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Church in Kyrgyzstan: a 'Blossoming Bud' Growing in the Peripheries of the World - Vimarsana News

Church in Kyrgyzstan: a 'Blossoming Bud' Growing in the Peripheries of the World

In a predominantly Muslim country, Catholics in Kyrgyzstan account for less than 0.01% of the population of 6.7 million people.

Victor Masson: Canadian tourist shot dead in Mexican resort town Puerto Escondido | International - Vimarsana News

Victor Masson: Canadian tourist shot dead in Mexican resort town Puerto Escondido | International

Victor Masson, 27, is the second foreigner to be killed in the state of Oaxaca this week. An Argentine man also died after being attacked with a machete

Source: elpais.com
William Pearse hero of the Easter Rising, 1916 - Vimarsana News

William Pearse hero of the Easter Rising, 1916

William Pearse, a leader during Ireland's 1916 Easter Rising, was executed on May 4, 1916. Below, a look at the Irish revolutionary's life. William (Willie) Pearse was born on November 15, 1881, two years after his brother Patrick in the same house on Great Brunswick Street.

Easter Week 1916: more Irish died fighting in WWI in France - Vimarsana News

Easter Week 1916: more Irish died fighting in WWI in France

The same week as the Easter Rising in 1916, more Irishmen were killed in France fighting in the British army than during the uprising. In Ireland, 488 Irish died; in France, 532 were killed.

Minorities and the Irish Revolution - inside the new exhibition - Vimarsana News

Minorities and the Irish Revolution - inside the new exhibition

Updated / Wednesday, 7 Apr 2021 13:23 A British machine gun located in the Iveagh Buildings on Bull Alley sprayed the building with bullets, shattering windows and damaging books. Jason McElligott, Director of Marsh's Library, writes about Changed Utterly?, a new online exhibition which traces the experience of minorities during the Irish Revolution. Founded in the Liberties of Dublin in 1707 by an Anglican clergyman, Marsh’s Library was widely associated in the popular mind with the Union between Britain and Ireland. During Easter Week 1916, its location beside Jacobs’ biscuit factory a...

Source: rte.ie