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The seaside town that's 'Brighton of Ireland' in Hollywood films with great views & food - just 40 minutes from Dublin - Vimarsana News

The seaside town that's 'Brighton of Ireland' in Hollywood films with great views & food - just 40 minutes from Dublin

A PICTURESQUE Irish seaside town is famous for its features in Hollywood films - and has now been branded the "Brighton of Ireland".But popular day-ou

6 epic adventures to try in Ireland's Ancient East | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad - Vimarsana News

6 epic adventures to try in Ireland's Ancient East | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad

6 epic adventures to try in Ireland's Ancient East

Source: joe.ie
The Old Offshore Spirit Was Evoked in ISORA's 24-Hour Cross Channel Race - Vimarsana News

The Old Offshore Spirit Was Evoked in ISORA's 24-Hour Cross Channel Race

Winning Co-Skipper Victoria Cox recalls Saturday's (May 20th) marathon race across the Irish Sea from Pwllheli to Dun Laoghaire, where she sa...

Source: afloat.ie
Popular Wicklow beach fails again to earn Blue Flag status - Vimarsana News

Popular Wicklow beach fails again to earn Blue Flag status

The founder of Bray’s Coastcare volunteer group has expressed his disappointment that the coveted Blue Flag will not be flying on Bray beach this year, as it emerged that despite a record-breaking 159 recipients of a Blue Flag and/or Green Coast award, Bray is yet again not among them.

Fears of 'turbines taller than Bray Head' offshore as two wind farms get go-ahead - Vimarsana News

Fears of 'turbines taller than Bray Head' offshore as two wind farms get go-ahead

Greystones Fine Gael Councillor Derek Mitchell has raised concerns over “a wall of turbines taller than Bray Head” towering over the coastline between Bray and Greystones, after it was announced that both Codling Wind Park and the Dublin Array Offshore Wind Farm have been given the green light for development off the east coast of Ireland.