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Haunted Wirral: The Parkgate time bubble - Vimarsana News

Haunted Wirral: The Parkgate time bubble

Welcome to Haunted Wirral, a feature series written by the world-famous psychic researcher Tom Slemen for the Globe ...

Can you solve riddle of Cork outing photo? - Vimarsana News

Can you solve riddle of Cork outing photo?

This week, a plea to identify people on a bus trip from Cork city to Ballycotton, plus JO KERRIGAN hears about place names, music clubs, and train ...

Throwback Thursday: My father doing Pana - but who is he with? - Vimarsana News

Throwback Thursday: My father doing Pana - but who is he with?

This week, a reader shares some treasured photos of her father in Patrick Street, Cork city, plus JO KERRIGAN delves into Rory Gallagher and popular ...

Dave Gibbons Records Audio Version of His Autobiography, Confabulation - Vimarsana News

Dave Gibbons Records Audio Version of His Autobiography, Confabulation

B7 Media has announced at this year’s Lakes that Dave Gibbons has recorded an audiobook of Confabulation: An Anecdotal Autobiography.

Comic strip - European History, Art, & Culture - Vimarsana News

Comic strip - European History, Art, & Culture

Comic strip - European History, Art, & Culture: The first recurrent British comic characters, after Ally Sloper appeared in the 1870s, were those in Jack Yeats’s Conan Doyle burlesque The Adventures of Chubblock Homes (published in Comic Cuts, begun 1893) as well as Tom Browne’s tramps Weary Willie and Tired Tim. The latter strip was sponsored in 1896 by the publisher Alfred Harmsworth and was originally intended for the newly literate and semiliterate masses, but it developed into children’s fare. Distinctive British contributions were the magazine of strips designed for preliterate ch...