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Missing Cumbria museum sign found in Northern Ireland
Missing Cumbria museum sign found in Northern Ireland

BBC News

time30-05-2025

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Missing Cumbria museum sign found in Northern Ireland

A museum sign missing for more than five years has been discovered washed up across the Irish Smith and his seven-year-old daughter were walking along the coast near Bangor in Northern Ireland when they spotted a bit of wood which turned out to be a sign for The Dock an internet search, they realised The Dock Museum was in Barrow-in-Furness, manager John Irving said staff "burst out laughing" when they received an email from Mr Smith revealing the find. "It was such a gorgeous story," Mr Irving said."I've been here five years and I've never seen that sign, so it's got to [have been missing for] over five years." The sign is in the shape of an arrow, with the The Dock Museum and 0.5km written on it."I'll be using those sign writers again, it's in good nick," Mr Irving said having seen how well it has been museum team believe a storm must have dislodged the sign and it ended up in the sea. Reunion plans Mr Smith said his daughter was "over the moon about" the discovery."I originally thought it maybe came from Belfast. "Even if it had come from Belfast that would have been quite a journey- we're talking seven or eight miles."His daughter was the one who suggested they contact the museum to try and get the sign back to plan is for them to travel over to Cumbria to hand it back in person."It's a good excuse to come to Cumbria, I've always wanted to come to Cumbria," Mr Smith said."It seems like a beautiful part of the world."Mr Irving said The Dock Museum will give Jonny and his daughter "VIP treatment" and the story will eventually appear somewhere in the museum. Follow BBC Cumbria on X, Facebook, Nextdoor and Instagram.

Wigan winger Smith signs contract extension
Wigan winger Smith signs contract extension

BBC News

time08-02-2025

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Wigan winger Smith signs contract extension

Wigan Athletic midfielder Jonny Smith has signed a new extended contract until the end of the 2026-27 27-year-old has scored 10 times in 58 appearances for the Latics since joining from League One rivals Burton Albion in the summer of 2023, including six goals this who started his career at Wrexham, has scored in three of his last four appearances for Wigan, including in Saturday's 2-1 FA Cup defeat to Premier League side Fulham."Jonny has been an influential player during my time at the football club and is extremely popular amongst the players, staff, and supporters," said Wigan manager Shaun Maloney.

Wigan 1-2 Fulham: Muniz at the double as Cottagers edge through
Wigan 1-2 Fulham: Muniz at the double as Cottagers edge through

BBC News

time08-02-2025

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  • BBC News

Wigan 1-2 Fulham: Muniz at the double as Cottagers edge through

Fulham travelled to the Brick Community Stadium having exited the FA Cup fourth round in four of the previous five seasons, and they needed to survive a late Wigan onslaught to avoid another early exit on Cottagers dominated the first half and should perhaps have led by more than Rodrigo Muniz's header at the break.A second Fulham goal seemed only a matter of time early in the second half, but Jonny Smith's stunning strike - Wigan's first shot on target - changed the complexion of the restored the visitors' advantage not long afterwards, but Wigan soon regrouped and went close to a second equaliser when Ronan Darcy curled a shot wide from the edge of the Diop almost put through his own net and Scott Smith forced a fine save out of Steven Benda, before Darcy had a late goal ruled out for the end, Fulham held on by the skin of their teeth to confirm their place in the fifth round.

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