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John Scally: From matches ending early, ill grannies and 'sheep in a heap' – 1998 was a hurling summer like no other - Vimarsana News

John Scally: From matches ending early, ill grannies and 'sheep in a heap' – 1998 was a hurling summer like no other

1998 was a hurling summer like no other. Such was the storm of controversy that swirled around the Clare hurling team in particular, it was estimated their colourful manager Ger Loughnane cost the Irish economy about £25m (€31m) because workers were busy talking about him when they should have been doing their jobs.

In Croatia, a hotel trying to heal war wounds - Vimarsana News

In Croatia, a hotel trying to heal war wounds

Near the Bosnia-Herzegovina border, a small-town hotel is focused on regenerating a war-scarred village and bringing a community together.

Source: bbc.co.uk
India's mysterious gateway to the stars - Vimarsana News

India's mysterious gateway to the stars

Created 300 years ago, Jaipur's Jantar Mantar is an outdoor complex filled with gargantuan astronomy tools designed to be used by the naked eye – and they're still accurate.

Source: bbc.com
The surprising landscape of Indian Jewish food - Vimarsana News

The surprising landscape of Indian Jewish food

Separated by geography and language, there's not much that might seem to connect India's five dwindling Jewish communities – except praying in Hebrew, and food.

Source: bbc.com
Découverte archéologique : l'immense et mystérieux site turc construit 6000 ans avant Stonehenge - Vimarsana News

Découverte archéologique : l'immense et mystérieux site turc construit 6000 ans avant Stonehenge

Renversant les idées reçues sur l'histoire de la civilisation, Göbekli Tepe, en Turquie, a été construit par un peuple préhistorique 6 000 ans avant Stonehenge.

Source: bbc.com