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A focus on Tommy Gallagher's remarkable life of helping so many others - Vimarsana News

A focus on Tommy Gallagher's remarkable life of helping so many others

The ancient Roman word from which the word ‘education’ stems was ‘educo’, which means to draw out or to foster.

Northerners - are they even Irish? - Vimarsana News

Northerners - are they even Irish?

Last week The Irish Times ran a remarkable series of articles that concluded Northerners are more connected to the South than southerners are to the North. The often Dublin-centric views of the people who write for The Irish Times can unintentionally lurch toward self-parody, unfortunately.

Fermanagh/Donegal journalist's poetry collection shares fond tales - Vimarsana News

Fermanagh/Donegal journalist's poetry collection shares fond tales

In his debut collection of poetry ‘The Breed Of Me’, local journalist Gerry McLaughlin shares poems inspired by friends, family, members of his…

Artist to host Christmas exhibition on Fermanagh/Donegal Border - Vimarsana News

Artist to host Christmas exhibition on Fermanagh/Donegal Border

Local artist Alison Britton will be having an exhibition of her beautiful work in The Cowshed Gallery, Tullyhommon/Pettigo open every weekend…

Crisis zone: Dysfunction and distrust combine to deadly effect in virus-stricken North - Vimarsana News

Crisis zone: Dysfunction and distrust combine to deadly effect in virus-stricken North

"Look where we are now. There has been indecision. There has been open political warfare. It's only now when reality bites and the body count is going up they are starting to realise how serious this is," he said. In the document, seen by the Sunday Independent, Swann explained how cases had been increasing in all age groups, particularly in younger adults, and how the data at that time suggested cases and hospital bed occupancy "are increasing at a rate of at least 50pc per week". He warned that a surge in intensive care bed usage or deaths "are anticipated to rise after a period of lag once...