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Two men in the vast ocean on a sailboat. Both have mysterious origins and uncertain motives. Put on your foul weather gear for this short story by Jeremy DeConcini where you can’t be sure whether the true enemy is nature itself or the nature of man.

Imogen thought escaping the king's wrath would give her everything she wanted. But her relationship with Prince Hank is tougher than an overcooked flan, and the welcome they get on Badlands Island is far less than friendly. Accused of kidnapping, Imogen proposes they prove their worth by traveling through a deadly forest to retrieve a magical herb at the top of a mountain. Forced to take her baking skills on the road, Imogen and her friends must navigate monsters, secrets, and a possible traitor.

Rising global tensions are now hitting home, with inflation climbing faster than expected, energy bills set to increase again, and warnings of possible food shortages in the months ahead. As the war in the Middle East continues to disrupt oil and gas supplies, there are growing concerns about what this means for Irish households, the wider economy, and the road ahead. To discuss this Alan Morrissey was joined by are Tommy Corbett from Carey Corbett Financial Solutions, and Newmarket-on-Fergus native and Professor of Politics at DCU, Donnacha Ó’Beacháin. Image © Political Map of the Middle...

This weekend's Killanena Tractor Run has been deferred due to the ongoing fuel crisis. The popular event had been due to take place this Sunday, but will now take place at a later date as the county's fuel reserves have been significantly impacted. This year's renewal will be the 10th running with all proceeds to be donated to the day care centre in Raheen Community Hospital in Tuamgraney. Raheen Hospital Support Group Chair and Maghera Fianna Fáil Councillor, Pat Hayes, says the goodwill is present in the community to refix the event 'when things return to normality'.

Analysts are expecting gas prices to nudge higher due to the conflict happening in the Middle East. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez is live with the story. (Photo credit: Benjamin Fanjoy/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

A number of East Clare residents are reportedly experiencing difficulty accessing their homes due to damage on their roads caused by the Killaloe Bypass project. Unveiled last May, the €88 million development saw the construction of a new bridge connecting Killaloe and Ballina as well as a two-kilometre single carriageway bypass. Follwing complaints of parts of nearby roads having sunk due to wear and tear caused by construction vehicles, Killaloe Municipal District has pledged to seek restoration works funding from the Department of Transport. Fianna Fáil Councillor Tony O'Brien, who ...

Hour 2: Bulldog takes your calls on the Bills off-season and if they have done enough.

Michael Wallace has the evening's top headlines from the WCBS 880 newsroom....