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A Nation's Grief: How the funeral of Michael Collins was reported - Vimarsana News

A Nation's Grief: How the funeral of Michael Collins was reported

The streets of Dublin were 'thronged' like never before on the day of Michael Collins' funeral. Here is how the day was reported on in 1922. 

Advertiser.ie - Steamboats come to Galway - Vimarsana News

Advertiser.ie - Steamboats come to Galway

One hundred and fifty years ago, on August 17, 1872, the paddle steamer Citiy of the Tribes was launched in South Shields in England. She was built by JT Eltringham, weighed 117 gross tons, and was registered for the Galway Bay Steamboat Company. Her arrival in the docks caused great excitement. She was hailed as heralding a new future for shipping in the west, the age of steam. She was the only steamboat in Galway, a paddle tug about 96ft x 18ft x 9ft, and as you can see from her schedule for July 1875 printed here, she was a busy vessel. On the days not listed, she travelled on excursions or...

'Sky, sea and land shift like a kaleidoscope' in a restored Clare Island cottage - Vimarsana News

'Sky, sea and land shift like a kaleidoscope' in a restored Clare Island cottage

Restoring a homestead that had fallen into ruin has been a labour of love for Ethna Phelan

Michael Viney: Herding the history of Ireland's native sheep - Vimarsana News

Michael Viney: Herding the history of Ireland's native sheep

Another Life: Western seaboard housed ancient breeds adapted to the leanest of diets

Michael Viney: Mayo's wild terrain was once the largest farm in Ireland - Vimarsana News

Michael Viney: Mayo's wild terrain was once the largest farm in Ireland

Another Life: In 1850, as famine raged, Captain Houstoun asked Lord Sligo of Westport if he knew of any land that could carry 10,000 sheep