The Billiard House Malta: New Hub For Billiard Enthusiasts In Malta

Jan 15 2024

The Billiard House Malta, a cutting-edge and fully automated venue, caters to billiards enthusiasts and novices alike, providing an immersive experience from 7 am to midnight daily.

It stands out by housing the esteemed Pool Academy Malta, offering expert coaching for players of all levels, focusing on technique, strategy, and game psychology.

The venue has evolved into a sought-after destination for corporate events and team-building activities, combining leisure and learning in a versatile space.

With its commitment to accessibility, The Billiard House Malta has redefined the billiards experience, offering a platform for individuals to learn and master the game.

The collaboration with Pool Academy Malta ensures tailored programs for all skill levels, enhancing players’ abilities. The venue has become an ideal spot for team-building, offering customizable packages for corporate groups, promoting teamwork and communication skills.

Booking at The Billiard House Malta is convenient through the user-friendly online platform, www.thebilliardhousemalta.com. This seamless process allows enthusiasts, learners, and corporate groups to effortlessly reserve time slots for pool sessions, coaching with Pool Academy Malta, or team-building events.

The establishment’s dedication to efficiency and diverse offerings makes it a go-to destination, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for visitors seeking an all-encompassing billiards encounter.

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CPD New Recruits Continue Their Intense Training

Jan 15 2024

The Civil Protection Department’s trainees are still undergoing their intense training to become the next cohort of local rescuers and heroes.

Currently in their 8th week of training, out of a total of 24, the recruits are experiencing simulated conditions of all that could happen on the job.

From extinguishing fires to scaling heights, the rescue officers still have a long ways to go as the CPD official social media shares photographic sneak peeks at their journey.

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St Paul’s Bay With Most Property Sales In December 2023

Jan 15 2024

In December 2023, the residential property market saw a 2.5% increase in the number of final deeds of sale, totaling 1,047, with a corresponding 21.6% surge in their value, reaching €282.2 million.

Individual buyers constituted 89.8% of these transactions, amounting to €212.0 million.

The Northern Harbour District and the Northern District recorded the highest numbers of final deeds of sale, while San Pawl Il-Baħar, Ħaż-Żabbar, Il-Mellieħa, and Il-Mosta accounted for 21.7% of the total.

In the fourth quarter of 2023, final deeds of sale dropped by 15.0%, with 3,200 transactions valued at €843.4 million. San Pawl Il-Baħar, Birkirkara, and Marsaskala had the highest numbers of final deeds.

Regarding promise of sale agreements, December 2023 saw a 5.1% increase, reaching 1,052 agreements, primarily driven by individual buyers (91.5%).

The Northern Harbour District and the Northern District recorded the highest numbers, and San Pawl Il-Baħar, Birkirkara, and Tas-Sliema accounted for 18.0% of the total. In the fourth quarter, promise of sale agreements increased by 4.6%, totaling 3,508, with San Pawl Il-Baħar, Birkirkara, and Il-Mosta leading in numbers.

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Irish Times Tips Cardinal Mario Grech as Top European Pope Contender

Jan 15 2024

According to an article published by The Irish Times on Sunday, January 14th, Gozitan Cardinal Mario Grech is emerging as a favoured European candidate for the papacy.

Irish Times Tips Cardinal Mario Grech as Top European Pope Contender Cardinal Mario Grech, a 66-year-old from Malta, is considered a prominent contender due to his pivotal role as the secretary general of the Synod of Bishops, actively contributing to the ongoing synodal process initiated by Pope Francis. His extensive experience includes serving on the Roman Rota and holding a bishopric position in Malta for over 18 years. The article highlights that Cardinal Grech’s origin from a small country could prove advantageous, especially in the realm of geopolitics. Currently, there are 241 cardinals, with only 136 under 80 years old and eligible to vote.

The Irish Times notes that despite Pope Francis turning 87 last month and facing some minor health challenges, his overall health remains robust. The article suggests that a resignation due to increasing incapacity is more plausible than the pope passing away in office. However, it speculates that any such move is unlikely to occur before the conclusion of the Synod of Bishops in Rome next October.

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Photo Source: ARCHDIOCESE OF MALTA / The Irish Times