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Meet the disruptive bibliomaniac throwing the book at the publishing industry - Vimarsana News

Meet the disruptive bibliomaniac throwing the book at the publishing industry

As he tucks into the mountainous 'healthy fry' at the Conway Mill in West Belfast, veteran English radical John Mitchinson pauses between bites to ...

Evergreen trees a 'beautiful living memorial' to victims of Shankill Road bombing – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Evergreen trees a 'beautiful living memorial' to victims of Shankill Road bombing – The Irish Times

Hundreds lined road in Belfast at site of former Frizzell’s fish shop, where a no-warning IRA bomb killed nine people 30 years ago

Exclusive extract from upcoming novel by Timothy O'Grady: 'The music rumbled in the ground, pierced and shook in the air' - Vimarsana News

Exclusive extract from upcoming novel by Timothy O'Grady: 'The music rumbled in the ground, pierced and shook in the air'

With the kind permission of the author, the Irish Echo presents this exclusive excerpt from 'Monaghan', the forthcoming novel from Irish American w...

Carlow Nationalist — Borris VS students receive prestigious JP McManus scholarships - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Borris VS students receive prestigious JP McManus scholarships

Kathleen Fenlon at the awards ceremony, alongside Borris VS principal Pat Coffey, and Philip Byrne, who also received the prestigious award TWO past pupils of…

Registered terrorists in NI suffering no breach of human rights over cross-border travel restrictions, court rules - Vimarsana News

Registered terrorists in NI suffering no breach of human rights over cross-border travel restrictions, court rules

Registered terrorist offenders in Northern Ireland who must inform police of any cross-border travel plans are suffering no breach of human rights, the Court of Appeal ruled today.