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North Wales Live
a day ago
- North Wales Live
Wowcher's half price holiday to hidden gem island with 'quiet charm' complete with infinity pool and spa
If you are looking for a fantastic holiday deal, which won't break the bank, Wowcher are offering some fab deals. From just £89 per person you can head to the gorgeous island of Malta. This is a massive saving of 50% for customers, with the prices slashed down from £170. Beautiful Malta is known for its stunning beaches and historic charm. In this deal you can get a two, three, four, five or seven-night stay at the amazing four star Solana Hotel. The hotel has an infinity pool, spa access, and return flights from Manchester, London Gatwick, London Luton, and London Stansted. There is a panoramic pool and sundeck fitness centre, heated indoor pool, chromotherapy hydro bath, relaxation lounge, and gardens. You can also enjoy the onsite Italian and Maltese restaurants. EasyJet, who recently revealed its research sees two in five Britons are looking to try somewhere new this summer with Malta topping the bill with 38%, is also offering packages to Malta for prices starting at £262. The budget airline holiday's data also saw surges in trips to Sardinia in Italy, at 34 per cent and Seville in Spain, also at 34 per cent. The Wowcher hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Mellieha. Bask in luxury with a rooftop infinity pool and unwind in the tranquil spa. Located between Italy and north Africa, Malta is a Mediterranean paradise offering a blend of wandering the historic buildings as well as experiencing its vibrant culture. As advertised by EasyJet Malta has "quiet charm, clear waters and long, sunny days." Visit Valletta's grand architecture or dive into crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life. Alternative holiday providers are also offering trips to the island, with Jet2 's packages starting at £476 and Tui 's start at £519 per person. For nightlife enthusiasts, St Julian's offers a plethora of clubs and bars to keep you entertained till dawn. Wowcher are dedicated to ensuring you have peace of mind every step of the way when booking your beautiful holiday and the trip has ATOL protection and a flexible payment plan. You will get a minimum of 40 hours in your destination for any two-night break. while on a three-night break, it's a minimum of 60 hours.
Wales Online
a day ago
- Wales Online
Wowcher's half price holiday to hidden gem island with 'quiet charm' complete with infinity pool and spa
Wowcher's half price holiday to hidden gem island with 'quiet charm' complete with infinity pool and spa Wowcher is offering a great holiday deal What a stunning location If you are looking for a fantastic holiday deal, which won't break the bank, Wowcher are offering some fab deals. From just £89 per person you can head to the gorgeous island of Malta. This is a massive saving of 50% for customers, with the prices slashed down from £170. Beautiful Malta is known for its stunning beaches and historic charm. In this deal you can get a two, three, four, five or seven-night stay at the amazing four star Solana Hotel. The hotel has an infinity pool, spa access, and return flights from Manchester, London Gatwick, London Luton, and London Stansted. There is a panoramic pool and sundeck fitness centre, heated indoor pool, chromotherapy hydro bath, relaxation lounge, and gardens. You can also enjoy the onsite Italian and Maltese restaurants. EasyJet, who recently revealed its research sees two in five Britons are looking to try somewhere new this summer with Malta topping the bill with 38%, is also offering packages to Malta for prices starting at £262. The budget airline holiday's data also saw surges in trips to Sardinia in Italy, at 34 per cent and Seville in Spain, also at 34 per cent. Content cannot be displayed without consent The Wowcher hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Mellieha. Bask in luxury with a rooftop infinity pool and unwind in the tranquil spa. Located between Italy and north Africa, Malta is a Mediterranean paradise offering a blend of wandering the historic buildings as well as experiencing its vibrant culture. As advertised by EasyJet Malta has "quiet charm, clear waters and long, sunny days." Visit Valletta's grand architecture or dive into crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life. Alternative holiday providers are also offering trips to the island, with Jet2's packages starting at £476 and Tui's start at £519 per person. For nightlife enthusiasts, St Julian's offers a plethora of clubs and bars to keep you entertained till dawn. Article continues below Wowcher are dedicated to ensuring you have peace of mind every step of the way when booking your beautiful holiday and the trip has ATOL protection and a flexible payment plan. You will get a minimum of 40 hours in your destination for any two-night break. while on a three-night break, it's a minimum of 60 hours.
Western Telegraph
a day ago
- Politics
- Western Telegraph
Ireland to lodge letter of objection to Israel over shots fired close to patrol
The incident came during a joint Irish United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) and Lebanese Armed Forces patrol close to the Blue Line on Thursday. None of the Irish personnel – who were recently deployed to Unifil as part of the 126th Infantry Battalion – were injured in the incident. Oglaigh na hEireann said on Thursday that all personnel were reported to be safe and well, and that they continued to monitor the situation in southern Lebanon. Irish and Maltese peacekeeping troops on patrol in Lebanon earlier this year (Niall Carson/PA) Irish Minister for Defence Simon Harris said he had been briefed by the incoming chief of staff Brigadier General Rossa Mulcahy. He said just before midday, the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) had fired shots into the patrol area. He also confirmed that a formal letter of objection from Ireland would be lodged with Israel via the UN on Friday. 'Brigadier General Mulcahy provided me with a detailed briefing on the serious events that took place yesterday involving Irish Defence Force personnel in southern Lebanon,' Mr Harris said. 'It's clear to me that the actions of the IDF were reckless, intimidatory, totally unacceptable and a clear breach of the international rules surrounding peacekeeping. 'Brigadier General Mulcahy has assured me that all of our troops impacted are safe and well. They have been debriefed following the incident and patrols are continuing as normal today. 'I want to pay tribute to our personnel deployed with Unifil, who are operating in an increasingly volatile and tense environment. 'My officials in the Department of Defence will today formally lodge a protest letter over what happened yesterday and this will be communicated directly with Israel.'
South Wales Argus
a day ago
- Politics
- South Wales Argus
Ireland to lodge letter of objection to Israel over shots fired close to patrol
The incident came during a joint Irish United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) and Lebanese Armed Forces patrol close to the Blue Line on Thursday. None of the Irish personnel – who were recently deployed to Unifil as part of the 126th Infantry Battalion – were injured in the incident. Oglaigh na hEireann said on Thursday that all personnel were reported to be safe and well, and that they continued to monitor the situation in southern Lebanon. Irish and Maltese peacekeeping troops on patrol in Lebanon earlier this year (Niall Carson/PA) Irish Minister for Defence Simon Harris said he had been briefed by the incoming chief of staff Brigadier General Rossa Mulcahy. He said just before midday, the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) had fired shots into the patrol area. He also confirmed that a formal letter of objection from Ireland would be lodged with Israel via the UN on Friday. 'Brigadier General Mulcahy provided me with a detailed briefing on the serious events that took place yesterday involving Irish Defence Force personnel in southern Lebanon,' Mr Harris said. 'It's clear to me that the actions of the IDF were reckless, intimidatory, totally unacceptable and a clear breach of the international rules surrounding peacekeeping. 'Brigadier General Mulcahy has assured me that all of our troops impacted are safe and well. They have been debriefed following the incident and patrols are continuing as normal today. 'I want to pay tribute to our personnel deployed with Unifil, who are operating in an increasingly volatile and tense environment. 'My officials in the Department of Defence will today formally lodge a protest letter over what happened yesterday and this will be communicated directly with Israel.'
Irish Examiner
a day ago
- Politics
- Irish Examiner
Ireland to lodge letter of objection to Israel over shots fired close to patrol
Ireland is to lodge a formal letter of objection with Israel after shots were fired in the vicinity of peacekeepers in southern Lebanon. The incident came during a joint Irish United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) and Lebanese Armed Forces patrol close to the Blue Line on Thursday. None of the Irish personnel — who were recently deployed to Unifil as part of the 126th Infantry Battalion — were injured in the incident. Óglaigh na hÉireann said on Thursday that all personnel were reported to be safe and well, and that they continued to monitor the situation in southern Lebanon. Irish and Maltese peacekeeping troops on patrol in Lebanon earlier this year (Niall Carson/PA) Tánaiste and Minister for Defence Simon Harris said he had been briefed by the incoming chief of staff Brigadier General Rossa Mulcahy. He said just before midday, the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) had fired shots into the patrol area. He also confirmed that a formal letter of objection from Ireland would be lodged with Israel via the UN on Friday. 'Brigadier General Mulcahy provided me with a detailed briefing on the serious events that took place yesterday involving Irish Defence Force personnel in southern Lebanon,' Mr Harris said. My officials in the Department of Defence will today formally lodge a protest letter over what happened yesterday and this will be communicated directly with Israel 'It's clear to me that the actions of the IDF were reckless, intimidatory, totally unacceptable and a clear breach of the international rules surrounding peacekeeping. 'Brigadier General Mulcahy has assured me that all of our troops impacted are safe and well. They have been debriefed following the incident and patrols are continuing as normal today. 'I want to pay tribute to our personnel deployed with Unifil, who are operating in an increasingly volatile and tense environment. 'My officials in the Department of Defence will today formally lodge a protest letter over what happened yesterday and this will be communicated directly with Israel.' Read More Taoiseach and President warn Ireland is target of Israeli propaganda over Gaza stance
