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Blackwater Motors Group have been appointed retailers for ORA GWM and the new electric car, the ORA Funky Cat for the Cork and Munster region, writes Trish Whelan.  The ORA Funky Cat has landed at Blackwater Motors Wilton, with models available for immediate delivery.  The highly specced model is available in two grades, the 300 PRO with a 310km range and the 400 PRO+ with a range of 420km. Prices, from €31,99, include features such as facial recognition, voice recognition, 360deg cameras and adaptive cruise control as standard.  Head of Business at Blackwater Motors Group Michael O’Brien said the first model released, the ORA Funky Cat, has a lot to offer in terms of its range, price and specification. He extends an invite for people to take a closer look at test drive at their location in Wilton.  Pat Ryan, Managing Director for GWM ORA in Ireland said this appointment ensures excellent representation in the south of Ireland.  Pictured are Pat Ryan, MD GWM ORA Ireland; Kevin Hilliard

Gayle Trent  authors two cozy mystery series, one for Bell Bridge Books and one for NAL. Her latest book is Dead Pan , the second book in the Daphne Martin Cake Decorating Mystery Series. In Dead Pan, several people become sick at Brea Ridge Pharmaceuticals’ annual holiday party for its employees, and one–Fred Duncan–dies. Fred’s mother insists on Daphne’s help in learning why Fred died; and since none of the food has yet been exonorated, Daphne feels compelled to find out what made everyone so ill. She’s pretty sure it wasn’t her cake, but she can’t be certain until the police complete the lab results. Was this an accident? Or did someone set out to kill Fred? Hmm…sounds like just the thing to read on a cold winter’s night, doesn’t it?! Want to win a copy? Read on… Have you got a writer on your gift list? If you have (even if that writer is YOU), and you don’t have a clue as to what gift to buy, I’m here to help. Let’s start with the simple things. I love these greeting cards/bookmark

There is always a risk when it comes to planting, transplanting or replanting cordylines and of course no-one wants to unintentionally kill them if they can help it. In this video English horticulturists Simon and Lorna explain the importance of reducing water loss from the leaves while the roots are inevitably damaged during the lifting process. This cordyline is an established plant that has been lifted from an existing border and in this video we explain how to replant it in an other border using various techniques that will give it the best start in its new life. If you would like to see more content like this then consider subscribing to our YouTube channel ‘Walking Talking Gardeners’. It is absolutely free and you can unsubscribe at any time.