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Civil war documentary series to feature Donegal stories - Vimarsana News

Civil war documentary series to feature Donegal stories

A NEW documentary series that will share the poignant testimonies of family members of those involved in the Civil War will feature a number of Donegal stories.

Successful Easter commemorations across South Derry draw huge crowds - Vimarsana News

Successful Easter commemorations across South Derry draw huge crowds

Sinn Féin MLA Emma Sheerin has congratulated organisers of a number of wreath laying ceremonies and commemorations across South Derry which seen big numb...

Centenary of the Drumboe Martyrs - Vimarsana News

Centenary of the Drumboe Martyrs

November 1922 saw a general sweep by Free Staters through Donegal in an effort to end Republican opposition in the county. This sweep was successful in that it captured the vast bulk of Volunteers ...

BOOK REVIEW: The shadow of partition loomed large over Donegal - Vimarsana News

BOOK REVIEW: The shadow of partition loomed large over Donegal

Review of Donegal: The Irish Revolution, 1912-23 by Pauric Travers (Four Courts Press, £22.50/€24.95) VISITORS who arrive in Donegal from countries elsewhere, including from Britain, wonder at the incongruity. It is Ireland’s northern-most county yet it is “in the South.” Surely it makes no geographical sense. Naturally, they ask why?  How come it wasn’t hived off with those other six counties that comprise 'Northern Ireland'? After all, it’s in Ulster, isn’t it?  Although I have answered that question many scores of times down the years, the simplicity of my reply ...

If these walls could talk – Conn Ó Midheach on home and history - Vimarsana News

If these walls could talk – Conn Ó Midheach on home and history

Almost 40 years on, while preparing for another conflict to decide the issue of the Border, the house would be where my mother would meet my father for the first time. It would also be where my grand-aunt would have her election HQ when she ran for Sinn Féin in the general election of 1957, garnering 3,171 first preferences. On the day of the burning the British soldiers marched up the long bohereen to the house, past the fort field with its almost intact fairy fort and souterrain, which, according to family lore, provided shelter for many an IRA man. They also passed the stone steps up t...