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A funny thing happened on the way to Damascus - Vimarsana News

A funny thing happened on the way to Damascus

THREE DAYS before Christmas, I walked into a bar. I looked around, but no one was there, though the Packers were playing to a full house. After a while a bartender appeared, all bubbly and bright, and I ordered a beer. As she popped the top, a stranger came in, dusting off snow, kind of nondescript. He had nary a smile, and for some reason he seemed older than he looked (though I'm not too good at judging the cover of a book).

'A special kind of courage' - how the London IRA helped gain Irish independence – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'A special kind of courage' - how the London IRA helped gain Irish independence – The Irish Times

A new account of the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson MP illuminates the contribution of the Irish in Britain to the struggle for Irish freedom

HISTORY: The spark that lit the Civil War subject of history talk in Offaly - Vimarsana News

HISTORY: The spark that lit the Civil War subject of history talk in Offaly

'Ireland's Sarajevo' is the title of a lecture to be presented by Irish Times journalist and author, Ronan McGreevy in Tullamore on Monday night next. The lectu...

Top selling author to address Mohill Historical Society - Vimarsana News

Top selling author to address Mohill Historical Society

Mohill & District Historical & Heritage Society presents a talk by Ronan McGreevy on Friday, April 21 at 8pm in Mohill library. Ronan will talk about hi...

For Joe Biden, an era when treaties are more likely to be broken than brokered - Vimarsana News

For Joe Biden, an era when treaties are more likely to be broken than brokered

President Joe Biden’s trip to Northern Ireland will mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement that ended decades of violence, but such diplomatic breakthroughs are harder than ever to achieve in today’s fractious world.