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Part 1 of 3: Hamilton is inherently biodiversity-rich - Vimarsana News

Part 1 of 3: Hamilton is inherently biodiversity-rich

Our decisions in the years ahead will either result in more species loss or habitat restoration leading us toward our former biodiversity glory.

Smyth welcomes funding for local biodiversity projects - Vimarsana News

Smyth welcomes funding for local biodiversity projects

The news that ten Westmeath projects are to receive funding under a new scheme to tackle the biodiversity crisis at a local level has been warmly welcomed by Cllr Hazel Smyth.

Ours To Protect [Weekly Episode 44] - Vimarsana News

Ours To Protect [Weekly Episode 44]

Welcome to another episode of Ours To Protect, as we take a closer look at biodiversity and sustainability in Co Clare. The Seafield Conservation Forum is a group of locals working to save the sand dune network in their area. The almost 2 kms stretch of dunes are under constant threat from natural and human influences. […]

Source: clare.fm
Letters: 'Inequality' is not to blame for a lack of support in stadiums for ladies' GAA - Vimarsana News

Letters: 'Inequality' is not to blame for a lack of support in stadiums for ladies' GAA

There’s a radio advert running at present, sponsored by a well-known supermarket chain, basically saying that ladies’ Gaelic football ought to be played to full stadiums. The voiceover says that this is down to “inequality”.

Shannon celebrates as almost two million passengers choose Airport last year - Vimarsana News

Shannon celebrates as almost two million passengers choose Airport last year

Shannon Airport has recorded 29% growth in 2023,  welcoming over 1.95m passengers.