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Letters: They walked alone for more than 43 years in the pursuit of justice - Vimarsana News

Letters: They walked alone for more than 43 years in the pursuit of justice

Sir — For more than 43 years the Stardust families sought truth and justice. For much of that time it must have seemed that the families — with grief and love in their hearts — walked alone, except for the few who stood by them.

Old friends' concert reaps rich rewards for a most deserving cause – Connacht Tribune – Galway City Tribune: - Vimarsana News

Old friends' concert reaps rich rewards for a most deserving cause – Connacht Tribune – Galway City Tribune:

Three great friends, Iomar Barrett, Chris Kelly and Proinsias Kitt, held a fantastic traditional and variety concert in the Town Hall Theatre in late March when they were joined by a host of family and friends, both onstage and off for a sold-out event that raised €16,147 for COPE Galway. The occasion was the launch […]

Midwest Radio - Galway woman who had three children serving as TDs at the same time has died aged 101 - Vimarsana News

Midwest Radio - Galway woman who had three children serving as TDs at the same time has died aged 101

Midwest Radio Broadcasting from Co Mayo in Ireland. Midwest Radio is the Number 1 local radio in Ireland

The lesson we can learn from 180 years ago to help us win battle against spread of Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

The lesson we can learn from 180 years ago to help us win battle against spread of Covid-19

In 1825, Daniel O’Connell was invited by the House of Lords Select Committee to give a first-hand account of the living conditions in Ireland, which he did in graphic detail. The UK government was alarmed so it set up a royal commission chaired by the Protestant Archbishop of Dublin, Dr Richard Whately, who was also an economist. The commission sat for three years and produced a report in 1836 which has a number of voluminous appendices which contain a vast amount of information of great historical value. (They are available at UCD Library Cultural Heritage Collections.) The difficulty was...