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Think You Could Hack a Day as a Polar Explorer? Prove It. - Vimarsana News

Think You Could Hack a Day as a Polar Explorer? Prove It.

Esquire editor-at-large Charlie Teasdale joined adventure outfitters Shackleton on one of the British brand's regular expeditions in Finse, Norway, to sample a more intrepid lifestyle

Forde among the many Cork Harbour links to the polar regions - Vimarsana News

Forde among the many Cork Harbour links to the polar regions

While the names of some great Antarctic explorers are well-known, people are not as aware of Robert Forde even though Mount Forde is named after ...

In search of Irish Polar hero Tom Crean - Vimarsana News

In search of Irish Polar hero Tom Crean

KERRY people will tell you that there are only two kingdoms: the kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Kerry. One is not of this world and the other is out of this world. With stunning sights such as The Blasket Islands, The Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula, Kerry is undoubtedly one of the most famous and beautiful of Ireland’s 32 counties.  

MetService unearths 'priceless' artefacts linked to famous Antarctic explorers - Vimarsana News

MetService unearths 'priceless' artefacts linked to famous Antarctic explorers

When Kevin Alder​ saw the words “Terra Nova”, the hair on his head stood up. He immediately knew the significance of the old logbooks he'd been given.

How underwater sculptures sunk illegal trawling – and brought an Italian bay back to life - Vimarsana News

How underwater sculptures sunk illegal trawling – and brought an Italian bay back to life

Initiative in which 39 marble works were placed on sea floor off Tuscany sees lobsters, fish and dolphins return in numbers