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Retiring Literacy Director Charts Reading… | New Haven Independent - Vimarsana News

Retiring Literacy Director Charts Reading… | New Haven Independent

As Lynn Brantley bid farewell to the district she's served for the past three decades, the soon-to-retire New Haven Public Schools (NHPS) literacy…

Thousands line streets to bid farewell to Christy Dignam as Aslan frontman is laid to rest - Vimarsana News

Thousands line streets to bid farewell to Christy Dignam as Aslan frontman is laid to rest

THOUSANDS of people lined the streets of a rainswept Finglas in Dublin as Aslan frontman Christy Dignam was laid to rest on Saturday. The singer passed away on Tuesday after a long battle with a rare blood disorder. While his funeral was a private family affair at Glasnevin Cemetery, his daughter Kiera acknowledged fans would

Christy Dignam funeral: He's one of ours, we're gonna miss him - Vimarsana News

Christy Dignam funeral: He's one of ours, we're gonna miss him

Christy Dignam was hailed as a “working-class hero” and an enduring inspiration to his community yesterday, as thousands of mourners gathered to say a final goo

Funeral and public farewell for Christy Dignam taking place today in Dublin - Vimarsana News

Funeral and public farewell for Christy Dignam taking place today in Dublin

Dignam died on Tuesday after long fight with the rare blood disease, amyloidosis.

'How can I forget you in this crazy world?': Aslan fans sing farewell to Christy Dignam in his native Finglas – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'How can I forget you in this crazy world?': Aslan fans sing farewell to Christy Dignam in his native Finglas – The Irish Times

The performer was a national treasure, but he belonged chiefly to the people of north Dublin