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Cork artist: 'I'm constantly learning' - Vimarsana News

Cork artist: 'I'm constantly learning'

Art Source comes to Cork for the first time ever. Among those who will be showing and selling her work, will be artist Helen Condon, writes COLETTE ...

Power cuts for thousands and roads blocked by trees and flooding as Storm Agnes roars ashore - Vimarsana News

Power cuts for thousands and roads blocked by trees and flooding as Storm Agnes roars ashore

Storm Agnes left a trail of destruction across Ireland as thousands were left without power yesterday and dozens of roads were blocked by fallen trees and flooding.

Storm Agnes aftermath: Power cuts for thousands and roads blocked by trees and flooding as Storm Agnes roars ashore - Vimarsana News

Storm Agnes aftermath: Power cuts for thousands and roads blocked by trees and flooding as Storm Agnes roars ashore

Storm Agnes left a trail of destruction across Ireland as hundreds of premises were still without power this morning and dozens of roads were blocked by fallen trees and flooding.

Storm Agnes: Cork pensioner rescued after fallen tree traps him inside home - Vimarsana News

Storm Agnes: Cork pensioner rescued after fallen tree traps him inside home

A pensioner had to be rescued by the fire brigade from his Cork home after he was trapped inside by a fallen tree at the height of Storm Agnes.

Storm Agnes: Cork pensioner Donal Sullivan rescued after fallen tree traps him inside Blackrock home - Vimarsana News

Storm Agnes: Cork pensioner Donal Sullivan rescued after fallen tree traps him inside Blackrock home

A pensioner had to be rescued by the fire brigade from his Cork home after he was trapped inside by a fallen tree at the height of Storm Agnes.