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Agent Broccoli and the origins of British State-Loyalist Collusion. By David Burke. - Vimarsana News

Agent Broccoli and the origins of British State-Loyalist Collusion. By David Burke.

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Take a walk through Ireland's history - Vimarsana News

Take a walk through Ireland's history

Ireland's long and troubled past makes it a good choice for history buffs. Walking tours offer an ideal way of getting to know that history - and in doing so, provide a great way to see Ireland's towns and cities. Just make sure you're well prepared for any sudden changes in weather!

'A very different mountain now': First NI man to climb Mount Everest reflects on anniversary - Vimarsana News

'A very different mountain now': First NI man to climb Mount Everest reflects on anniversary

The first Northern Irish man to successfully scale Mount Everest has described the climb as much more commercial than it used to be decades ago.

NI woman writes debut novel that brings Derry's Guildhall and other NI landmarks to life - Vimarsana News

NI woman writes debut novel that brings Derry's Guildhall and other NI landmarks to life

Margaret was diagnosed with dyslexia in her adult years but didn't let it stop her achieving her dreams

Gerry Adams: King Charles must be true to his word - Vimarsana News

Gerry Adams: King Charles must be true to his word

FOR those of us living in the north of Ireland the English Queen Elizabeth has been omnipresent in our lives for a long time.  From our postage stamps, coins and bank notes to the names of our public buildings. In Belfast there are two bridges named after English queens. The Queen’s Bridge was opened in 1849 and is named after Victoria. The Queen Elizabeth Bridge is named after the woman who has just died. It was opened in 1966. Interestingly, there was a row among unionists in Belfast City Council who wanted to name it after unionist leader Edward Carson whose statue stands in front of Pa...