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Lyra McKee: New IRA says its activists killed journalist - Vimarsana News

Lyra McKee: New IRA says its activists killed journalist

Group’s statement came amid protests outside Derry offices of Saoradh, a republican party that reflects New IRA thinking

Poem of the week: To a Sparrow by Francis Ledwidge - Vimarsana News

Poem of the week: To a Sparrow by Francis Ledwidge

This brightly observed study of a ‘sweetly impudent’ bird carries with it a distinct political edge

Goodbye Darling film - 1916 hero Michael Joseph O'Rahilly - Vimarsana News

Goodbye Darling film - 1916 hero Michael Joseph O'Rahilly

The final moments of 1916 Easter Uprising Irish Volunteer Michael Joseph O’Rahilly are told in "Goodbye Darling," a 2016 short film presented by the Irish Film Institute.

Fermoy-born SF deputy leader Michelle O'Neill proud to be back speaking in Cork - Vimarsana News

Fermoy-born SF deputy leader Michelle O'Neill proud to be back speaking in Cork

North Cork born Michelle O’Neill spoke of her pride at addressing a rally in Cork to honour all those republicans who died on hunger strike as she called on the government to take legal action if the British government proceeds with controversial legislation to deal with legacy issues in the North.

Novel 'Strumpet City' depicts 1913 Dublin lockout, Irish proletariat's first great class struggle – People's World - Vimarsana News

Novel 'Strumpet City' depicts 1913 Dublin lockout, Irish proletariat's first great class struggle – People's World

The Dublin lockout of 1913 was one of the greatest industrial disputes in Irish history. The conflict between some 20,000 workers and 300 employers lasted from Aug. 26,1913, to January 18, 1914. Its core demand was the right to organize. Dublin’s tenements were among the most squalid in Europe.