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On this day 75 years ago: John Martyn was born - Vimarsana News

On this day 75 years ago: John Martyn was born

To celebrate what would've been John Martyn's 75th birthday, we're revisiting a 1998 interview with the legendary singer-songwriter and guitarist. Plus, we'r...

Interview: God is an Astronaut on being the overseas phenomenon of the year - Vimarsana News

Interview: God is an Astronaut on being the overseas phenomenon of the year

They are one of most successful Irish live bands on the planet, playing to 30,000 people at a festival in India, and to large crowds all over the world. And ...

New Irish Songs To Hear This Week - Vimarsana News

New Irish Songs To Hear This Week

Listen to our favourite new Irish releases of the week below!

'A new type of record' | Cork Independent - Vimarsana News

'A new type of record' | Cork Independent

Listening parties are cool. Vinyl listening parties are cooler. Vinyl listening parties in Cork city for a new album from one of the county’s top bands? Chalk it down.

1997: Reeling In The Years - Vimarsana News

1997: Reeling In The Years

Updated / Thursday, 15 Apr 2021 15:38 A new national radio station goes on the air - Radio Ireland is launched on St. Patrick's Day. Hong Kong returns to Chinese rule in 1997. Britain's 99-year lease on the colony expires. After eighteen years in power, Britain's Tories suffer a crushing election defeat. 'New Labour' wins by the biggest margin this century. English nanny Louise Woodward is convicted of murdering an eight-month-old baby. The judge reviews the jury's decision. The verdict is changed and the sentence reduced. 1997 sees a crisis in Ireland's immigration system. Asylum-seekers an...

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