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New Book Launched: "Dublin Port Chief Engineers" – Dr Ronald Cox Explores Life & Works of Bindon Blood Stoney & John Purser Griffith - Vimarsana News

New Book Launched: "Dublin Port Chief Engineers" – Dr Ronald Cox Explores Life & Works of Bindon Blood Stoney & John Purser Griffith

Previously unseen images from Dublin Port Archive feature

Source: afloat.ie
Housing: America's great forgotten solution to high rents and house prices. - Vimarsana News

Housing: America's great forgotten solution to high rents and house prices.

A fixture of housing was deemed uncivilized—and erased. No more.

Source: slate.com
A UN Resident Coordinator's blog - Vimarsana News

A UN Resident Coordinator's blog

The small mountain nation of Bhutan has so far managed to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, despite sharing a border with China and India, two countries...

Bhutan, the vaccination nation: a UN Resident Coordinator's blog - Vimarsana News

Bhutan, the vaccination nation: a UN Resident Coordinator's blog

The small mountain nation of Bhutan has so far managed to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, despite sharing a border with China and India, two countries which

The day the Germans bombed Drogheda - Vimarsana News

The day the Germans bombed Drogheda

New Year's Day 2021 was a low key affair in Drogheda - unlike the same night 80 years ago when German bombers flew low over the town, before dropping bombs a short distance from the town centre. Drogheda was shaken by heavy explosions on that Wednesday night, January 1, 1941, at about 9.40pm, and the sound of an aeroplane flying over the town shortly afterwards helped to confirm the residents' fears that bombs had been dropped in the vicinity of the town. People ran out onto the streets asking each other what had happened, and military could be seen making in haste for their headquarters, fol...