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Ninety-nine years ago this weekend, 14 young emigrants from a tiny Mayo village under Nephin mountain bid their families and friends a bittersweet farewell. They were off to America, but first they had to walk the 12 miles over the Windy Gap, from Lahardane to Castlebar, before catching the first of many trains in order to reach Cobh.

Individuals, organisations, voluntary groups, and companies across Kilkenny and the southeast are being invited to enter this year’s Spirit of Enterprise Michael Dee Award.

A major commemorative event which will take place in the Lahardane area in 2012 to commemorate the loss of 11 lives from the parish of Addergoole — all of whom perished on the Titanic — was given support by members of the cultural, education, heritage, and corporate affairs SPC.

Cara O'Mahony from Kilkenny will join 19 other young explorers from all over Ireland, as the group sets sail this week for an unforgettable experience as part of the Tall Ships Races 2010.

Easter is almost here, the clocks are going forward and there is a welcome stretch in the evenings. Now is the time to think about getting active and getting outdoors. Water sports offer a healthy and energetic option to those of you who enjoy feeling the wind in your hair and the splash of water against your skin.

Easter is almost here, the clocks are going forward and there is a welcome stretch in the evenings. Now is the time to think about getting active and getting outdoors. Water sports offer a healthy and energetic option to those of you who enjoy feeling the wind in your hair and the splash of water against your skin.

An American deep-ocean shipwreck exploration company is set to begin a massive salvage operation to recover £70 million of silver which went down aboard a British cargo steamer during World War II 300 miles off the coast of Galway.

Due to the phenomenal success of Ballinrobe Musical Society's recent production of Titanic: The Musical, a night of celebration will be held in Inch's Bar on Friday August 15 at 9pm.

Picture yourself snorkelling in a secluded cove, wandering through narrow cobblestone streets, or sunbathing on a stretch of powdery white sand. The Caribbean offers thrills aplenty for the winter weary. Departure cities, itineraries, and ports of call may vary, but a Caribbean cruise practically guarantees sun-kissed shores, tranquil turquoise waters, azure skies, and balmy climes. Evelyn Byrne, Managing Director of Castle Travel, is a true cruise convert and has enjoyed cruises in this region among others.

The missing trawler that sparked alarm when it went missing off the west coast has returned safely to Rossaveal Harbour.