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Boheme for Paphos
Nicosia - The Slovak National Opera will present the popular opera of Giacomo Puccini 'La Boheme' at the square in front of the Mediaeval Castle in Paphos, in the framework of the Paphos Aphrodite Festival that will be h...
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Paphos dam to re-open
Renovation work to take place in an old Paphos dam has been given the go ahead. The minister of the interior, Neoclis Silikiotis, has announced that renovations of the dam, which operated for three decades, will commence...
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Important antiquities found
Protaras - Items, spotted in a looted tomb by workers constructing a pedestrian precinct in Protaras are of huge archaeological value, the Antiquities Department believes. Excavations on site began on Tuesday morning. I...
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Cypriot shooter wins gold in ISSF World Cup
Nicosia - Cypriot champion George Achilleos won the Skeet Men's Final in the 2010 ISSF Shotgun World Cup taking place in Dorset (UK). Achilleos secured the fist place scoring 146 hits, whereas Greek Mitas Ehthymios rank...
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Bar street needs a facelift
Visitors to Ayiou Antoniou Street-Bar Street- in Kato Paphos have been lamenting on what a dump the street has become. Bar and club owners of the area are aware of the dire situation and have been concerned to know how t...
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Peyia to get mainline sewerage
Sabba-Paphos sewerage board- has finally given the approval for Peyia to be included in the Paphos sewerage system, and the ministry of the interior has now approved the move. Peyia councillor Linda Leblanc said, ‘...
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Roads in Paphos causing misery
Numerous main roads in Paphos are either closed to traffic, full of potholes or the site of major road works and diversions, much to the annoyance of motorists and local officials. The problems have been made worse by t...
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New zoning and opening hours on the cards for Kato Paphos
Christos Athinodourou, a member of the board of the port authority in Paphos, has underlined the need to specify if the harbour area in Kato Paphos is designated as a tourist area or not. He pointed out that shop owners ...
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Cyprus Eurovision entry chosen
Nicosia - The song “Life looks better in spring” performed by Jon Lilygreen and The Islanders has been selected to represent Cyprus at the 55th Eurovision Song Contest that will take place in Oslo, Norway. T...
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A champ again: Baghdatis wins Sydney title
Marcos Baghdatis of Cyprus overcame the distraction of a lengthy rain interruption to beat France's Richard Gasquet 6-4 7-6 in the final of the Sydney International yesterday. Baghdatis, who burst on to the world stage ...
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Cyprus offers €100,000 in aid to Haiti
President Demetris Christofias has sent a letter to the President of Haiti, expressing the sympathy, solidarity and sorrow of the Cypriot people for the thousands of people killed during the devastating earthquake in Hai...
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Polis road to go ahead
The ministry of transport has confirmed they will push through final plans for the Paphos to Polis Chrysochous road after the proposed project has been hampered by a series of delays. The announcement was made following ...
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New Larnaca airport opens
The new €656.3 million Larnaca International Airport is open for business after being inaugurated by President Demetris Christofias yesterday. Operations will officially begin on Tuesday. Christofias was joined by ...
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Pope to visit Cyprus
Nicosia - Pope Benedict XVI will pay an official visit to Cyprus next June at the invitation of President Demetris Christofias. According to an official announcement, “His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI, has accepted ...
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Cyprus on the world bowls map
Paphos will hold the 2011 Atlantic World Bowls Championship, securing the town as one of the top bowls destinations in Europe. “We were approached by the world bowls association who had been very impressed with ou...
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How a shipwreck proved good for business
A scuttled car ferry has put Cyprus on top of Europe’s best dive list In recent years scuba diving has swam to the top of the league when it comes to recreational sports making it a lucrative market that, perhaps ...
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Greek Cypriot Voted Mr England
A Greek Cypriot, Andreas Kattou, 24, who was voted Mr Rugby just six months ago, has been crowned Mr England 2009. Originally from Larnaca, Kattou has played for Salamina Football club, and represented Cyprus under 17 a...
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Large ancient pots found
Paphos - Numerous fragments of very large pithoi which can be dated in the 1st century BC, were unearthed during excavations at Geronissos island, just off the coast of Ayios Yeorgios in Paphos. The Antiquities Departme...
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Turtles make rare appearance on Limassol beach
Holidaymakers and greens alike were stunned at the weekend when around 100 Caretta-Caretta turtles hatched from their nest on a busy beach at Yermasoyia in Limassol. The appearance of the rare turtle species startled b...
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Bouncing Baby born in the park
Paphos - A rare type of white wallaby has been born in the Birds and Animals Park in the Peyia-St George area, Paphos district. It was born two months ago and weighs about 5-6 kilos. Its gender is unknown as it sp...
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Cypriot wins International poetry prize
Nicosia - Regione Lazio of Italy awarded this year's ''Il Lazio tra Europa e Mediterraneo'' international prize for Poetry to Cypriot professor and poet Michalis Pieris, during a ceremony at ''Complesso del Vittoriano'' ...
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New finds at Bronze Age site
Nicosia - Excavations in the west sector of the Bronze Age community of Politiko-Troullia have brought to light a series of households around a large communal courtyard, the Antiquities Department has announced. The exc...
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Ancient Greek Drama Festival
Cyprus has hosted an annual festival dedicated to ancient Greek drama for more than a decade with Paphos at its centre. Now in its 13th year, the ethos of the International Festival of Greek Drama shows how ancient thea...
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International beach volley tournament
Thousands of people are expected to attend the CEV Challenger 2009 Beach Volley Tournament women's event which starts tomorrow at Yeroskipou, organisers said yesterday. Women's teams from all over the world will compete...
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