarter along the North Quays.

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The House at the Head of the Weir

Tikincor (from the Irish Tigh Cinn Chora, meaning The House at the Head of the Weir) is a townland adjacent to both the river Suir and County Tipperary: it lies just inside County Waterford. The house in question dates from the early 17th century and is one of the fortified residences then coming into fashion. It is believed to have been built for Alexander Power, a member of the de la Poer…

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[travelew]

Nestled along the winding banks of the River Suir, Waterford beckons travelers with its rich tapestry of history and charm. Why travel to Waterford, you ask? Step into a realm where medieval streets whisper tales of Vikings and Norman conquerors. Wander through the cobbled lanes of the Viking Triangle, where ancient relics merge seamlessly with modern vibrancy.

Why travel to Iceland without experiencing the charm of Waterford?

Enjoy your travel to Europe.

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DALLAS TIMES HERALD 1953 TRINITY OUT OF CHANNEL

The Trinity River eased out of its channel at Dallas Wednesday, fed by more than six inches of rain since Sunday.

River forecasters predicted a 30-foot crest would be reached

May 16-18, 1953. This photo, Iooking east toward Dallas, shows part of the Dallas-Fort Worth freeway overpass sticking up out of the water in the foreground.-Aerial Photo b Suire Haskins. .

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A Clearer Complexion Awaits: Exploring Chemical Peel Options near Clonmel

In the picturesque town of Clonmel, where the rolling hills meet the River Suir, residents and visitors alike seek ways to enhance their natural beauty. One option gaining popularity is the chemical peel, a rejuvenating treatment that promises a clearer complexion and a radiant glow. If you're considering this skincare solution, you're in luck – Clonmel is home to the renowned Dr. Manal Younis Clinic, where expert dermatological care meets cutting-edge technology.

Understanding Chemical Peels: A Brief Overview

Before delving into the various chemical peel options available near Clonmel, it's essential to understand what a chemical peel entails. Essentially, a Chemical Peel near Clonmel is a cosmetic procedure that uses a chemical solution to peel away the top layer of skin, revealing smoother, younger-looking skin beneath. This process helps in reducing fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, and addressing issues of uneven skin tone.

Dr. Manal Younis Gynaecology and Aesthetics Clinic offers a comprehensive range of chemical peel options, each tailored to specific skin concerns. From superficial peels that target the outermost layer of skin to deeper peels addressing more significant imperfections, their team of skilled professionals ensures a personalized approach for every individual.

Superficial Peels for a Quick Refresh

Ideal for those with mild skin imperfections or looking for a quick rejuvenation, superficial peels are a popular choice. These peels primarily target the outer layer of the skin, exfoliating dead cells and stimulating collagen production. This results in a brighter complexion and a smoother texture.

At Dr. Manal Younis Clinic, the superficial peel options include glycolic acid and salicylic acid peels. These are gentle yet effective, making them suitable for all skin types. The procedure is quick, often requiring little to no downtime, making it a convenient choice for those with busy schedules.

Medium Peels for Moderate Imperfections

If you're dealing with more moderate skin concerns, such as deeper wrinkles or stubborn acne scars, a medium chemical peel might be the answer. This type of peel penetrates deeper into the skin, targeting the middle layer. The result is a more significant improvement in skin texture and tone.

Dr. Manal Younis Clinic offers trichloroacetic acid (TCA) peels as a reliable option for medium-depth exfoliation. The experienced team carefully tailors the concentration of the peel to address specific concerns while ensuring the safety and comfort of the patient. While a medium peel may involve a longer recovery period compared to a superficial peel, the transformative results are often worth the wait.

Deep Peels for Comprehensive Skin Renewal

For those seeking a comprehensive skin renewal and addressing severe imperfections, deep chemical peels are the most potent option. These peels penetrate the deepest layers of the skin, effectively treating deep wrinkles, sun damage, and scars. However, it's essential to note that deep peels typically require a more extended recovery time.

At Dr. Manal Younis Clinic, the phenol peel is a deep chemical peel option that delivers remarkable results. While the recovery period may be more extended, patients often experience significant improvements in skin texture, tone, and overall appearance. The experienced professionals at the clinic guide individuals through the process, ensuring a thorough understanding of what to expect during and after the treatment.

Conclusion

In the quest for a clearer complexion near Clonmel, the Dr. Manal Younis Gynaecology and Aesthetics Clinic stands out as a beacon of expertise and innovation in dermatological care. Whether you opt for a superficial peel for a quick refresh, a medium peel for moderate imperfections, or a deep peel for comprehensive skin renewal, the clinic's commitment to personalized care ensures that your unique needs are met.

Embark on a journey to rediscover your skin's natural radiance at Dr. Manal Younis Clinic. With a range of chemical peel options and a team of dedicated professionals, achieving a clearer and more vibrant complexion has never been more accessible. Say goodbye to imperfections and hello to a revitalized you in the heart of Clonmel.

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The Magic of Moments: Wedding Videography in Waterford

In the quaint town of Waterford, where history whispers through cobbled streets and the River Suir flows gracefully, the magic of moments comes to life through the lens of wedding videography. Every couple embarking on the journey of matrimony dreams of a day filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable memories. In Waterford, these dreams are not just realized but immortalized, thanks to the enchanting art of Wedding Videography Services.

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Cahir Castle is one of Ireland’s largest and best-preserved castles. It stands proudly on a rocky island on the River Suir.

The castle was was built in the thirteenth century and served as the stronghold of the powerful Butler family. So effective was its design that it was believed to be impregnable, but it finally fell to the earl of Essex in 1599 when heavy artillery was used against it for the first time. During the Irish Confederate Wars it was besieged twice more.

At the time of building, Cahir Castle was at the cutting edge of defensive castle design and much of the original structure remains.

An excellent audiovisual show now provides sightseers with a detailed appreciation of the castle’s long history. Visitors also flock to the castle because of its role as a film and TV location – it has featured in productions like Excalibur and The Tudors

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More cycling on Ireland's River Suir Blueway, this time from Kilsheelan to Carrick-on-Suir in County Tipperary with views to County Waterford across the river.

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A Feature on the Landscape

Currently on the market with some 70 acres, Landscape House, County Waterford is thought to date from c.1790 when it was owned by the Congreve family: their main residence, Mount Congreve, lies some 20 miles to the south-east.  On a raised site overlooking the south bank of the river Suir, it’s a relatively small building, three bays and two storeys over basement, and was perhaps intended to…

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Echoes of our Past | January 20th 1923

Librarian Richard Forrest takes a look at news highlights published in The Echo 100 years ago this week.

Examiner Manager Shot

Denis McGrath, Manager of the Cork Examiner, was shot at and wounded when entering his house at the junction of Victoria Road and Blackrock Road at about 7 o’clock yesterday evening. Mr. McGrath left the Examiner Office at 6.30pm to take the Blackcock tram home. On opening the garden gate, he was immediately rushed from behind by four men who had apparently been lying in wait. They drew revolvers and fired three shots at close range before decamping. One of the bullets shattered the bone above his right elbow and another penetrated deep into the side of his back. A military officer who had been on board the tram gave chase, but the assailants made their escape along Victoria Avenue. On hearing the shots, Mr. McGrath’s daughter quickly came to his aid and, despite his injuries, he was able to walk into the house unaided and without commotion. Miss Crean, an experienced nurse, and daughter of the ex-M.P. Eugene Crean, hurried from an adjacent house to render assistance. Shortly afterwards Drs. Dundon and Shanahan were on the scene, as well as Frs. Moylan and McCafferey, Blackrock Road, and Fr. McSwiney, St. Finbarr’s South. Mr. McGrath was conveyed to the South Infirmary and operated upon. The operation was successful, and he is progressing well under the circumstances. A second operation will be performed today to remove the bullet from his back. The Rev. Dr. Thomas called to the Examiner Offices this morning to express his concern for Mr. McGrath before attending the Cork dockers meeting and departing for America this evening.

Cork Dockers Strike

The Rev. Dr. Thomas, honorary president of the Cork Workers Council, opened an important meeting today in relation to the dockers strike. Deliberations paused at noon in order for the strikers to have time to consider proposals. The nature of those proposals is not yet public but the atmosphere around the matters in dispute appears amicable and there are grounds for hope of a settlement. The dispute has brought great hardship and paralysed trade in the south of Ireland. The Clyde Company’s Eddystone left Penrose Quay in the early hours this morning to return to Glasgow with her cargo undischarged. 

Incendiary Attack on Capwell

Just before 10 o’clock last night a desperate attempt was made to destroy Capwell Station, the terminus of the Cork-Macroom Railway. Armed men broke into the station and sprinkled petrol all about the offices and goods stores. The entire premises would have been destroyed but the Fire Brigade was quickly on the scene and immediately proceeded to quell the flames. By 11 o’clock all was extinguished and comparatively little damage was done. A military guard remained at the station. 

Neutral I.R.A. at Youghal

Neutral members of the I.R.A. met at the Town Hall, Youghal last night to formally organise and passed the following resolution: “We express our approval of all steps being taken to bring the present deplorable state of affairs in the country to an end. We pledge our support to any agreed policy which will be directed towards the attainment of an honourable peace”.

Gramophones Stolen

Yesterday evening a number of gramophones and gramophone records stated to have been stolen from Piggott & Co., Limerick were discovered concealed in a stack of hay at Rossbrien by some youths. The matter was reported to the Civic Guard who are conducting inquiries.

Volunteer Smith Succumbs

Volunteer Christopher Smith (not O’Gorman), National Army, seriously wounded in a fight with Irregulars at Dromina, near Charleville on Wednesday, died in in St. John’s Hospital this evening. Deceased received a bullet through the left lung. He was a married man with three children and a native of Limerick.

Body Recovered

The body of John Shea, one of the four young men drowned on St. Stephen’s Day at Kilsheelan, has been taken from the river at Carrick-on-Suir.

Ordinary Man Seeks Less Work

A staggering, amazing thing has happened! A man – he may well have escaped from King Tut…, (whatever-ya-call-‘im’s) tomb over beyond at Luxor – has advertised in a newspaper thus, “An honest man seeks work”.  Paralysing phrase this. I was unable to finish reading the advert. The identity was not revealed but what multitudes would flock to see such a specimen! There is a story told about a well-known Cork street corner. One day a man drove up, stopped at it, and exclaimed in a loud voice “Work”. Only for the ambulance to fly back and forwards to bring half the men there to the nearest hospital. The other half managed to crawl home and said it wasn’t just a bomb that had exploded but a whole cargo of German mines. The mockery! the daring! of that phrase. At once an archaicism and an anachronism. Of course, the advert should read, “An ordinary man seeks work”, or “An honest man seeks less work”.   

Handball Championships at Cork

The Cork Handball Association is planning a tournament for the Murphy Cup next season. The tournament will be open to entries from all of Ireland and the winner will be proclaimed Handball Champion of Ireland. It will be played in the Ball Court, Old Market Place, Cork. It is probable that the successful competitor will have the opportunity to advance to meet J.J. Kelly, New York, the World Champion.  

Shandon vs. Clifton

An interesting association football tie is listed for decision to-morrow when Shandon meet Clifton in the first round of the senior challenge cup. Clifton’s cup record is better but Shandon’s current league performance is superior being just one point offf the leaders. A well contended match is anticipated. Mr. N. Wolffe to have charge of the whistle. Kick-off at Victoria Cross 3 p.m. sharp.

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"Osraige" (Osraige or Osraighe (Classical Irish), Osraí (Modern Irish), anglicized as Ossory, was a medieval Irish kingdom comprising what is now County Kilkenny and western County Laois, corresponding to the Diocese of Ossory. The home of the Osraige people, it existed from around the first century until the Norman invasion of Ireland in the 12th century. It was ruled by the Dál Birn dynasty, whose medieval descendants assumed the surname Mac Giolla Phádraig. The politics and history of the kingdom are well-attested to in the various Irish Annals in which Osraige is often presented as a major kingdom. The Osraige appear as the final opponents of their southern neighbours the Déisi in the cycle The Expulsion of the Déisi.While portrayed as unconquerable in battle, the Osraige are eventually overcome by the Déisi in the end by magic and treachery and thus cede to them the southern territory between the River Suir and the sea which the Déisi ever-after occupied. Strongly associated with the eleventh-century rule of Donnchad Mac Giolla Phádraig (who reigned as king over Leinster until his death in 1039 AD) are the Fragmentary Annals of Ireland which are famous for their heroic portrayal of the ninth-century Ossorian king Cerball mac Dúnlainge in his many victorious struggles against pagan Vikings in Ireland.The Fragmentary Annals of Ireland were believed to be commissioned by Donnchad Mac Giolla Phádraig as historical propaganda for Osraige's eleventh-century rise to power, and likely influenced the creation of other later pseudo-chronicles such as Cogad Gáedel re Gallaib.Within the Fragmentary Annals, editor and translator Joan Radner has detected a strong focus on Ossorian tradition, especially relating to king Cerbhall mac Dunglange, suggesting the hypothetical Osraige Chronicle as a possible source.) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osraige https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce92558v_fL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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15:05 on Monday the 16th of December, 2019.

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Willie Gunn Probably one of the most popular tube flies of all and for good reason!

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