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Patrick Kielty: 'Trailblazer' with 'gallows humour' is frontrunner for The Late Late Show – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Patrick Kielty: 'Trailblazer' with 'gallows humour' is frontrunner for The Late Late Show – The Irish Times

Comedian, who pokes fun at both sides of the community in Northern Ireland despite father’s murder, is odds-on favourite to replace Ryan Tubridy

'It's a disgrace that young fellas aren't able to play' - Down boss slams U20 rule - Vimarsana News

'It's a disgrace that young fellas aren't able to play' - Down boss slams U20 rule

Conor Laverty says players at that age should be permitted to play more than one game in a week.

Source: the42.ie
Down GAA Release Statement After Bizarre Plane Stunt Mars Game - Vimarsana News

Down GAA Release Statement After Bizarre Plane Stunt Mars Game

It's not every day a plane is heard circling over a GAA ground. However Down GAA were forced to release a statement last night about a plane over Newry

Source: balls.ie
Michaela McAreavey: Return to Mauritius a chance to find justice - Vimarsana News

Michaela McAreavey: Return to Mauritius a chance to find justice

Eleven years on, Belfast Telegraph crime correspondent Allison Morris goes back to the honeymoon destination where Michaela McAreavey was murdered with questions for some of the figures involved in the 2012 trial, including one of the two men acquitted of the Tyrone teacher’s killing.

Intimidation of east Belfast school that hosted GAA event branded 'abhorrent' - Vimarsana News

Intimidation of east Belfast school that hosted GAA event branded 'abhorrent'

The “abhorrent” intimidatory messages sent to an east Belfast primary school after it hosted a GAA ‘taster event’ will not stop progress towards a community that celebrates diversity, a councillor has said.