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Gerry Quinn

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Gerry Quinn has been on air for 38 fun years. Listen live on AM 1420 Sunday mornings from 10 am till noon to hear the award winning broadcaster on WHK radio.com
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Could spiritual healing sites be fertile ground for new antibiotics?

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By Gerry Quinn, Paula Duddy
| the-microbiologist.com
In our most recent research study, we propose that spiritual healing sites may be fertile ground for the discovery of new antibiotic-producing microorganisms. (Quinn & Harris, 2025) Streptomyces, a genus of filamentous bacteria within the phylum Actinobacteria, are prolific producers of antibiotics, antivirals, anticancer, antiparasitic, and antifungal drugs. Together with other Actinobacteria, they account for the majority of current antibiotics.
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Ballyea have 'big characters' but backs are to the wall following opening round loss

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By Gerry Quinn
| The Clare Echo Verified
*James Murphy carries the ball out of defence. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill BALLYEA are determined to bounce back following an eight point opening round loss to Clonlara. By Gerry Quinn For the second year running, Ballyea slumped to first round defeat in the Clare SHC. Saturday’s eight point loss was not as bad as poor as their twelve point loss to Kilmaley last July but they will be concerned with their display when going down to the champions.
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Clonlara set the tone with work-rate and tackle count

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By Gerry Quinn
| The Clare Echo Verified
*Michael Collins made his Clare SHC debut for Clonlara. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLONLARA’s quest to win back to back Clare SHC titles for the first time began in emphatic fashion when overcoming Ballyea by eight points. By Gerry Quinn Kicking off their attempts to emerge from the Group of Death, the reigning champions dominated an uncharacteristically tame Ballyea to record a 1-28 1-20 victory.
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