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MSNBCW Kasie DC January 22, 2018 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW Kasie DC January 22, 2018

From where at this very hour Senate Leaders are scrambling to try and figure out how to avoid day three of a shutdown. In a sign of progress, Chuck Schumer and Mitch Mcconnell met at the capital. The first time theyve spoken since friday, under pressure to end this. That came on the heels of a bigger bipartisan meeting earlier in the day. When was the last time you saw 22 senators meeting day after day, and the number of senators keeps growing with each meeting that we have . And each one of them is committed to getting to a solution. It is absolutely our goal to make sure that there are discu...

Michael Coady obituary: A poet profoundly at ease in the world - Vimarsana News

Michael Coady obituary: A poet profoundly at ease in the world

He captured essences of Tipperary life that were not just rural, but urban and industrial

Tipperary poet Michael Coady dies aged 84 - Vimarsana News

Tipperary poet Michael Coady dies aged 84

Celebrated writer was admired by Seamus Heaney and Ciaran Carson, says publisher

Seamus Heaney Centre scholars to visit Villanova University - Vimarsana News

Seamus Heaney Centre scholars to visit Villanova University

Villanova University's College for Liberal Arts and Sciences will welcome scholars from the Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen's University Belfast for a week of workshops and community events this March.

New poetry: Stephen Sexton on collections including a study of Muslim girlhood and an exploration of grief - Vimarsana News

New poetry: Stephen Sexton on collections including a study of Muslim girlhood and an exploration of grief

Safia Elhillo’s Girls That Never Die; Paul Stephenson’s Hard Drive; The Silence by Gillian Clarke; Swans We Cannot See by Andrew Jamison