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Strictly Come Dancing for Tiglin's 'amazing journey' ends with over €20,000 in the pot - Vimarsana News

Strictly Come Dancing for Tiglin's 'amazing journey' ends with over €20,000 in the pot

Unlucky for some, but not for this great cause, 13 couples paired up for the Strictly Come Dancing Fundraiser for Tiglin, which took place on a balmy Friday evening at The Parkview Hotel, in Newtownmountkennedy.

Portlaoise CBS fire in ten goals as they cruise to South Leinster Senior League glory - Vimarsana News

Portlaoise CBS fire in ten goals as they cruise to South Leinster Senior League glory

Portlaoise CBS have won the South Leinster Colleges Senior Football League Shield after a hugely dominant win over Coláiste Íosagáin Portar...

Rockford Region housing inventory hits new low - Vimarsana News

Rockford Region housing inventory hits new low

According to the NorthWest Illinois Alliance of Realtors, housing inventory in March 2023 saw a 23.5 percent decline from March 2022.

Source: wifr.com
Goals prove key as Portlaoise get the better of Graiguecullen in Division 1 - Vimarsana News

Goals prove key as Portlaoise get the better of Graiguecullen in Division 1

Two goals, one in either half, proved key as Portlaoise defeated Graiguecullen in Round 4 of the ACFL Division 1 in Fr Maher Park this evening. Portlaoise 2-9 G...

Recovering drug addict who was 'at death's door' credits Wicklow treatment centre for his new lease of life - Vimarsana News

Recovering drug addict who was 'at death's door' credits Wicklow treatment centre for his new lease of life

“We have now begun the most ambitious and far-reaching discussion on drugs use and national drugs policy that has ever taken place in Ireland,” were the words used by Paul Reid, chairman of the Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use, who closed its inaugural meeting on April 16 having barely scratched the surface of the the “breadth and complexity of the issues” facing the 100 members.