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'Nightmare on matchdays': Lack of parking and unruly spectators 'irritating' Croke Park residents - Vimarsana News

'Nightmare on matchdays': Lack of parking and unruly spectators 'irritating' Croke Park residents

‘We have a major issue and the only ones who are responsible for it is Dublin City Council,’ a leading coach operator told The Journal.

Kinsale to Cork bus operator defends his decision not to start the service yet - Vimarsana News

Kinsale to Cork bus operator defends his decision not to start the service yet

THE operator of the West Cork Connect bus service is calling for a ‘level playing field’ for all bus operators before he can start the new Kinsale to Cork bus service.Damien Long was reacting to a call by Fine Gael Senator Tim Lombard that West Cork Connect, which received a

Carlow Nationalist — Two jailed for attack on 93-year-old woman after collecting her pension - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Two jailed for attack on 93-year-old woman after collecting her pension

Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard the woman was left in “excruciating pain” following the “scarcely comprehensible act of thuggery”…

Two men jailed for nine years each for robbing 93-year-old woman after she collected her pension in Cork city - Vimarsana News

Two men jailed for nine years each for robbing 93-year-old woman after she collected her pension in Cork city

“This was a scarcely comprehensible act of thuggery in broad daylight in Cork city on a 93-year-old lady,” Judge Helen Boyle said.

Two jailed for attack on 93-year-old woman after collecting her pension - Vimarsana News

Two jailed for attack on 93-year-old woman after collecting her pension

Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard the woman was left in “excruciating pain” following the “scarcely comprehensible act of thuggery”