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Portlaoise Musical Society AIMs to shine at awards in the Kingdom - Vimarsana News

Portlaoise Musical Society AIMs to shine at awards in the Kingdom

The Portlaoise Musical Society are in the running for big national awards this weekend at the gala awards event for musical productions around Ireland...

Readers' Letters: We need more reservoirs against water shortages - Vimarsana News

Readers' Letters: We need more reservoirs against water shortages

The most precious resource of any country is water. Water storage is vital to civilisation.

Kildare Nationalist — Congratulations: Naas Musical Society receives three AIMS award nominations - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Congratulations: Naas Musical Society receives three AIMS award nominations

There was great excitement and celebrations in Naas Musical Society on Sunday as the National AIMS awards nominations were announced.

Naas Musical Society set to fly the Lilly White flag high in Killarney after receiving 3 AIMS nominations for their recent productions of Oklahoma and Anything Goes! - Vimarsana News

Naas Musical Society set to fly the Lilly White flag high in Killarney after receiving 3 AIMS nominations for their recent productions of Oklahoma and Anything Goes!

There was excitement and celebration all round on Sunday as the National AIMS awards nominations were announced. Naas Musical Society received no...

Readers' Letters: Politicians of all parties are as bad as each other - Vimarsana News

Readers' Letters: Politicians of all parties are as bad as each other

Your columnist Alexander Brown says “...the SNP are not the only party that could play a role enabling a Labour government” and adds that Ed Davey’s Lib Dems are holding their cards close to their chests, while Stephen Flynn has note-0 hinted at the possibility of supporting Labour without the promise of an immediate referendum.