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UAE National Agriculture Centre Partners with Growtech Middle East to drive sustainable farming
Growtech Middle East will be held at Dubai World Trade Centre from 26–28 October 2026, with the UAE National Agriculture Centre (NAC) joining as Strategic Government Partner to sharpen the event’s focus on Emirati farming, agricultural innovation and food security. The partnership commits both organisations to support UAE farmers, raise farming standards and accelerate the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices and technologies through a combined exhibition and conference programme.
The Journal of Music | Music in Ireland: News, Reviews and Opinion
Nuala Kennedy (“Sumptuous folk songs” ****) – Anna Falkenau (“free-spirited, unadorned glory” ****) & Cathal Ó Curráin (“Best Emerging Artist” RTÉ 1 Folk Awards) A family-friendly evening of music is ahead at the Crane Bar on Sunday, September 28 with one of Ireland’s most beloved traditional musicians, flutist and singer Nuala Kennedy, fiddle virtuoso Anna Falkenau, and award winning multi-instrumentalist Cathal Ó Curráin (bouzouki; banjo; vocals).
'Go dtí seo' acoustic concert for Culture Night 2025
To celebrate Culture Night 2025, September 19th, Emer O'Flaherty (voice, piano, flute and whistles) and Gráinne Cotter (fiddle) will give an acoustic performance of tracks from the bilingual album 'Go dtí seo' (launched in April, 2025) in Galway City Library, The Hynes Building, St Augustine Street, Galway, at 4:30pm. The album features new writing as Gaeilge as well as arrangements of traditional sean-nós pieces.
Eddi Reader & Alan Kelly
The acclaimed collaboration between Eddi Reader (SCO), and the Alan Kelly Gang (IRE) returns to stages across Ireland this September. As independent artists, Reader and Kelly have established themselves as mesmerizing stewards of Celtic traditions, and purveyors of the contemporary. Together, they form an enduring musical collaboration that is known to leave audiences spellbound.
Eddi Reader & Alan Kelly Gang
The acclaimed collaboration between Eddi Reader (SCO), and the Alan Kelly Gang (IRE) returns to stages across Ireland this September. As independent artists, Reader and Kelly have established themselves as mesmerizing stewards of Celtic traditions, and purveyors of the contemporary. Together, they form an enduring musical collaboration that is known to leave audiences spellbound.
The Long Grazing Acre with Paddy Keenan & Friends
Renowned uilleann piper Paddy Keenan leads a star-studded line up of Irish traditional musicians and singers at the Long Grazing Acre tour at The Lumpers, Ravensdale, Co Louth, from Fri 26 to Sunday 28 September. The Long Grazing Acre tour celebrates the enormous contribution Travellers make to traditional Irish music as it tours Donegal, Clare and Louth this year, focusing on a different musical Traveller family in each location.
7 things you probably didn't know about the humble spud
Analysis: some lesser-known biological, cultural and scientific facts about the vegetable most closely associated with this island By Eoin Lettice, Regina Sexton, Barbara Doyle Prestwich and Alan Kelly, UCC (1) The South America connection The Incas of South America cultivated around 250 different species of potato.
MEP Ciarán Mullooly on the perils of using AI for official business
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Alan Kelly & Malcolm Byrne on RTE Executives quizzed at the Oireachtas Media Committee
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Back to business: A corporate and legal checklist for Scottish businesses planning ahead
Some legal aspects of business planning have a way of staying in the rear-view mirror – until they suddenly come sharply into focus in front of you. As 2025 starts to build momentum, here’s a practical checklist of ten key areas to keep in focus in order to stay ahead of any surprises. Are your trading terms and conditions still fit for purpose? When was the last time you considered your terms of business?
Two Scenarios for Consideration
According to a 2023 report, the market size for warehouse automation is expected to grow from US$22.15 billion in 2023 to $46.93 billion by 2028 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.20% (1). The report adds that warehouses using conveyors, sorters, and pick-and-place solutions accounted for 15% of all warehouses in 2023 (1). Manufacturing industries certainly are trending toward logistics automation.
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What Is Eli Roth's 'Thanksgiving' Based On?
Eli Roth's Thanksgiving trailer for Grindhouse was designed to provoke and disgust audiences with its shocking and disturbing content, catering to fans who enjoy boundary-pushing horror movies. The Thanksgiving trailer draws inspiration from various horror influences, featuring visual cues from well-known franchises and paying homage to schlock horror marketing of the 1980s.
The True Story Behind ‘Hereditary’s Occult Themes
Hereditary is a fictional horror movie that explores fears about motherhood, mental health, and the impact of grief through supernatural elements. The cult and demon featured in the movie, Paimon, are based on a controversial grimoire called The Goetia: The Lesser Key of Solomon the King. The movie's themes connect to the occult, drawing inspiration from the philosophy of The Order of the Golden Dawn and its infamous acolyte, Aleister Crowley.
Ethics and Integrity in Scientific Communication
Chapter: (p.117) { 7 } Ethics and Integrity in Scientific CommunicationSource: How Scientists CommunicateAuthor(s): Alan Kelly Publisher: Oxford University Press DOI:10.1093/oso/9780190936600.003.0007 Today, a major consideration in scientific publishing is obviously ethical issues or those relating to research integrity, and key concepts around falsification, fabrication, and plagiarism are explored in this chapter, in terms of defining key principles for good research practice underpinned...
Further drivers’ hours extension won’t fix driver shortage - but a package of short and long-term measures can
| Road Transport | Further drivers’ hours extension won’t fix driver shortage – but a package of short and long-term measures can RHA response to the Department for Transport announcement to extend the drivers’ hours relaxation until 3 October: Relaxing drivers’ hours won’t make any material difference to the HGV driver shortage, and fails to address the underlying issues which require a package of measures to fix.
Alan Kelly: 'Craft beer is booming but licensing regulations are harming business'
PICTURE THIS. YOU’RE on holidays in France or Italy and are touring a winery in the blazing sunshine. The moment you’ve been waiting for has arrived. It’s time to sample the wine being produced in front of your eyes. But you can’t because of local licensing laws. Or at the end of the tour, you might like to actually buy some of the wine you’ve been learning about. But you can’t because of the local licensing laws, which deem such a transaction illegal.
Sequential FDG-PET in the management of multiorgan sarcoidosis
Sequential FDG-PET in the management of multiorgan sarcoidosis Free Alan Kelly1, Michael P Keane1,2, David Keane3, Jonathan D Dodd4, David J Murphy4, Cormac McCarthy1,2 1 Respiratory Medicine, St. Vincent's University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland 2 School of Medicine and Medical Science, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 3 Cardiology, St. Vincent's Uiversity Hospital, Dublin, Ireland 4 Radiology, St. Vincent's University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland Correspondence to Dr Cormac McCarthy,...
The English video is a non-issue - Stephen Kenny's real problem is that the story went public
IN A WEEK that saw the centenary of Bloody Sunday commemorated at Croke Park and a great-grandson of an Easter 1916 rebel lead the Irish rugby team at Twickenham, it was Stephen Kenny who somehow became the Irish sporting figure at the centre of Anglo-Irish relations. Perhaps it was just the latest instance of Kenny’s bad luck.
Sequential FDG-PET in the management of multiorgan sarcoidosis
Sequential FDG-PET in the management of multiorgan sarcoidosis Alan Kelly1, Michael P Keane1,2, David Keane3, Jonathan D Dodd4, David J Murphy4, Cormac McCarthy1,2 1Respiratory Medicine, St. Vincent's University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland 2School of Medicine and Medical Science, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 3Cardiology, St. Vincent's Uiversity Hospital, Dublin, Ireland 4Radiology, St. Vincent's University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland Correspondence to Dr Cormac McCarthy, Medicine,...
Scientific communication in the shadow of COVID-19
One of the most fundamental processes within any scientific field is communication of results of research, without which research cannot have an impact. If any piece of research is worth doing, effort is expended in doing it, and the results are of interest, then the research is not truly complete until it has been recorded and passed on to those who need to know the findings. Today, a scientist wishing to share their findings with the world has a wide range of options at their disposal.
Daily Legal News
Domestic Relations 382273 Date Filed August 14, 2020 Case Number D 382273 Judge Plaintiff Filed by. Laura Esther Graves Kelly 2599 West 5th Street Plaintiff's Attorney Defendant Alan Antonio Kelly 7315 Deveny Ave Cleveland OH 44105 About your information and the public record.
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Alan Kelly: Ireland must face up to its climate change obligations
TODAY IS EARTH Day and I am in New York where the nations of the world are gathering to give effect to the Paris Climate Agreement (COP21) that was finalised last December. Having represented Ireland at the negotiations in Paris, I am proud today to sign the agreement at the United Nations on behalf of our country. The negotiations at Paris and the signature today are statements of intent on behalf of Ireland but we must now act on our intentions once and for all.
The Limits of Agile
Let there be no doubt, I truly believe that Agile software development is always and everywhere applicable. Ultimately Agile is built on the foundations of feedback, learning and change. Given this, the Agile principles can be applied in any environment because we try, learn, adjust and try again. However, in the last year or so I have worked with a number of teams that are attempting Agile in non-traditional settings.
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