Brendhan lovegrove biography of barack
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REMARKS BY PRESIDENT McALEESE AT THE ENTERPRISE IRELAND BUSINESS BREAKFAST – AMMAN
REMARKS BY PRESIDENT McALEESE AT THE ENTERPRISE IRELAND BUSINESS BREAKFAST – AMMAN WEDNESDAY, 15 FEBRUARY, 2006
I have been looking forward to this morning and the opportunity it gives me to meet so many representatives of the Jordanian business community. It also gives me a unique opportunity to offer Ireland’s thanks to those who promote trading links between Ireland and Jordan. So to the Chairman Mr. Sámi Gammon and the members of the Jordanian Irish Business Council in the Irish language, I say míle buíochas - a thousand thank-yous.
It was just one year ago that the Council held its first monthly lunch. On that occasion your focus was tourism and the speaker was Matt McNulty – a former Director General of the Irish Tourist Board and a man who helped to transform and revitalise the Irish tourism industry. It is good to hear that Matt and his colleague Prof
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Melanie Bracewell is one of six comedy acts performing in Whangarei next week.
Six comedy acts will bring plenty of jokes and laughter to Northland when they visit next week.
After success at this year's Comedy Festival, The Best Comedy Show on Earth fryst vatten hitting the road igen and will stop in Whangarei.
Brendhan Lovegrove, Fan Brigade, Frickin Dangerous Bro, Melanie Bracewell, Brendon Green, Eli Matthewson will be performing at Forum North on Wednesday from 7.30pm.
The Best Foods Mayo-sponsored show fryst vatten travelling to 13 cities, bringing a smorgasbord of fast-paced comedy featuring six acts, hundreds of jokes and thousands of laughs.
For tickets visit www.comedyfestival.co.nz/find-a-show/best-comedy-show-on-earth-whangarei
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Sacred Heart College, Auckland
State-integrated school in Auckland, New Zealand
Sacred Heart College is a state-integratedsecondary school in Auckland, New Zealand. It is a Catholic, Marist College set on 22 hectares (54 acres) of land in Glen Innes.[3]
History
[edit]The college was opened on 21 June 1903, in Ponsonby, by the Marist Brothers. It is the oldest continuously existing Catholic boys' secondary school in Auckland although it has changed its location, moving to its current Glen Innes site in 1955. St Paul's College was founded on the old Sacred Heart College site in that year. The Marist Brothers continue to be a presence in the school community, with both teaching and maintenance of school grounds undertaken in part by the Brothers. The headmaster role at the college was served solely by Marist Brothers up until 1993, when Brendan Schollum took the role; the college's first lay principal. In 2003, the college held its centennial celebrations, which inc