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Cork school to feature in episode of Spooked Ireland with Vogue Williams tonight - Vimarsana News

Cork school to feature in episode of Spooked Ireland with Vogue Williams tonight

The show has seen the team travel across Ireland visiting locations including Charleville Castle, Leap Castle, Wicklow Jail, Ailwee Caves, and, most ...

TV Guide - TVguide.co.uk - Vimarsana News

TV Guide - TVguide.co.uk

Aughrim Village (Season 1 Episode 3): The team head to the village of Aughrim in County Galway. Spooked Ireland airs on DMAX at 9:00 PM, Sunday 17 March. The team head to the village of Aughrim in County Galway

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Vogue trades catwalk for ghost hunt in Limerick - Vimarsana News

Vogue trades catwalk for ghost hunt in Limerick

KING John's Castle and its spooky goings on will feature this evening in 'Spooked Ireland', a new series led by Vogue Williams.

Helping my kids study for exams is like a second bite at the educational cherry - Vimarsana News

Helping my kids study for exams is like a second bite at the educational cherry

Róisín Ingle: My recollection of being 14 is pretty hazy, unless you are counting song lyrics learnt by heart from Smash Hits magazine, but I know I didn’t spend much of that year studying

Burren Named As One Of World's Top 30 Places To Visit - Vimarsana News

Burren Named As One Of World's Top 30 Places To Visit

Lonely Planet has named The Burren Ecotourism Network as one of the world’s top 30 places, people and tourism projects for 2021 - listing it as one of its 'Best In Travel' award winners. Normally, Lonely Planet's 'Best In Travel' is a list of must-see places across the world. 2020 and the coronavirus epidemic forced a change in policy, however. With people forced to change their travel habits, Lonely Planet decided to change its own.

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