The owners of a dilapidated palace in Poland have put up a security fence to deter treasure hunters after their property was named as the secret location of 28 tonnes of Nazi gold, buried there in the dying days of World War II.
This week I found myself talking to a food retailer with a hotline to the man above, some intrepid food producers in West Cork, a chef with a love of baking, and the owners of a five-star boutique hotel in Dingle about the challenges of doing business during the current crisis.
It's very Irish, isn't it? The lockdown restrictions start to ease ... and the summer turns into winter.
Much of downtown Washington was sealed off yesterday, and the White House was fortified as thousands descended on the US capital. Authorities estimated that the march would attract up to 200,000 people.
'The public prosecutor's office in Braunschweig is investigating a 43-year-old German national on suspicion of murder. From this you can see that we assume that the girl is dead."
The pint glasses belonging to the shareholders of C&C may not have been fizzing with much optimism on Wednesday ahead of the Bulmer's cider producer's annual results announcement. With Covid-19 tearing through the hospitality sector - temporarily closing pubs, restaurants and hotels - the shareholders may have been braced for bad news.
Portland, Oregon, Mayor Ted Wheeler on Saturday ordered the city's police to stop using a common type of tear gas except as a last resort in life-threatening situations, making it … Click to Continue »
