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Complaints about neglect and lack of care at Amavir elderly residence

The controversy surrounding the Amavir old people’s home in Tías continues, with further complains about neglect and lack of care at the centre.

“Wall of Shame” demolished in Arrecife

The controversial wall that has blocked views of views of Puerto Naos, the fishing quay in Arrecife, is finally being demolished.

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Paddy’s Point: 12 Hours of Live Music for St. Patrick’s Day

This loved-by-all, family-owned Irish bar in the heart of Puerto del Carmen is gearing up for a fantastic St. Patrick's Day celebration with class acts lined up throughout the big day.

The Bucket List & Fire House: Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Style

Owners Áine and Nathan are gearing up for a busy period of celebrations at both of their popular bars, with St. Patrick's Day firmly in their sights.

The Aul Shillelagh is ready for St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations

Owners Brendan and Michelle of The Aul Shillelagh are ready to celebrate St. Patrick's Day once again at the ever-popular Aul Shillelagh on Calle Reina Sofía, 1.

Dicey Reilly’s is the place to be this St. Patrick’s Day

With over 10 years in business, Dicey Reilly's has established itself as a staple in Puerto del Carmen, and this St. Patrick's Day promises to be no exception. Owned by Brendan Byrne, one of the driving forces behind the island's official St. Patrick's celebrations, you can be sure that the bar will be bouncing on 17th March.

Binter signs agreement to connect the Canary Islands with Beijing, Sao Paulo, and Havana

Binter has formalised a significant new agreement with Air China that will dramatically enhance connectivity between the Canary Islands and several key international destinations served by the Chinese carrier.

How many tourists are there in Lanzarote’s municipalities every day?

According to the Canary Islands Institute of Statistics (ISTAC), the island is home to an average of 249,095 people every day. This is made up of 166,878 residents and, on average, 82,217 tourists.

Petrol prices on the rise sharply in Canaries due to US/Israel war on Iran

Petrol and diesel prices have recently risen sharply all over the Canaries as a result of uncertainty due to the US/Israel war on Iran.