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How smaller Irish food firms are fighting the war against inflation - Vimarsana News

How smaller Irish food firms are fighting the war against inflation

The launch of Cully & Sully soups in 2006 was only a few months ahead of the release of the first iPhone.

University challenged: Anger as Limerick professors rue 'reputational damage' and students criticise bosses - Vimarsana News

University challenged: Anger as Limerick professors rue 'reputational damage' and students criticise bosses

Work is under way for a tea party being held at the University of Limerick (UL) this week. There is an Alice in Wonderland theme — the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party.

Letters: Keep your pasta, the Irish spud always comes first in my heart - Vimarsana News

Letters: Keep your pasta, the Irish spud always comes first in my heart

Sir — Ireland’s vegetable growing area is down 10pc on last year. This follows a pattern of recent years where vegetable farmers, who supply the most wholesome fresh produce, are unable to compete with the low-cost selling of imported vegetables.

Letters: Dónal Óg Cusack dug deep hole with his RTÉ tirade on Tailteann Cup - Vimarsana News

Letters: Dónal Óg Cusack dug deep hole with his RTÉ tirade on Tailteann Cup

The shemozzle on RTÉ’s Sunday Game programme between Dónal Óg Cusack and Joanne Cantwell made for riveting viewing. By any standards, Dónal Óg’s recent remarks on the Tailteann Cup competition were ill-considered.

Clare hotel blockade: 'We welcome new people to Ireland — this just isn't the place for them' - Vimarsana News

Clare hotel blockade: 'We welcome new people to Ireland — this just isn't the place for them'

Since arriving in Ireland from Afghanistan five months ago, Saidanwar Saidi (22) has spent much of his time at a reception centre in Dublin, before being moved last week.